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It's not worth it. Imagine if they posted video of you on their FB. Many wouldn't believe your justification. You should have just voided both of them and left
by zintrilisqo 7y ago
It's not worth it. Imagine if they posted video of you on their FB. Many wouldn't believe your justification. You should have just voided both of them and left them there.
- dgzl 7y ago> Imagine if they posted video of you on their FB For crackers? I think people would be more upset with the store than the shopper.
- MisterTea 7y agoThe people will likely rally around the poor shopper being oppressed by the soulless corporate entity.
- dgzl 7y agoImagine if stores posted all their surveillance videos online. Creepy!
- coldtea 7y agoAnd they would be right...
- dgzl 7y agoIn the store's perspective, the case was theft. They couldn't tell the machine wasn't taking the proper discount, and they likely wouldn't do the research to uncover the truth.
- jjeaff 7y agoI've never had a store refuse to honor the posted price when it rang up incorrectly. I doubt they would bat an eye when you explained and showed them their signage. Additionally, most states impose strict penalties for products that are incorrectly advertised. Whether it is intentional or not.