[quote name='electrictroy']ASK.
If EB is like Penneys, they will have a sale price this week, put it back to retail next week, and then have a permanent markdown to $20 on the third week.
Also it's not "fun" for me to bash my customers. But when a guy or gal comes to me and says, "I want to use this coupon," and I point to the back where it says in bold - Not To Be Used For Sales - and instead of saying, "Oh okay," they have a hissy fit and call me names....
...I think I have a right to be frustrated. THEY made the mistake of not reading the coupon. Why are they yelling at me????? They should be yelling *at themselves* for being too stupid to read the damn coupon.
MOST of the time I enjoyed working in retail, but there's always that ONE dickwad that comes along once per week, throws a temper tantrum, calls you names, and basically ruins your day.
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Asking doesn't seem like it would've done much good, either. It seems that on Tuesday (the day the price first dropped) most of the employees of the store even thought it'd work. For example, I was told about this deal by an EB employee on Tuesday. Other people on here who work at EB reiterate the point:
[quote name='Scoobert']He shouldn't have told you that yesterday. We received the emails yesterday that the voucher wouldn't work. The thing is though, the $19.99 price went into affect on Tuesday. So I actually told any customers that were looking at GC games about the whole "deal." But we didn't get any notification it wouldn't work until the following day. [/QUOTE]
Anyway, I'm sure you had to deal with plenty of douche bags wherever you worked. I'd never work in a retail store because I wouldn't want to have to put up with any of the shit that I'd almost certainly get on a regular basis from moron customers. That doesn't mean that customer complaints are never justified, though. And in this case, EB is *clearly* the one in the wrong.