customers "trick" Walmart into price matching by creating fake amazon pages, playstations for $90
Wal-Mart tricked into selling $400 PlayStation 4 consoles for just $90 after customers take advantage of loophole in price match promotion
On November 13 the world's largest retailer announced that it would price match items against select online retailers including Amazon
Shoppers quickly realized they could take advantage by creating their own authentic-looking Amazon page selling the PS4 at a quarter of the retail price
News of the loophole quickly spread on social media with people even posting photos of their receipts
The retail giant quickly updated its terms and conditions to state that it won't not honor prices from marketplace vendors and third-party sellers
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2842674/Wal-Mart-tricked-selling-400-PlayStation-4-consoles-just-90-customers-advantage-loophole-price-match-promotion.html
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you were implying they sort-of-kind-of did.
No big deal. 
"Too bad they were scammed out of those FOUR play stations (seriously...no, SERIOUSLY, stealing IS wrong). However, their press release about the topic got me wondering what it might look like if it were applied to their employee wages (like matching Costco). Hmmmm. Imagine this:
" 'We launched wage matching because it’s the right thing for our economy,' a Walmart representative shared with us this week. 'It’s making a meaningful difference for employees who want to feel confident they’re able to pay for rent and food, and we’re committed to matching employee wages going forward … At the same time, we can’t tolerate fraud or attempts to trick our cashiers by paying them poor wages while making billions ourselves. This kind of activity is unfair to the thousands of employees who count on us every day for honest value for their work.'
" 'With this in mind,' the spokesperson added, 'We have updated our price and wage policy to clarify that we will not only match prices from Costco, but we will not honor and match wages paid by employers of current migrant workers, employers of third-world country laborers, human trafficking sites, and any and all employers requiring employees to work at second and third jobs in order to survive.' ”
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Someone shared the above comments with me earlier today. Just passing it on for your perusal. 
Four PlaysStation consoles or PlayStation 4 consoles---either way, doesn't matter---I thought it was funny and whoever wrote it, in my opinion, should be working for The Onion.
