A customer came in tonight, came right up to my register, has two needle point kits in her hand.
RJ: "You have a return...?"
C: "Yes."
RJ: "Do you have the receipt?"
C: "No, they were gifts, but I know they came from here."
I scan one of them, as they're both the same item. System comes back, pricing them at a penny each.
RJ: "I'm sorry, but I can't take these back without the receipt, as they're showing as discontinued." (which is what the one penny price means.)
C: "What do you mean?"
RJ: "Well, we took them off the shelf for some reason. We no longer carry them. The best I can do, due to the price, is to give you two pennies on a gift card, but that's not likely to happen, as soon as I call for a key, they'll notice the price, and questions will be asked. If you had the receipt, I think we could do the return, but as it stands, you're out of luck."
C: "Well, can't you make it so you can return them? I know my friend bought them here."
RJ: *sigh* "MOD to reg, please, MOD to reg."
MOD D comes waltzing up (Yes, this is the MOD who told me to grab the dust mop broom), gets a quick story from me about what's going on, then has a twenty minute conversation with customer about why we can't take them back (I only paid partial attention, as I was answering the phone and shooing customers who attempted to line up behind D) Basically, D suggested the customer attempt to sell them at a garage sale, as we can't take them back at this point. No *art store* can. And no, we have no idea what other stores would return them for you, even though they were expensive.
RJ: "You have a return...?"
C: "Yes."
RJ: "Do you have the receipt?"
C: "No, they were gifts, but I know they came from here."
I scan one of them, as they're both the same item. System comes back, pricing them at a penny each.
RJ: "I'm sorry, but I can't take these back without the receipt, as they're showing as discontinued." (which is what the one penny price means.)
C: "What do you mean?"
RJ: "Well, we took them off the shelf for some reason. We no longer carry them. The best I can do, due to the price, is to give you two pennies on a gift card, but that's not likely to happen, as soon as I call for a key, they'll notice the price, and questions will be asked. If you had the receipt, I think we could do the return, but as it stands, you're out of luck."
C: "Well, can't you make it so you can return them? I know my friend bought them here."
RJ: *sigh* "MOD to reg, please, MOD to reg."
MOD D comes waltzing up (Yes, this is the MOD who told me to grab the dust mop broom), gets a quick story from me about what's going on, then has a twenty minute conversation with customer about why we can't take them back (I only paid partial attention, as I was answering the phone and shooing customers who attempted to line up behind D) Basically, D suggested the customer attempt to sell them at a garage sale, as we can't take them back at this point. No *art store* can. And no, we have no idea what other stores would return them for you, even though they were expensive.
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