Just so you know, and this is coming from years of retail experience.
ALL cash register transactions are monitored by a loss prevention team, there are records of that, and will be on record for the next fiscal year, if not longer.
the video part, that most likely will be gone by the end of the week.
so make sure you get a hold of them real quick, complain as much as possible, get bank statements showing that you paid twice within a 10 minute period etc. etc.

 

I would of never left the check out station!

The transaction is recorded and can be looked up in seconds, something smells fishy!

-Enjoy
fh : )_~

 

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Originally Posted by Festus Hagen

I would of never left the check out station!

Yeah; the attendant at the little booth can print you a receipt, trying to leave with
$100 of goods and no receipt is a good way to ask for trouble, and this is worse if
you're a teenager (and is even worse if you've got various & sundry body
piercings you're displaying and/or spiked, purple hair and/or oversize, baggy
pants with the waistline down at your knees).

 

The manager would not look it up.
He flatly refused.
But I learned my lessen.
Buy from HEB, they take your money ONE time and say have a nice day when you leave.

 

HAHA!!!!!!
The ending to that was hilarious!
I doubt you will come across this, but, if this happens at a JCPenney, ask to speak to the supervisor, they will be forced to by JCPenney company rules to print you off a new receipt.
It's a loss prevention issue...and there is a survey they want you to fill out, it makes their stores look better haha.

(i don't work there anymore, but I know every rule and regulation in their books )

 

My experience at home depot after Katrina was very similar. I purchased material on my debit card with my wife. We stood in line for over 45 minutes and made my payment. The thug guard with his uniform pants hanging below his waist stopped me to see my receipt. I told him not today. They proceeded to grab my lumber from me in the parking lot and told me I was a thief. I had 5 guards come after me and tell me to go back to my low paying Burger King job and dared me to swing. I asked if I was being detained for shoplifting and they said no. I told them to call the police and that they were going to jail for stealing my lumber.
These guys were armed. 5 against 1. I told them that when the cops came they would go to jail for theft since they were stealing from me. I got my material back and left. I made numerous calls to the main office and visited many home depots to get this harassment stopped. I finally succeeded.

Bottom line is it is a violation of your 4th amendment to submit to search. Sams club is different since it is a subscribed club, but the others have no right to stop you once you pass the point of purchase unless they have reason to believe you stole. You do not have to show your receipt once you pass the check out.
Stand your ground and do not give up your rights just because the sheeple do.

I am sorry if this seems trivial but I am a proud AMERICAN with constitutional rights. Never give in.

 

I will call them Thursday.

 

So you are saying what he had no lawful right to stop me and all i had to do was
leave with the stuff I had bought? I wish I had known that 5 hours and $101.53 ago.
BTW, I do not look like ctubutis was saying at all. I am very clean cut.

 

Keep walking without a receipt ... That would be real stupid!

Why invite trouble when a few seconds or even a minute of courtesy is so simple!

-Enjoy
fh : )_~

 

I made a promise to my wife that from now on I will show my receipt when she is with me. On my own it is game on.If you hold the receipt showing that you paid, then the gustappo can not hold you.
The police have to ask your permission to search, so if you show receipt that you bought it and that they took your belongings then you can press charges on them for theft.
It is not your fault that they put items for purchase after the point of checkout.Stopping you after the point of purchase is illegal, unless they suspect you of theft. They have to be 101 percent sure that you stole.

 

I just re-read the 4th amendment and First today is right.
Thy have no right to stop you at the door.
I wish so much I knew that before.
I will never make that mistake again.

 

Dude, I am still waiting for you to tell me the story.

 

Let me re state that having your receipt makes all the difference if the law is called. Be prepared to handle your ground and make sure you have no attachments. I made a post on a home depot website, I will try to find it.

It went on a bit of a tangent and some people said that you should just show the receipt. I think the main point was overlooked. If everyone gives in, then what else do you silently give up?

 

Just to make you laugh, my brother is now a DPS officer. I never heard of them until he became one.

Anyway, I was on my way to pick him up one night to go on a hunt. I like to see how fast I can drive without using brakes or crossing the center line. To me it shows a real driver over a sloppy driver.

I had one contact in my eye and was drinking a 32 oz soda on a very hilly and curvy hwy. I came upon a red light at highland and burbank and turned left. I thought a cop was behind me but was not sure. when I stopped at the next light on burbank, the cop pulled me over. I stepped out and set my soda on the roof and asked what was wrong. He said that he thought I was a cop, but had to make sure since I never used my brakes and was driving a crown vic. He told me that I out drove him in the curve on burbank and that he would not have caught me if I had not stopped for the light. He asked me to slow down and not wreck on his shift. I thanked him and went to get my brother.

I thought it was sad that he was trained and had a police interceptor and could not keep up.

 

They have the right to stop you at the door, but, they can not accuse you of anything, or ask to see your receipt.
you can be stopped if they're handing out fliers XD