After all, much of what the company sells is sold over the Internet, and it is as vulnerable to the threat of e-commerce, if not more so, as any other traditional retailer. Oh yes, Best Buy has a Web page , too, and you can even buy a few things on it, primarily CDs and DVDs. None of its PC, peripheral, or other hardware is available on its site, and information about what is available at its stores is extremely limited. When I checked, it only had information on three models of notebook computers. I assume they sell more than that at their stores.
Little information is available for the DVDs the company sells online.
A hilarious poignant, heartfelt drama. Best Buy's music CD selections had little information as well, and few even had audio clips, which is one of the best things about buying music online. Nor were there any recommendations for similar movies and CDs. I'm beginning to think that music is better suited to online commerce than almost any other product, yet Best Buy is light-years behind its competitors. Finally, if you have any problems with your order from Best Buy's website, don't expect any help from your nearest Best Buy store.