Originally posted by: CrackRabbit
good question, alot of places wont.
Originally posted by: ddjkdg
When I worked there (up until about a year ago) they wouldn't. They wouldn't even pricematch another Walmart if one of the other stores in the city had a better price and the customer showed a receipt. The managers were real bastards about it, it has to be in a newspaper ad or something.
Originally posted by: ddjkdg
When I worked there (up until about a year ago) they wouldn't. They wouldn't even pricematch another Walmart if one of the other stores in the city had a better price and the customer showed a receipt. The managers were real bastards about it, it has to be in a newspaper ad or something.
Originally posted by: TechnoKid
Originally posted by: ddjkdg
When I worked there (up until about a year ago) they wouldn't. They wouldn't even pricematch another Walmart if one of the other stores in the city had a better price and the customer showed a receipt. The managers were real bastards about it, it has to be in a newspaper ad or something.
the walmart in my town price matches receipts, they always have em stapled to a price card of the item on the shelf thats right by the enterence of the store. Its either receipts or the ads of other stores; walmart wants to show they can be cheaper.
Originally posted by: ddjkdg
Originally posted by: TechnoKid
Originally posted by: ddjkdg
When I worked there (up until about a year ago) they wouldn't. They wouldn't even pricematch another Walmart if one of the other stores in the city had a better price and the customer showed a receipt. The managers were real bastards about it, it has to be in a newspaper ad or something.
the walmart in my town price matches receipts, they always have em stapled to a price card of the item on the shelf thats right by the enterence of the store. Its either receipts or the ads of other stores; walmart wants to show they can be cheaper.
Yeah, that's the thing, I doubt they even have a written policy about this anywhere. It's decided on the whim of each manager, but the overall corporate culture would suggest that most of them are going to be very strict about it to save the company a couple bucks. It always amazed me that they wouldn't pricematch something to satisfy a customer and lose a couple bucks, then they take back a Xbox with the seal broken from when the customer busted it trying to put a mod chip in with a big shiteating grin on their face.