I called sears automotive on 11/08/05 to get a price on a tire. I was looking for the Bridgestone Winterforce tire in the size p2 45/70. (Roy) Gave me a price of $84.62 per tire.
Sears ran a sale ad in the local sunday paper on 11/13/05. They had the Bridgestone Winterforce tires that I was looking for on sale in the ad.
I called on 11/16/05 (which was within the sale period) and spoke to (Roy) and asked for a price on the same tire as above. I told (Roy) that their was a sale ad that they were running on these tires starting on 11/13/05.
(Roy) Gave me a price of $86.99 per tire. I ask why is the price of the same tire I got a price quote on a week before that WAS NOT on sale cheaper then a tire that is on sale?
(Roy) could not answer as to why the tire cost more on sale then not on sale. All he had to say was that that is what the computer is showing him. He didn't try to find out why nor try to satisfy a potential customer.
Becareful, a sale ad is not always as sale ad at sears automotive.
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