Jules
SF VIP
This applies any time you have a large order when something can go wrong.
Last time at Costco, the total was over $300. First I put through a small order that went through separately for a friend. It seemed high and I mentioned it to her. She checked it and there was an extra item on it which was mine. No problem. It did make me check my own receipt to make certain it wasn’t duplicated and it wasn’t. What was put through twice was a $20 dessert. It had been three days but I called and was told I have to bring the receipt in and they will have to look at security. It won’t likely be until January and I can just imagine the hassle I’ll have.
The one advantage of self-checkout is the ease of watching the till.
Last time at Costco, the total was over $300. First I put through a small order that went through separately for a friend. It seemed high and I mentioned it to her. She checked it and there was an extra item on it which was mine. No problem. It did make me check my own receipt to make certain it wasn’t duplicated and it wasn’t. What was put through twice was a $20 dessert. It had been three days but I called and was told I have to bring the receipt in and they will have to look at security. It won’t likely be until January and I can just imagine the hassle I’ll have.
The one advantage of self-checkout is the ease of watching the till.