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"Don't Dare" <S...@my.name> wrote:


>with the Samsung.  As the employee was doing the return, I noticed that the
>price she used for the original purchase was $700 (Original price:  $800; 
>open box discount: $100; equals $700) not the price I paid $630 (10% sale).
> She put the $700 in the register, scanned in the $680 for the Samsung and 
>lo-and-behold, they owed me $20!!!  That means now I have only paid $610!!!
> On a brand new moniter, that should have cost $680, I managed to save $70.
> Granted it is not as impressive as the $170 I would have saved on the NEC,
>but that one was probably an old demo, so it was used.  The key was the 10%
>discount and it only will work on selecting a cheaper moniter as the
>replacement.  If I had picked the Sony ($800) for the replacement, I would
>have owed them $100 bucks.  The moral here...GET SOME, GET SOME!!!!!

I don't know who the dumbass was that was ringing you up but I'd be
very interested in knowing which BBY store you were at.  I can tell
you that any person with half a brain would have credited you what you
paid for it.  Since I work at Best Buy, I don't really care what
people do as long as I get my paycheck.  heh heh