As mentioned in title, Sears hometowns are no longer listed at the following link:
https://www.sb360.com/select-projects/events/sears-list/
Now that they have dropped off, there is no longer any mention of any Sears on SB360's website.
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Who does IT for Sears now? Does it even have an in-house IT team anymore?
SearsHometownStores.com is no more -- it now redirects to Sears.com
OwnASearsStore.com now gets a Too Many Redirects error
To the poster below, I totally agree! But the fact that there is no mention of Sears, whatsoever, on SB's site is a bit troubling. I was hoping that at least the full size Sears could be gotten rid of this Year, but at his current pace of closing 1 or 2 stores per Year, this could take forever! I wish he could just pull the plug on all of them already, but alas, we must grit our teeth and wait longer.
Again, as I used this example Years ago, Ed is like the coach of a football team down 200-0 in the 4th Quarter trying to unnecessarily extend the game by calling Timeouts and running the ball out of bounds, in the hope of maybe kicking a field goal to reduce the deficit to 200-3. What's the point? Take a knee and let the players hit the showers already.
He had over 4000 (combined) stores and now he has, what, maybe 10? So 99.9% are closed. Keeping 10 or 20 out of 4000 isn't impressing anyone, any more than the football team that loses 200-3, instead of 200-0. It's over, let it go.
Now they need to concentrate on getting the rest of the pathetic company shut down.
OK, so that puts a button on this whole, Sears Hometown saga. On to the next...