The prices are very reasonable however, make certain the sale prices matches with what the register calculates. I went in for some inexpensive men's denim jeans for my husband to wear to work. (He works with paint so we were looking for cheap-disposable clothing.) In the sale circular they were advertised at $7.99. I was very careful so as to match product with the sign above the rack of denims. At the register it calculated full price.
When I questioned this after I paid, I was told that it was an error and that I would be credited for which I stood in a long line to make happen. While there, I observed two customers ahead of me asking why the product they bought was ringing up at full price when it was on sale. Both were told they grabbed the wrong items.
Reluctantly, I went back to buy more denims for my husband since the $7.99 drew me in. Once again they rang up at full price. This was a different clerk and I explained they were on sale and she tried to use the excuse that I grabbed the wrong item that the sale sign read, "7.99 and up." I pulled the circular and showed her the sale on paper. With great embarrassment, she rang the jeans up at the right price. This did not set well with me, something seemed off.
Because of this confusion, I am wondering if there is an intention to draw customers into the store in a sort of "bait and switch" tactic? IF something is on sale and you advertise it as such, you should probably sell it for the advertised price or lose your reputation and future business.
I purchased some drinking glasses and was very careful to match the item with the sale sign. Upon check out they attempted to charge me double the price telling me that "a customer must have moved the wrong product to under that sale sign." My response was to have the clerk go with me to where I picked up the item so that I could show her word for word that the product was in fact on sale Without further argument I was given the sale price for the item. IT just seems to me that a customer should not have to fight for the correct price. If you advertise something on sale, it should be on sale.
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