C W.
No longer a fan, poor cx svc
Up until several days ago, I liked the Walgreens in Selma, CA. Despite their slow pharmacy, I appreciated being able to get in and out for regular store shopping. I appreciated their orange tax sales. However, three days ago, before I left the store I checked my receipt because I couldn't figure out why my total was so much. Then I realized I had been overcharged for the nuts that I thought were on sale. Someone possibly a customer put the tag over the nuts that I wanted. Since they weren't going to honor the price, I said to give me a refund. She said I need an ID to make the return even though I hadn't left her sight. I only stepped aside from her register. That infuriated me because not only are you saying I can't have the product I want for the price semi advertised, but you're saying that I need to leave the store go across the street to where I'm charging my car, get my ID, and come back even though there's no way I could commit fraud. She is saying there's no way for her to go around that rule when the whole purpose of that rule is probably to prevent fraud, I'm guessing. I would not have been so pissed about the price tag being wrong if she hadn't made me leave the store to go get my ID. I was not responsible for that tag being in the wrong spot. I thought I had checked the tag like I typically do to make sure that a good thing that seems too be good to be true is or isn't. I made a mistake that day didn't take a picture so I can confirm. Instead of just giving me a break and either giving me the price that the tag said or letting me return the product without my ID they made me go through hoops.


