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Post by Gunman_sr5 on Dec 30, 2004 23:53:06 GMT -5
I picked up E. Galvatron for $20 at wallmart because it wouldn't ring up. The cashier wasn't going to take the time to find the actual price so she stuck one out there that seemed fair. Should I feal guilty for not corecting her, or would you have done the same thing?
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Post by Rodimusconvoy on Dec 31, 2004 6:33:40 GMT -5
If you think it in a way, you just took an item, wnet to the register and they charged you what they wanted for the product. Simple as it.
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Post by StrykerX2K on Dec 31, 2004 8:15:06 GMT -5
Yep, THey should have had it marked correctly if they wanted to charge you more. Chalk it up to community relations....you got a great deal...you give enough of your money to retail...this is just their way of giving you a little back..... ;D
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Post by CkRtech on Dec 31, 2004 13:19:30 GMT -5
The greatest story of mine which is somewhat related comes from a few years ago - I walked into a Hastings and bought a video card for a PC for $5. It was an open boxed item and happened to be one of the best video cards of the day. I took it home and plugged it into my computer and the display on the screen was corrupted. It looked horrible. I rolled across the room to my roommate's computer, downloaded some software, put it on a floppy disk and then rolled across the room to my computer. I updated the BIOS on the video card (basically, that is software that is stored *inside* the video card instead of on a hard drive), rebooted and booya! Working video card. I turned around and sold it on ebay for $150. Not bad, eh? I never felt bad about it.
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