Today I went to a big box store to buy some boards to repair my fence, finally. When unloading the truck I mention to Lisa the approximate price I start thinking that it did seem like a low price. heck, the 2x4's would be that much alone. Looking at the receipt I see the "problem". I bought 20 fence boards but the cashier using the handheld scanner only entered it as 2. Hmmmm, 18 boards that normally cost under $2 for free. What to do, what to do? Should I go back and report the under $30 error which would probably cost me $5 in gas? Or should I just hope the error doesn't bankrupt this big box store?

Today I went to a big box store to buy some boards to repair my fence, finally. When unloading the truck I mention to Lisa the approximate price I start thinking that it did seem like a low price. heck, the 2x4's would be that much alone. Looking at the receipt I see the "problem". I bought 20 fence boards but the cashier using the handheld scanner only entered it as 2. Hmmmm, 18 boards that normally cost under $2 for free. What to do, what to do? Should I go back and report the under $30 error which would probably cost me $5 in gas? Or should I just hope the error doesn't bankrupt this big box store?

by Gilbert Jagot



April 19, 2014 at 07:03PM

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