I went to Walmart and the door greeter asked to see my receipt again.
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CrystalRaindrops — 7 years ago(January 03, 2019 03:09 AM)
That happened to me a couple weeks ago. I had several bags in my cart. The worker asked to see my receipt and a few other customers' receipts. But she said "You're ok" to another customer who only had one bag, meaning she didn't need to see his receipt. I think that was the only time I was asked to show my receipt there.
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NZer — 7 years ago(January 03, 2019 03:20 AM)
I walked out of a department store the other day, and the alarm went off. I had my stuff in a bag, all paid for. The staff were apologetic, because I'd only just gone through the checkout, and it was obvious I hadn't picked anything else up. Turns out, the bargain top that I'd just bought, had to have its tag CUT out, to stop it beeping.
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Sara Luvv — 7 years ago(January 03, 2019 03:39 AM)
I'm not going to allow myself to be treated like a criminal by someone who works at Walmart for a living.
I agree about showing them the receipt, but you're degrading the very employees in a place you're dependent on to able to use their services, and at which you're willing to shop.
With low prices, there's going to be low income employees. You're taking advantage of all the customer
benefits
of having low income employees yet you're degrading them for working there.