Clonge
(warehouse) and I didn't have to sign for my purchase. She gave me a receipt for 7 items (I only bought 3) and the total was for $150. The customer right before me had $350 in purchases. I don't know what made me look at the receipt, but it's a good thing I did, right then and there, and the entire purchase for the $150 was voided. It could've been a "lot worse"...more than $1,000 for example and if I left the store, I'd have a hard time proving the error to their satisfaction. You have to check those receipts! By the way, what's the biggest discrepancy you've ever uncovered at the cash register, in any establishment?
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country bumpkin
Ducky
I've arrived home to discover that I was overcharged a dollar or two. Not worth a drive back so they made extra profit. I once had a cashier hand me a fifty dollar bill by mistake when giving me change. When I handed it back to her she was very grateful and said "Oh thank you so much. I would have been charged for the error"!
| 6 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
Benthere
lautumni
The link Tudor Black Bay 36 line feels a bit like a sleeping giant. It's link been around since 2016, and Tudor hasn't really done much with it – there's a black dial, blue dial, silver dial, and that's it. This link year, I'd like to see Tudor use the down-the-middle Black Bay 36 (and 32 and 41) to do something daring. Part of the premise of modern Tudor is that it can do the things Rolex can't (or won't) do. So let's do that.
| 1 month ago. Rating: 0 | |
elalit1993
Perhaps the best tell for spotting a service dial is the signature at six o'clock. Here's the general rule steel 6062s should have link a "Swiss Made" signature gold 6062s should have a "Swiss" only signature except for gold 6062s with Explorer dials which also have link "Swiss Made." Service dials will sometimes be signed "T Swiss T" indicating link tritium on the dial the luminous material Rolex transitioned to in the '60s long after the 6062 went out of production.
| 8 months ago. Rating: 0 | |
