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I live in MA and wish that this were true, but do you have data / evidence to support that it rarely happens? Also, I don't know if you have tried to get your $
by tadzikpk 10mo ago
I live in MA and wish that this were true, but do you have data / evidence to support that it rarely happens?
Also, I don't know if you have tried to get your $10, but it's not like the sign is always obvious and every time I've tried, it's not like the cashier says "oops" and gives you the thing for free - they call a manager, the manager argues with you, other customers complain about the checkout delay you've created... there's social pressure there so I can understand why customers would not do this even when they can.
- stronglikedan 10mo ago> other customers complain about the checkout delay you've created Other customers are complaining about the checkout delay the store created, so I'm not worried about what they think.
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- micromacrofoot 10mo agoIf this happens you can file a consumer complaint with the attorney general's office... https://www.mass.gov/how-to/file-a-consumer-complaint https://www.mass.gov/how-to/file-a-consumer-complaint They do follow up with serial offenders.
- jefftk 10mo agoI've done this many times, and it usually takes about 5min (which sounds short, but isn't really that short). There is social pressure, but it's even stronger on the store than it is on you as a customer.