Originally Posted by b2net (Post 10619256)

& I thought I was gonna see a bargain...

Originally Posted by Torchur317 (Post 10624511)

Hmmmm, Original True Grit BR was $15 at my WM.

Originally Posted by b2net (Post 10624873)

Originally Posted by JimRochester (Post 10624976)

Of course it is, I bought for $15 last month. I should know to never buy a movie I'll only get boned a few weeks later

Originally Posted by JimRochester (Post 10624976)

Of course it is, I bought for $15 last month. I should know to never buy a movie I'll only get boned a few weeks later

Originally Posted by whotony (Post 10625033)

Boned, really?

I don't think you got boned.

Originally Posted by TheMovieman (Post 10618479)

What's hyperbolic? How about "making out like bandits"? You're talking about $5. Now let's say there's 1,000 returns like this. $5,000 to Wal Mart is nothing and not worth the charge of fraud and theft. In fact, if caught they could face a fine or worse (then you add in the lawyer's fees) plus no longer will be allowed to take manufacturer's coupons at all.

Now, I do think somebody when they return something should be given back what they've paid (which includes the taxes) but nothing beyond that. You personally are not out that $5 and as for Wal-Mart, if called upon, have to prove those purchases.

Originally Posted by b2net (Post 10624873)

Originally Posted by jjcool (Post 10640954)

You seem to assume that they are only doing this on this one $5 coupon. I find it VERY hard to believe that that is actually the case. More likely, any time someone tries to return something that they used a coupon on, they are pocketing the value of the coupon, and are indeed making out like bandits.

Originally Posted by TheMovieman (Post 10641271)

Yeah... ok. :lol: