You're To Blame For The Death Of Dot Coms

from the that's-right,-you dept

The Boston Globe explains that while everyone is trying to blame the get-rich-quick entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and investment bankers, the real person to blame for the failure of many dot coms is you. That's right, you. You didn't buy enough stuff online. All these dot coms built cool stores where it was easy to buy stuff and where were you? Out at the brick-and-mortar stores buying stuff the old fashioned way. How dare you? So, stop blaming others, and get to the nearest e-commerce site and start your buying. You have a lot of catching up to do.
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