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Originally Posted by negritude  You agree with who? No one here suggested that they should do such a thing. You either get a PM or a coupon, but not both. Period. If they allow you to do both, it's because they're being extra nice, not because they have to or are in any way obliged to.
And let me repeat what I said again:
"...but remember, be nice, and if they say no, just accept that."
Walking out pissed off just makes things harder for the rest of us. If you don't know how to act in a decent and courteous manner, or how to comprehend the guildelines that the more experienced among us lay out in these threads, then stay away from the stores and these deals.  |
I guess you didn't agree I should have got both.So I guess I disagree then & will explain that under the next quote.I did call them first & they could have been nice & explained that they would price match but no additional coupons would be honored.
I have been dealing with business a good while & I have no intention of just taking No for an answer.So If I just walk out & don't make the purchase I think that's my business.I'm sure the manager could tell I was pissed but I didn't call him what I thought he was.
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Originally Posted by negritude * All available coupons and rebates will be deducted from the OfficeMax price before determining the price match. |
This is vague & open to several interpretations.For instance:What is "the Office Max price"? Since it's all the same company is it the Office Max local store price or the Office Max online price?
How would Office Max deduct a mail in rebate from the "Office Max price"?I think they really mean rebate added not deducted.
At least to me even the exact meaning of "before determining the price match" escapes me.