This week while I was at my local Staples picking up some school and office supplies, I had an experience that I wanted to share with you all. One of the advertised deals this week was the Kingston 16GB Flash Drive for $9.00. However, when I got to checkout this flash drive rung up at $16.99. Knowing that I spent several minutes in the store searching for exactly the right product advertised, I was a little confused. I asked the cashier to double check the price for me and she confirmed that the flash drive did indeed ring up for higher than the advertised sale price.
This is a really good example of why it pays to pay attention during checkout. If I had been distracted with something else during the process, I likely would have completely missed seeing the flash drive ring up at the higher price. And while it’s only a difference of $7.99, missing a discrepancy like this one multiple times over the course of a year or longer will really start to add up.
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