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Radioshack Argumentative Essay

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Everyone has to love pokemon, but no one loves their phone battery dying. At&t, RadioShack, and many other similar stores they have a solution for you. These store nationwide are selling portable charges off the charts. According to Time.com article the game that was known for nintendo is now become a real life game. As more and more Americans have the urge to play this exciting game, the electronic stores love all the amazing sales rising and rising. Many of these companies are competing for customers to buy their chargers and phone cases. At&t has seen a 0.25% rise in supply, GameStop- 0.77% rise. GameStop has reported that they have had a 45% raise in its sales and RadioShack has had a 50% rise. Sprint has discounted their charges and

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