I had this discussion with my girlfriend regarding my practice of taking advantage of Best buy exclusive dvds. I bought several of the Welcome Back Kotter dvds when it was on sale for 9.99 to resell for a profit. I was fretting that the clerk would ask me why in the world did I want 7 copies of the same dvd. Thankfully, she didn't. My girlfriend told me,
"What does it matter anyways. It's their product, they want to sell it. You shouldn't have to justify why you are buying it."
I agreed totally so I didn't think I would have a problem today when I went in and grabbed 4 copies of Lost Season 1 dvd to take advantage of the special RZ price of 34.99. I went to my car, and to my dismay, the receipt showed the first copy at 34.99, and then I was charged full price for the rest at 39.99.
I went back to customer service, and her register refused to ring up the dvds to give me the savings back. So I have to wait 30 minutes before a manager shows up, and he looks over my receipt with a look of suspicion. Then he grills me demanding to know why I wanted 4 copies of Lost. He asked me who I worked for. I lied and said I was buying them for gifts. I felt like I was on trial just for my purchases! I guess he was wondering if I was some competitor, but if they put something on sale, I should have the right to buy as many copies as I want. What do you think?
"What does it matter anyways. It's their product, they want to sell it. You shouldn't have to justify why you are buying it."
I agreed totally so I didn't think I would have a problem today when I went in and grabbed 4 copies of Lost Season 1 dvd to take advantage of the special RZ price of 34.99. I went to my car, and to my dismay, the receipt showed the first copy at 34.99, and then I was charged full price for the rest at 39.99.
I went back to customer service, and her register refused to ring up the dvds to give me the savings back. So I have to wait 30 minutes before a manager shows up, and he looks over my receipt with a look of suspicion. Then he grills me demanding to know why I wanted 4 copies of Lost. He asked me who I worked for. I lied and said I was buying them for gifts. I felt like I was on trial just for my purchases! I guess he was wondering if I was some competitor, but if they put something on sale, I should have the right to buy as many copies as I want. What do you think?