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[Fungal Infection]

You must live near a magic Myers because my local Myers refuses to price match no matter how much you argue the point. In fact, the lady at my local said to me, you may as well just buy it at TRU because we dont price match.

[SMHFConvoy]

You must live near a magic Myers because my local Myers refuses to price match no matter how much you argue the point. In fact, the lady at my local said to me, you may as well just buy it at TRU because we dont price match.

Wow. Myers and DJ's build their customer base out of price matching. I'd ask to talk to that assistant's manager.

[fatbot]

Wow. Myers and DJ's build their customer base out of price matching. I'd ask to talk to that assistant's manager.

Agreed, Myer has always price matched when i've tried it.

[jaydisc]

[griffin]

'We will not ... lead the market on price'

That sounds like they have no desire to give the consumer value-for-money, unless the customer goes to the trouble of chasing up a price-match. Something most won't have the time or effort to want to do.
At least Kmart have a price-matching policy AND tries to be fairly competative. Myer just has the price-matching policy and screws over everyone else who isn't able to use it.

[Tiby]

'We will not ... lead the market on price'

That sounds like they have no desire to give the consumer value-for-money, unless the customer goes to the trouble of chasing up a price-match. Something most won't have the time or effort to want to do.
At least Kmart have a price-matching policy AND tries to be fairly competative. Myer just has the price-matching policy and screws over everyone else who isn't able to use it.

It does look particularly unwieldy. If Myer provided some other real service, like real customer service, an excellent range, etc, then this might be justifiable, but in reality the place is like a warehouse - pick what you want and bring it to the counter.

[SMHFConvoy]

It does look particularly unwieldy. If Myer provided some other real service, like real customer service, an excellent range, etc, then this might be justifiable, but in reality the place is like a warehouse - pick what you want and bring it to the counter.

I work in retail and believe me the squeaky wheel will get the oil. Complain loud enough, long enough and you'll get what you want. Because they will want the sale.

On Friday a customer got a discount because some idiot sales assistant (I'm non-sales) neglected to remove a little sign that said, "promotion."