daraguntner

a coworker has a couple extras, [email protected] or pm me. havent seen them around here in the past month.

i found the 2002 holiday barbie in 2005 in target last year. it was stocked with the regular barbies, but covered, and i mean covered with dust. scanned, but no price appeared. an employee in toys scanned with their handhelds thing, they said it should not be in the store at all. anyway, sent me to service desk with it, manager said "how does 3.00 sound?" I said SOLD !!! brought her home.

no need to be ugly. this is a fourm for opininon, i expressed mine. I did not expect to be scolded by sarcasm--either you agree or disagree, but no need to be ugly about it.

who is david blane ?

i saw none all day.

yes as long as you have the ticket--you have the item essentially. you have till noon to purchase.

i think employees should be able to shop too. remember that most retail employees work for minimum wage, strange hours, not too much flexability with shifts. those of us who are lucky enough to get out and enjoy the weekend or holiday shopping should sympathize with them. so what if i have to pay a little more later, or hit another store. if its not there when i get there, its not ment for me to have it.

if not, could you get the layaway out sameday, return and rebuy same day if they will not match ?

Hi all, i am new to this web site, and love it. I have read about alot of Best Buy "item tickets". I am always first in line somewhere here, and have never been given a ticket for anything. But, I have never really shopped at Best Buy on BF. So, can yall explain to me the ticket system ? Does this mean if i am one of the first 10 that want that new computer, they will go down the line and give me a ticket to buy it? Thanks so much in advance for the info. dara