Which bit of it do you find perfectly reasonable?
Costco receipt checking
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Which bit of it do you find perfectly reasonable?
I wasn't asking you, if you don't like the thread you don't have to post.
They asked to check goods against the receipt on their premise, perfectly reasonable to me.
I can only imagine one of the ways Costco can offer prices like the ones you've happily chosen to take part in , is extra security and lower shoplifting. Good work to Costco i say, thats what you agree to when stepping onto their premise, didnt read the conditions ? tough.
Really ? you seem determined that people know how "wronged" you've been despite it been explained to you that its perfectly legal
Free The Costco 3 ! Free The Costco 3 !
Give me a bloody break
I can only imagine one of the ways Costco can offer prices like the ones you've happily chosen to take part in , is extra security and lower shoplifting. Good work to Costco i say, thats what you agree to when stepping onto their premise, didnt read the conditions ? tough.
Really ? you seem determined that people know how "wronged" you've been despite it been explained to you that its perfectly legal
Free The Costco 3 ! Free The Costco 3 !
Give me a bloody break
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The thing is on beers and spirits at least, the normal supermarkets generally work out cheaper when they are offering their deals.
There weren't any terms and conditions on display at the entrance. Would you like to try again?
No, that's just how you have incorrectly perceived it.
Wrong again. No one has provided any evidence of legality other than "it's company policy get over it!!!!111one"
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OP you fail
the guys at the doors are doing the same thing as the scanners, making sure the items have been paid for
Shut up, and stop moaning like a spoilt child
the guys at the doors are doing the same thing as the scanners, making sure the items have been paid for
Shut up, and stop moaning like a spoilt child
Not quite. The scanners don't detain me for 5 minutes while I go wandering back into the store looking for my friend with the exit pass.
If in doubt, resort to personal insults. \o/ And I'm the one who "fails".
True, no ones posted the actual hard line of law, but its hardly a surprise all the same.
If you'd had such a problem with it, why didn't you refuse and insist the Police was called ? Of course that would have made whining at the Internet a bit tougher.
I'd suggest changing the thread title to "Spec me some common sense"
If you'd had such a problem with it, why didn't you refuse and insist the Police was called ? Of course that would have made whining at the Internet a bit tougher.
I'd suggest changing the thread title to "Spec me some common sense"
Exit pass? Oh, you mean the proof that you have purchased the items that you forgot . . . .
You could have left it there and left. Anyway, your fault if you didn't q for the excellent pizza. I recommend the BBQ chicken
You could have left it there and left. Anyway, your fault if you didn't q for the excellent pizza. I recommend the BBQ chicken
As you are the one whining can you show us any definitive proof that anything unlawful took place or are you one of the "guilty unless proved innocent brigade"?
I rest my case. You keep going on about whining but that is just the way you perceive it. Not my fault if you are brainwashed to assume that every time someone says something negative on the internet you assume he or she is whining/moaning/complaining.
I didn't forget anything for the items that I purchased
Then you could have removed the items that you paid for and left.
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You have accused Costco of breaking the law yet you have not shown which act they ate in breach of. I've tried doing a search but I either get taken to American sites or back to this thread.
I note your not particularly skill full avoidance of all the reasonable points people have put to you throughout this thread, hence the only conclusion, your determined to bitch and whine whatever is said.
But then again i think you are correct, after much deliberation I now realise you are indeed the Rosa Parks of our generation.
Thank you for finally standing up to the outrageous discrimination and low prices of Costco !
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts on behalf of all Chavs and Pikies !
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I didn't forget anything for the items that I purchased
Once again... You didn't purchase anything from costco. The items were the responsibility of your member friend who bought them on your behalf.
Then you could have removed the items that you paid for and left.
Why on Earth would I want to remove the items belonging to a friend of mine whom has entrusted me with their care?
Like I said earlier, I don't know yet and I'm looking into it. Perhaps it comes under Human Rights legislation. When I search I'm getting a lot on immigration which doesn't help unfortunately.
They shouldn't have agreed to take MY money then. I used MY card with MY pin number, therefore they are legally MY goods.