Last week, when I got home from the Waverly Giant, I discovered that I been charged twice for one container of cat litter. When I went back, they gave me a refund.

This afternoon, I bought a few things including two 3-box family packages of Kleenex tissues that were marked as being on sale at $5.99. The register rang up $7.99. Fortunately, I caught it. First, the person from the customer service desk (who came over to the checkout aisle) said that those packages were not on sale according to this week's ad, just the single packages. I remembered specifically that the sale price I had seen referred to family packages at $5.99, so the customer service woman went to the aisle to check. She came back with the sale price sign and said that it was an old (presumably last week's) price.

Fortunately, I am aware that Giant has a policy that if the scanned price is higher than the price marked in the aisle, the customer gets one of the item for free. So I asked for and got one for free and the other at the marked price of $5.99. I made out well.

But think about it; it is now Friday, and the price presumably changed on Sunday. Over a period of more than 5 days, how many people grabbed a package of tissues because they were marked as being on sale, but were charged the full price?

Watch the register (and not only at Giant)!

Steve.


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