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Travis_0004

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4. I think that is too much work.

Reply to No Vested Interest (Reply #3)

Tue Oct 11, 2016, 06:05 PM

Oct 2016

You have to then lock the wheelchairs up and have an employee watch them sign the contract, then go unlock it.

Getting rid of them would be much easier.

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Having done some 43 years in the business Sherman A1 Oct 2016 #1

I wonder if the response to this lawsuit will be to get rid of the electric wheelchairs Travis_0004 Oct 2016 #2

Or have the electric wheelchair user sign some kind of paper/contract No Vested Interest Oct 2016 #3

I think that is too much work. Travis_0004 Oct 2016 #4

It would be a lot of work. However, some stores not only highly value No Vested Interest Oct 2016 #5