Comments on: Moving Target Hard To Hit http://retailbandit.com/2008/03/moving-target-hard-to-hit/ When checkout isn't simple Tue, 10 Apr 2012 00:21:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: MAUREEN http://retailbandit.com/2008/03/moving-target-hard-to-hit/comment-page-1/#comment-917 MAUREEN Sun, 02 May 2010 17:39:53 +0000 http://retailbandit.com/?p=643#comment-917 It's May, 2010 and the exact thing happened to me today. Archer Farms Parmesan Garlic Pita chips, on sale for $2.50, but normally priced and tagged at $2.60. They only refunded me the difference and cited that the scanning law does not come into play with this because the item was 'ticketed'. Altho, a 'scanner' rang up the incorrect price. The 'ticket' was not manually punched into the cash register, it was SCANNED! If it's ticketed prior to a sale, the ticket stays on and unsuspecting people who do not check their receipts, overpay. This Target it in Southfield, Michigan. I have noticed many inconsistencies at this store re:Scanning Law. You would think they would get it right, it's only been on the books since 1974! It’s May, 2010 and the exact thing happened to me today.

Archer Farms Parmesan Garlic Pita chips, on sale for $2.50, but normally priced and tagged at $2.60. They only refunded me the difference and cited that the scanning law does not come into play with this because the item was ‘ticketed’. Altho, a ‘scanner’ rang up the incorrect price. The ‘ticket’ was not manually punched into the cash register, it was SCANNED!

If it’s ticketed prior to a sale, the ticket stays on and unsuspecting people who do not check their receipts, overpay. This Target it in Southfield, Michigan. I have noticed many inconsistencies at this store re:Scanning Law.

You would think they would get it right, it’s only been on the books since 1974!

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