Overall it didn't total over $11, but in situations like that, I just want angry people out of my face and could care less about target. Also, I checked the fine print of the sign afterward in accessories & didn't actually say clearance was excluded, although I'm sure it was excluded from the sale. Also, our GSA would have probably given it to her anyway.
Okay, I retract my previous statement. If it was less than $11, then it probably wasn't a scam as the beginning total would have been under $40. She was just stupid.
Even though I'm a wimp that gets quiet and hides when people are upset with me, angry guests don't actually bother me surprisingly. My last major employment dealt with people spending thousands of dollars and high-pressure salespeople that convinced them they were their friend and everything they said was factual. Nothing like having the closing shift and being the only one in the office when the phone rings. #1, sorry your salesperson said you had 30 days to reconsider, but the contract you signed said seven and today is day 8. #2, yes that means you are on the hook for $10k at 17% interest for 7 years, as per your contract. #3, no, there is no such program where the salesperson was selling what people had surrendered back to the developer, so even though your sales buddy said it, it's not in your contract, and therefore you can't just surrender it without affecting your credit report. #4 yes, we do expect you to read your contract, either at signing or during your seven days. #5, yes I am aware that there are 50 pages, but the contract for purchase and sale is only 7 pages and yes the rescission period is laid out on page 4, section 3, halfway down the page, and it's even in bold print for your reading pleasure. #6, you are calling at 6:55pm, which means there's no manager still in the building. #7,yes, that is true, we staff are able to work without a manager breathing down our necks. #8, you are calling at 6:55pm, so no, there's no one else in the building other than me and maybe your sales buddy. Sucks to be you. Next time, read contract immediately, and call during our normal hours, which are not standard business hours, so don't call on a Wednesday or Thursday. Sunday is fine.
After nearly a decade of dealing with those customers, a guest being upset over $20 doesn't even rate an emotional flicker.