Sandi
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I was shopping at Kohls in Walker Michigan on Saturday 5.28.22. I chose 3 tops from same designer (,one I had never seen before) in the casual wear. They were all marked $30 each and on sale for $24.99. When the cashier rang them up one rang at $24.99 and two rang at $31.16 (more than actual tag on both sleeveless tanks). I brought it to the cashiers attention and she said she couldn't do anything about it and I needed to go to customer service. I went to customer service and explained the situation. They scanned the items and they scanned at $40.00 even though the price tag said $30.00 and the sale price showed as $31.16. The sign by the shirts said $30.00 shirts were $24.99. It was taking so long to get them to understand that I finally brought up the Michigan scan law. The clerk said she had never heard of it so I pulled it up on my phone to let her know that I wasn't making it up. Then another clerk stepped in and was quite rude. She said she was waiting on another customer so I couldn't just respond right away. I didn't even realize she was listening to me. I was not being rude to anyone so there was no need for her attitude. It took her 10 minutes trying to find the code for scan law refund. Eventually she just said to do miscellaneous refund after I said to just forget. This makes me quite concerned shopping at Kohl's. Are people being overcharged and don't catch it? I am very disappointed with the service desk and the one ladies attitude (believe she was supervisor of service desk). This was NOT my error and her attitude was not acceptable. I don't usually complain about clerks because everyone has a bad day but.....


