Deja Q
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Sun Jan-22-06 02:27 PM
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Don't you love it when a sale ends? The clerks forget to remove the signs, |
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and two weeks later you see the sign and try to buy the product at that price, in which case they tell you "because it says 'sale is from day1-day7' and it's after day 7, we can't sell it to you."?
With no pressure to go by advertised price, they can be as sloppy as they want.
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Sun Jan-22-06 02:42 PM
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1. Oh, I've had many managers honor the price as posted |
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even if the dates are listed in tiny print at the bottom. If the sign is still there, ask for the manager.
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Deja Q
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Sun Jan-22-06 02:45 PM
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2. I'll do that next time. I was amazed at the 17 year old cashier, tho: |
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Took him half a tick, but his response was good.
It was a piece o' shit application anyway - and I found a freeware registry cleaner to compensate anyway: toniarts easy cleaner 1.7f
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Sun Jan-22-06 02:51 PM
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3. usually if the sign is still up, they honor the price |
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speaking as a former retail drone.
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Deja Q
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Sun Jan-22-06 02:53 PM
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4. Times, they are a'changin'. |
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:(
Still, with no shortage of stores, I have no qualms going elsewhere.
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