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Originally Posted by Phobia
These two really bother me. So, you have two corporate policies designed to manipulate consumers in these examples but when the consumer turns the tables on the retailer it's a big no-no? I don't think so.
I always make a store price-match if they have a policy indicating that they do price-match.
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Eh, there has to be some legitamacy to the whole thing. If you wanted to buy a couch why not make some Chiefs Planet store and advertise it for 25 bucks so you can go in and get it matched.
That is a ridiculous example but there has to be some line with a policiy like that.