3 ms·
Unfortunately the current system doesn’t exactly work in real time (sometimes it can take a while for a receipt to appear in the app) but I don’t think that’s a
by grandmczeb 7y ago
Unfortunately the current system doesn’t exactly work in real time (sometimes it can take a while for a receipt to appear in the app) but I don’t think that’s a fundamental limitation. I also don’t think this is a major concern though; so long as there’s still price tags (which there are) and it’s easy to dispute mistakes in the app I don’t think most people will really have a problem with it.
- jschwartzi 7y agoIf my experience with Amazon hubs is anything to go by, the store employees will not be empowered to make any decisions or help you with anything and will direct you to call the customer-service number, and the customer-service people will not be empowered to fix any pricing errors on the spot.
- grandmczeb 7y agoThat hasn’t been my experience actually going to one of these stores.
- withinboredom 7y agoI think the price tag only makes sense when tax is included on them. Things are taxed differently in different places, and sometimes people are tax exempt (in the US). But without the tax on the price tag, it’s literally impossible to know how much you’re going to pay (this is why I love living in the EU).
- grandmczeb 7y ago1) “literally impossible” is obviously untrue. 2) Sales tax is <10% basically everywhere. Unless you’re paying in cash, this isn’t a real problem.