Talk:Bradlees

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I really, really miss this store.

[edit] debt

Since this store went bankrupt, do I still have to repay the credit card??

[edit] Bradlees's logo with slogan

I clicked on the Bradlees logo with the "Savings on the Good Stuff" slogan to see a copyright notice that the logo is legally protected- but how can this be? Bradlees went out of business and has not existed for over five years.

[edit] Re: debt

To whoever wrote the "debt" chapter: You should have written "since this CHAIN went bankrupt", not "since this STORE went bankrupt". Bradlees was not a store but a chain of stores.