navydoc wrote in post #16145666
I would think the correct price would show as soon as the bar code was scanned at the register.
Yes, but as a salesperson (who didnt know anything), he would have rang it up and changed the price. Then he would have called over a manager (who also does not know anything) for approval. They will ask what they are doing, and he will say "Price matching BH". They would then approve it.
This is quite literally how it works there :P. I used to work for Best Buy in the digital imaging department XD. One time a guy came in because he just purchased a 5D mark II (for more than the 7D he said). He was worried that he got ripped off and thought maybe the 7D was a better camera. My manager started explaining that the higher the number, the higher you are in canons line of cameras. HAHAHAHA... yeah I had to fix that :P.
There is a VERY good chance you would have walked away with a super cheap 5D Mark III
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