One of the items I purchased at Hollister was on sale. It had two sale stickers on it, one said 9.90 and one 7.90. The 9.90 was on the top (covering less half of the top corner.) The 7.90 price was still fully exposed. I double checked the price on the same item but different sizes, the 7.90 sticker was exposed on all of the items. On some, if not most, the 9.90 sticker was above the 7.90 one and not even touching the 7.90 one. When I told the cashier the item rung up wrong, he said it was no longer on sale for 7.90. I asked for the 7.90 price and was turn down. I complained to the supervisor, who was next to him. He did not want to get me the 7.90 price. I had to argue with him to get it. Why did I have to argue to get the marked price? It was a lazy error on the store's part, not placing the sticker properly. He never would of given that price to my 13yr old. This is the 2nd time I have had a pricing problem in this store.
0 comments