I have been been thru a couple company closings in my time. The owners are always the main problem, in denial until they are shut down. Usually there are agreements to pay vendors as product is sold if it is on consignment. There are often legal reasons companies try to keep the doors open due to missing money, stock, taxes and payroll, but when the day comes, the business doors just close. Employees show up to work to find a note pinned to the door with a number to call to arrange to pick up any personal items. My best guess is Fry's is done and they are just running out what is left of their credit lines. Roseville CA isn't even worth stopping by they have such little stock left. We were there 45 days ago to buy a switch and the only ones they had a few of left were a few of the high end models with 24 -48 ports etc..
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