I and another person were lucky enough to find sandisk memory stick pro duo 512 mb, priced at $19.99. We both picked them up right where they seemed to be dropped under where they are supposed to be hung.
A smile to each other and we parted ways.. and 2 hours of shopping/ research later, the sandisk I bought refused to ring at the cash register. An advisor was told to take me to customer service and tell them to ADD the sandisk to stock; apparently their stock showed zero, so he cldnt see what he dint have.
A Sales manager shows up at the customer service, asks for the problem description, assigns me to another advisor to look for another piece of the sandisk, as apparently the one I had was intended for pick-up. And assuring me that he'll try to match the price as much as possible, he sent me off, keeping the sandisk with him.
Does this make sense? I mean, I was at the store, I picked a legit piece.. and its not that I gave the sandisk away to him, it was passed from the guy at the cash register to the advisor to this sales manager.. you have to give the product to the store people to scan and make a bill!!!
It gets more amazing.. he was nowhere to be found when I got back!! And the 1-800 Circuit City customer service listened in... very empathetic, but of no avail!
There are four store employees who know I had the damn thing, if that was ever to be doubted.. but still nothing can be done, right? The store director refuses to even listen! Apparently, someone forgot to pull off a piece from the floor when there was a web/ telephone order for the piece, so they snatched mine. Feel so cheated!!!!
-Grrrr..-