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They are much more interested in selling you credit than in what they are in business for.
by jimhefferon 11y ago
They are much more interested in selling you credit than in what they are in business for.
- PhantomGremlin 11y agoI know someone who works as a cashier at Sears. She gets $2 for signing up someone for in-house credit, $4 for a real credit card. And she gets yelled at if she doesn't meet her quota (one signup for every $500 in sales). I think it's an idiotic policy from the point of view of a customer who doesn't want a credit card. Because it slows down the line, all this promotion and paperwork is being done at the cash register.