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I reviewed some receipts as I cleaned out my wallet... I noticed the last item on my Dollar Tree slip had rung up twice. I brought that up with the cashier who took it to the manager. I was told... Sorry – call if it happens again?
I just cannot believe I’m getting such a lame response from a manager. Oh well – local talent huh.
Customer Service – Lewisburg Pa. – Some Joke huh.
manager stole from customer
On june 7th. 2008. Myself, 3 kids and my husband went to our local dollartreee. When we went to check out as most moms know with small kid's thing can get kinda crazy at the check out line. I put all my items on the belt and accidentally a dissani water? I had purchased at another store earlier. I 'am on medication and I need to drink a lot of fluids. Since...
Read full review of Dollar Tree and 36 commentsDollar tree store manager attacks my 3 year old son
I had an experience the day before yesterday in martell california. My husband, myself, & 3 year old son went to the store to shop. we were shopping quietly, not bothering anyone. The store has several balloons all over the place, so my 3 year old son decided to hold one by the string, not harming it, just holding it, and he was with my husband at the time...
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My sons and I went into the store to do some shopping, and as we were walking passed one of the employees she rudely said to my sons, "Don't go into the toy isle to play. Stay with your mom." It took a minute for me to realize what she had said. I really didn't know how to react because I've never been in that kind of situation. So I went up to her and...
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efingsimple...that is NOT the proper procedure when something does not scan.There is a misc 1.00 key.When you scan another item twice for a different item it messes up sku integrity.Have you never seen DORIS?Yes it may be the same price but it messes up the store inventory(showing more sold than actual) and the buyers think something is selling more than it is.as far as the product that is not scanning there is a tool that can correct the store on hands.As far as customer service that person should have been refunded the 1.00 and on the refund slip you can put that it was an overcharge and put the info from the bottom of the incorrect slip on there too.If it was done correctly in the first place, there would be no question.The employees go thru a register training process, not the customers.Its the employees job to watch their screen as items rung up.The customers only see the last item scanned and trust that the employee is doing there job correctly.Yes sometimes things do scan more than once by accident.But if they watch their screen it can be corrected before its even totaled out.The manager should have made the customer happy.Sounds like some retraining and videos are in order for you and that store.
Sometimes there are products that do not have the sticker on them (SKU) so the cashier scans another item twice to make up for the one that doesn't have the SKU. It would be difficult for that manager (or that cashier) to even tell unless you discovered it as soon as it happened or came back that same day with the same cashier on duty. They see a lot of people throughout the day. I typically ask the customer permission if it's okay to scan another item twice if a SKU is missing from another product (after all, it's all 1.00 plus tax). So far they all have been okay with that. But perhaps you waited too long. There was nothing the manager could have done. That blows. Pay attention to the register as it scans; you'll avoid this issue (some registers are VERY sensitive and scan twice, but this doesn't happen too often). Good luck.
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