I'm not exactly sure what you are talking about. Are you talking about price alterting stickers like repackage, online only, etc? The extra barcode will automatically change the price and mark the proper reason in the POS (clearance pricing is for every item, these tags are only for a few items) and then properly take it out of the system. Some items don't always get automatically added to inventory, I am thinking about online only items, or ones that are sold at other stores that get returned to yours, so printing these labels let's the system know you have them.No, I was wondering why the piece of paper is there to cover the printed side of the price. When I cashier I have to separate the two pieces to scan the price.
Lol yeah I don't think Bri Bri makes decisions about tagging clothes.It's Bri-Bri's way of messing with us, an annoying reminder we're no better than annoying double tags.
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Typical Bri-Bri. Never taking ownership of the things that matter!!Lol yeah I don't think Bri Bri makes decisions about tagging clothes.
The tags usually have information on them about the item. It's not about hiding the price. And not all products have the dual tag, even the same items. For instance, some of the Mens $6 Lyndale t shirts have a second tag and some don't.You know, it wouldn't be too bad if the barcode at least was on both sides of the tag or something.
I get that they want the price to be hidden to prevent "sticker shock" and people result to looking at the price only after they've mentally committed to buying the item, so that's why the price faces the other stupid tag.
But just a smidge of barcode on the other side, Bri-Bri. Please, sir! May I have som' 'ore? 🥺🙇♂️
Aldi is known for having barcodes on all sides or really long ones. Be like Aldi.
Well, the double tags, no, but if they are throwing a double tag on it, they do make the price/barcode face the other tag.so this to prevent sticker shock? Why doo they still do it most items are just the barcode & not a dollar amount.