Jan 17, 2020
3:00:07pm
3:00:07pm
So, this is pretty easy to look up:
If there is a discrepancy between the price listed on the shelf or item and the price that it rings up at, the consumer must be offered one of two corrections:
If the item costs more than $10 and rings up higher than the advertised price, $10 must be deducted from the price.
If the item costs less than $10 and rings up higher than the advertised price the item should be given as free.
So, David was making a big stink and probably has the law wrong. Also, it is for "food and grocery" stores. Not sure if a toothbrush would count, but I'm not gonna look that up.
If the item costs more than $10 and rings up higher than the advertised price, $10 must be deducted from the price.
If the item costs less than $10 and rings up higher than the advertised price the item should be given as free.
So, David was making a big stink and probably has the law wrong. Also, it is for "food and grocery" stores. Not sure if a toothbrush would count, but I'm not gonna look that up.
Originally posted on Jan 17, 2020 at 3:00:07pm
Message modified by Thrill on Jan 17, 2020 at 3:06:31pm
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