Originally posted by: Vic
Originally posted by: Tiles2Tech
First I am going to tell you about how we deceived you during Green Friday. For those who might not know it, Green Friday is the day after Thanksgiving. The busiest shopping day of the year.
Um, this person claims to have over 15 years of retail experience? Well, it's actually
BLACK FRIDAY not not Green Friday ... unless, the retailers think of it as such.
The name varies. "Black Friday" comes because it is assumed that on that day, the store will finally be in the black. "Green Friday" because it's such a big day for raking in the green.
Personally, I won't shop at Toys R Us because they insist on knowing your phone number, even for cash transactions. I actually got into quite the argument with the store manager at one store because they wouldn't sell me a $10 stuffed animal (that I was buying for my young niece), even though I was paying in cash, because I refused to give them my number. I literally had to walk out without buying.
The reason that Toys R Us (and many other stores, including all the grocery cards) want to know your number is because they sell it to telemarketing companies. If you are one of those people who freely give out your number and then wonder why you get some many telemarketing calls, try getting a brain.
edit: no, I haven't read that whole site yet, just throwing my $0.02 in
edit2: just read, looks like typical fscked company crap and a disgruntled employee to me -- no big deal