Haggling wars
Today, at the grocery store, the scanner at the register gave a higher price for a product than the price tag on the shelf. Apparently I was the one being unreasonable for insisting to pay the price advertised on the shelf, and not some secret price they never told me about. FML
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Ghostrui 31
You sure the item wasn't misplaced or you didn't just misread the shelf tag?
Justkidding100 41
in my state they legally have to sell it to you as the price on the shelf, some places would agree with you! they even have to pay you the difference back here
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Ghostrui 31
You sure the item wasn't misplaced or you didn't just misread the shelf tag?
Justkidding100 41
in my state they legally have to sell it to you as the price on the shelf, some places would agree with you! they even have to pay you the difference back here
dasin 18
with likely chance that if you can prove they have and unexpired ad price thats lower theyd honor it
Nikki 17
At my old grocery store you would’ve been given it for free if that happened
RichardPencil 32
"Price check on aisle 5!" Usually, they send someone to look at the shelf pricing and give it to you. If you are wrong, they point and laugh and mock you long after you leave. Is that worth it?
Charlie Given 28
In the state of Michigan they have something called The bounty law. If you're overcharged for the price of an item versus the sticker price, they have to pay you the difference per item plus a $5 bounty per item that you were overcharged. But alot of businesses will try not to honor the law or will flat out act like it doesn't exist.
Thaylok 17
Some people swap price stickers around in order to get a lower price. This may be a problem at that store.
BrizBurry 10
oooo secret prices the scanner makes??? the nerve
Evolving_Squid 15
How much effort/scene is it worth to save the 20 cents?