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I've had this happen more and more lately. I get all my coupons through sites that use the Coupon.com engine to authenticate the coupons and the registers lately have been saying invalid barcode on some of them.
I've had someone give me a coupon clearly for CottonelleToilet Paper when they bought Charmin TP instead and I was like "uhh it needs to be cottonelle" "i dont give care get me a manager so we can sort this out"
ok ma'am i will
I had this exact thing happen to me, but without the guest asking for a GSTL. This one was nice, but I've had other guests that have been downright rude to me about itI've had someone give me a coupon clearly for CottonelleToilet Paper when they bought Charmin TP instead and I was like "uhh it needs to be cottonelle" "i dont give care get me a manager so we can sort this out"
Ive never seen it higher than 3k, and this is six figure income people.Better question how Target let that happen. We aren't black card status; credit limit usually 1/3 of your income. Highest Ive seen is $1000.
I've had quite a few 3k apps and they were surprised and a little horrified as wellIve never seen it higher than 3k, and this is six figure income people.
If only more people were aware of that, I've been telling people that ever since we got them a few weeks ago and it's always fun to see them get angry when they cant check out their groceries back in electronics.I giggled when the tech told you there were self-checkouts up front you could use.
We will do up to 5 items if they are picking up rxs, but they seem to think we should do their entire cart/basket!If only more people were aware of that, I've been telling people that ever since we got them a few weeks ago and it's always fun to see them get angry when they cant check out their groceries back in electronics.
I had a guest. That laid a coupon on my belt and then unloaded a giant ass lego right on top of it. I didn't see it until after I had completed the transaction. I apologized and she just glared at me and snatched the coupon from me and said "Oh, thanks."Ttog: if you are going to have one coupon (or any coupons, really) just hand them to me. Laying one coupon on some random thing you buy doesn't get noticed...at least by me. Also, pay attention to see that I saw it rather than walking away and coming back 3 minutes later to tell me in a snotty attitude that I missed your little 50 cent coupon.
When they say "Those are coupons!" I say, okay, but you haven't handed me anything to ring up yet. Then sometimes they argue with me and I'm like, uh, you're an idiot.
I'm not one to defend crazy guests, but a grocery chain in our area always asks for coupons first. When guests come to our store, they always try to hand us coupons first too.
There's a store by me that also asks for coupons first so they don't accidentally finish the transaction before deducting them. They had too many issues of people complaining their coupons weren't deducted.That's so weird to me. How would the computer know if the coupon is valid if it doesn't have a product to compare it to? That grocery store is gonna ruin it for normal people like us! LOL
There's a store by me that also asks for coupons first so they don't accidentally finish the transaction before deducting them. They had too many issues of people complaining their coupons weren't deducted.
Yeah, they ask for them up front, but don't scan them until the end.Okay, I can see setting them aside to scan at the end but scanning them first can't possibly work.
And guests who forget to present them or drop them on the floor deserve to be beaten with wet noodles.