Argos Stores

Don’t mind Argos especially if can get a deal and go at the right time.
Just hate the system which gives an estimate time of how long your product takes from warehouse to the collection point but it is not accurate
Many times I have watched nobody behind the counter as people have taken breaks (guessing all together) and leaves the customer waiting dumbfound outside as all their numbers are called out with no sight of product or staff.

The genesis of most businesses is a pretty uniform one. It goes something like this: the future business owner spots an untapped niche in the market. He develops a product or a business model designed to capitalise on this niche, providing a service that is unavailable anywhere else, or is, at least, better than anywhere else. Then, the business owner slips into this niche with a minimum of fuss and starts turning a profit.
Argos is different though. Business owners usually ask themselves «what do people need» and then develop a single product to sell. Argos asked themselves «what do people need», and then their lunatic ids shouted back at them «EVERYTHING! PEOPLE NEED EVERYTHING RIGHT NOW!». So that’s what they sell. Everything. And whilst most businesses try to slip in and market their product gently at first, with great deals, Argos hits the market with the subtlety of a jackhammer-​wielding meteorite.
It’s a business model that works. Kind of like the capitalist equivalent of the scorched Earth approach to war.

Love ordering items that you want for your house and would prefer to recieve the products straight away? Well then if you drive down or get a bus to an Argos store you can do just that.
Or you can order online and wait for it to be delivered within two days, it’s entirely up to you. If you do go down to an Argos store then as soon as you get there look to see if there is a space, waiting for you to grab it with both hands so that you can have your turn to look for the item that you want to buy. Then fill in a small bit of paper which has printed out an area for you to write down the products number code for each individual item that you want to purchase.
You get the products code number by checking their mini computers, once you have dones this, then you take your piece of paper to a member of staff that is on a till and wait your turn… Once that customer has served you, you go to take a small ticket from ticket machiene, which will have a number printed onto it, then you sit down in the seats provided, if there are any spare seats you are allowed to sit down and wait your turn…
It is often a very quick service and the staff are helpful and friendly, the prices seem great for nearly every product within the shop and with nearly every product that I have bought from Argos does also. They sell arrange of different gifts suitable and perfect for everyone’s house. I sincerely recommend this shop there too…