It cannot be denied that male enhancement devices are growing in popularity. Primarily an online product, consumers can now invest in these penis enlargement devices offline, all thanks to leading retailer Selfridges.
Launching their own version of a penis stretcher, the device can easily be found in Selfridge’s soon at a price of $250, and already it is attracting a lot of attention.
Who was it that said – “The customer is always right”? Well
for those of you who can’t get through the day without
knowing, it was H Gordon Selfridge, the founder of
Selfridges’s department store in London.
The question I want answered is; did he ever work with
customers on day-to-day basis and if so, was he some kind of
saint?
Let’s face it; customers can be a real pain in the neck. You
move heaven and earth for them, you respond to their every
whim, you give them time to pay and they still try to screw
your prices down.
The Competition Commission one of the governments watchdogs, has at last moved to shame credit cards in to cutting their charges. The long overdue move comes after the Commission concluded that the credit card industry was overcharging customers between £55 and £100 million each year through excessive interest rates and other charges. And this has been going on for a least 3 years!
The main culprits by far are store cards where interest rates are as high as 30.9% – even though the Bank of England’s base rate stands at just 4.5%. The worst culprits were TJ Hughes and the Faith Card followed by Owen & Owen. You can find them heading the Table of Shame shown below in this article.