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Arguing over misprinted price tags
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When theres no price tag
FREE!
FREE!
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BRUH'S I'm the misprint/price match king
My girl got me into it
She a coupon'r
Coming home with bags of ****
She be talking bout yeah honey I got this for 38 cents
She came him with 20 big things of tide detergent just this morning
She paid only $2 and some change
My girl got me into it
She a coupon'r
Coming home with bags of ****
She be talking bout yeah honey I got this for 38 cents
She came him with 20 big things of tide detergent just this morning
She paid only $2 and some change
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misprints on advertised prices and price matching are A1 in my book.
some of you dudes sound like your swapping tags... and asking for ways to finesse the retail employees. i see you. #brokeBoys
some of you dudes sound like your swapping tags... and asking for ways to finesse the retail employees. i see you. #brokeBoys
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I do it at bestbuy when the price section thing says 49.99 and it rings up 59.99 that's $10 + tax difference. Why would I not point it out ? Theyre really cool about it
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Oh, also the largest come up I ever had was around superbowl time 2 years ago.
Ralph's had a huge sale sign on chicken wings 1.99 per 8lb bag frozen. I didn't think anything of it.
Got to the register and I was like hey Over there it said 1.99 not 7.99 was it a different bag? They went and took all the prices off the freezer window.
I wasn't even trying to argue but it wasn't until I got home with 40lbs of chicken wings for $9.95 that I realized there's no way it could have been that price.
Ralph's had a huge sale sign on chicken wings 1.99 per 8lb bag frozen. I didn't think anything of it.
Got to the register and I was like hey Over there it said 1.99 not 7.99 was it a different bag? They went and took all the prices off the freezer window.
I wasn't even trying to argue but it wasn't until I got home with 40lbs of chicken wings for $9.95 that I realized there's no way it could have been that price.
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If I'm buying a bag of hot-wings labeled "8.99" and it rings up "14.99", you better believe I'm telling them about it instead of just paying and walking out the store like a goof
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Although retailers do reserve the right to refuse the sale of any item if there is a discrepancy regarding price,
Usually if unsay something along the lines of calling customer service they will usually just do it for you if the difference isn't too much.
On another note, my mom recently was able to buy an oven that was suppose to be like $600-800 and she got it for like $250 cause off a wrong display price
Usually if unsay something along the lines of calling customer service they will usually just do it for you if the difference isn't too much.
On another note, my mom recently was able to buy an oven that was suppose to be like $600-800 and she got it for like $250 cause off a wrong display price
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I did this with everything when deployed to foriegn bases. My buddy (now dead) and I copped Jordans in the early 00's for $20.
Back in 07, I was putting together my home theater system. Monster HDMI cables were going for $150 each and Best Buy was having a HDMI cable sale for their cheaper cables. Cashier thought it was for the Monster cables, I asked if she was sure, she said she was positive. I got $1500 worth of monster cables for the price of one.
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