A commercial for Fretter, with who is assumed to be the company CEO, demonstrating their AdBeat Info Center. Despite their consistency of always pricing their electronics at least 10% below the "so-called" lowest priced competitor, Fretter did not survive the fierce retail shakeout of the 1990s and beyond and liquidated all its stores in 1995.
Recorded: January 1994.
1990's 1992 Fretter Electronics Commercial. Fretter immediately drops their prices when someone lets them know that Sears is cheaper. This might explain why there is no fretter anymore.
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