I don't recall ever shopping there, and after reading the liquidation article, I'm rather unlikely now. I think you can do both: knock prices down and haul off unneeded inventory. Evidently, if it isn't bought up, they're just going to kill more money trying to get it shipped away elsewhere. Shoe Pavilion went out of business up my way, and they were encouraging everyone to haul off anything they wanted, even sign fixtures! The only way you're going to get the debt handled is to make as much money as you can, and then leave it to the business to sort out the rest of it.
That said, I've been reading about how Best Buy can cemented its top spot now that CC is gone -- and that scares me. Beyond stock of products, I don't know what Best Buy is doing to make me think that they really want to take care of their customers. It's hard to just browse their stock without a salesperson saddling up to you. I bought a laptop computer there because I needed one, but when I was shopping around for a flat screen TV, they wanted to charge me $250 more for the same model I got at Wal-Mart. Same TV. Why? I know WM wants to undercut everyone on market, but I wonder how much price boosting BB does on its own merchandise.