B&M Bargains heads to Burton – but where next?

Graham Soult

Retail consultant, writer, blogger; helping retailers via CannyInsights.com and CannySites.com. Say hello on Twitter at @soult!

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5 Responses

  1. ROB says:

    B and M are really cheap, its the really poor customer service that puts me off, i guess thats why its cheap!

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