NotAlwaysRight Stories

[Jay 2K Winger]

A 20yo male cashier doesn't want to touch a customer's box of tampons.

Her response is full of win.

[Mr Hero]

It's still a fun read, even though it's titled awkwardly. One word could have clarified it. "10 Scams we're not stupid enough to fall for."

[EricKei]

Yeah, I was thinking about that, too...especially seeing as how the actual article talks all about how workers will never fall for that crap

[XCashier]

10 Scams We're Not Too Stupid to Fall For

They really ought to change that title. It makes it sound like no matter how blatantly obvious the scam is, the CS worker is stupid enough to fall for it.

[EricKei]

10 Scams We're Not Too Stupid to Fall For

[Jay 2K Winger]

One of those "if I was in charge, I'd be awesome at it" arrogant twerps gets served a nice dose of PWNADE.

[Kogarashi]

Weird, this didn't sound that familiar to me when I read it on NAR, but I was about to post the same story because of the pwnage.

I want to say it's one of Knightmare's stories from the main forum. I just can't seem to find it (it's been quite a while since it was posted).

[XCashier]

10 Types Of Clothing Retail Customers We All Know And Hate

[Mr Hero]

Hey, I remember reading this one when it appeared on this forum!

Weird, this didn't sound that familiar to me when I read it on NAR, but I was about to post the same story because of the pwnage.

[Kogarashi]

Hey, I remember reading this one when it appeared on this forum!

[Mr Hero]

This person dodged a bullet!

[Mr Hero]

And this is where I'd justify invoking the oft dreaded phrase, "The customer is always right." if I were in that situation.

[Kogarashi]

https://notalwaysworking.com/store-n...-service/43479 - I'm with the customer on this one. It's one thing to charge for a bag (I understand why places do it). It's quite another to require customers to buy those (otherwise-optional) bags in order to leave with the items they've paid for.

[Kogarashi]

Quite likely. I was just reading it and thinking, "honestly, how many stories have we had here that basically go, 'well I asked for A but I really wanted B and you should've just known!'?"

[eltf177]

You beat me to this one, Kogarashi!

The "jaw drop" emoticon just doesn't do it here - I really think client was planning on pocketing the extra charge for early delivery after billing their client for it...