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couldn't live without, asked for 2 yards and bought a a couple of panels (the reason I went in) chatted for a minute, then came home. Was cleaning out my purse found the receipt and lo and behold I was charged full price for my fabric! Guess it's a trip back there for me. It was origianlly $9.50 yd so with 50 off and 2 yds should have been $9.50 right? It was $9.50 alright TWICE. Sometimes you just gotta check everything......*)&#*@
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Hope the quilt shop is not to far away. I always check my receipts before I leave the store. I will stand there and watch them ring it up to make sure I get the sale price. Drive DH crazy sometimes. Gave him that job once while I went back to get something else. Asked him if it rang up the sales price. He got too busy talking to pay attention. He's just so cute! Heheheh. Carol
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asterixsew
16 Jul 2011
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Been there and done that. My best was asking for 90cm of fabric and the shop keeper said you will have to have 1m as I cant work out the price for 90cm! I got 90 cm and told her what the price was. This was to my advantage though. Can you call them to tell them of their error?
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OOOOOH! That is one of my pet peeves!!!!
I just hate checking the docket when I get home and finding I have been overcharged or there is a piece missing from a DIY assemble item, or the item doesn't work, or they've given you the wrong amount of something, or whatever, whatever.
HNR Meganne
It is such a hassle going out in the first place without having to go back again because of someone else's incompetence or negligence.
I just hate checking the docket when I get home and finding I have been overcharged or there is a piece missing from a DIY assemble item, or the item doesn't work, or they've given you the wrong amount of something, or whatever, whatever.
HNR Meganne
It is such a hassle going out in the first place without having to go back again because of someone else's incompetence or negligence.
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I don't care how busy the line is I take the receipt and look at it before walking away from the register and the cashier sometimes asks if there is a problem. We live too far from most stores and this has saved us lots of aggravation. It's easier to get the problem solved before you walk out the door.