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Walmart has Men's Cosplay Costume Hoodies (S-3XL) on sale as listed below for prices starting from $8.74. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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He's complaining because it would be easier on both him and the company if they price matched instead. The logical thing would be for the company to not waste the time and shipping and just issue a credit.
The reason companies don't do that is just a math problem. Imaginary example. If 10 customers take advantage of a price match from $15 to 10, it costs the company $50. If they insist on return rebuy and only 2 customers will go through the effort, then it costs them $10 plus 4 x shipping (free return+rebuy) at $7 each, totalling $38, which is less than $50 and better for their profit margin.
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So sad that walmart.com does not price match or price adjust if the price goes lower. Will be re-ordering which I did and now returning, which I will do.
This is my third time re-ordering I bought it when it was $15. I then bought it when it was $13 and now I've bought it when it's 8 lol.in my return comments, I cut and pasted from walmart.com that they do not price match and I cut and paste it from my chat with customer service who advised me to just re-order and returnMy second order comes today. My third order will come Saturday and I've scheduled pick up for my order is one and two on Saturday when they pick up the third order. Hahah.This is all over a span of less than five daysI wonder if this will be five dollars tomorrow
Sadly, this is the new norm. I have done this with amazon.com Lowe's and Home Depot.
And all customer services folks have helped me re-order the packages and apologize for not price matching dropped items
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So what's your complaint that you had to do something and talk to people so they could refund you and you buy it again and get money back. Why are you complaining. Your getting the same product for cheaper.
He's complaining because it would be easier on both him and the company if they price matched instead. The logical thing would be for the company to not waste the time and shipping and just issue a credit.
The reason companies don't do that is just a math problem. Imaginary example. If 10 customers take advantage of a price match from $15 to 10, it costs the company $50. If they insist on return rebuy and only 2 customers will go through the effort, then it costs them $10 plus 4 x shipping (free return+rebuy) at $7 each, totalling $38, which is less than $50 and better for their profit margin.
This is my third time re-ordering I bought it when it was $15. I then bought it when it was $13 and now I've bought it when it's 8 lol.in my return comments, I cut and pasted from walmart.com that they do not price match and I cut and paste it from my chat with customer service who advised me to just re-order and returnMy second order comes today. My third order will come Saturday and I've scheduled pick up for my order is one and two on Saturday when they pick up the third order. Hahah.This is all over a span of less than five daysI wonder if this will be five dollars tomorrowSadly, this is the new norm. I have done this with amazon.com Lowe's and Home Depot.And all customer services folks have helped me re-order the packages and apologize for not price matching dropped items
I reread my post and I made a comment based on what another person said and it was it's sad that walmart.com does not price match because they're adding so much cost with these FedEx deliveriesI need to add that my post below was not an original post, but I commented on another individual so I will be deleting that other one as well because the original post I commented on they deleted
This is my third time re-ordering I bought it when it was $15. I then bought it when it was $13 and now I've bought it when it's 8 lol.in my return comments, I cut and pasted from walmart.com that they do not price match and I cut and paste it from my chat with customer service who advised me to just re-order and returnMy second order comes today. My third order will come Saturday and I've scheduled pick up for my order is one and two on Saturday when they pick up the third order. Hahah.This is all over a span of less than five daysI wonder if this will be five dollars tomorrow
Sadly, this is the new norm. I have done this with amazon.com Lowe's and Home Depot.
And all customer services folks have helped me re-order the packages and apologize for not price matching dropped items
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The reason companies don't do that is just a math problem. Imaginary example. If 10 customers take advantage of a price match from $15 to 10, it costs the company $50. If they insist on return rebuy and only 2 customers will go through the effort, then it costs them $10 plus 4 x shipping (free return+rebuy) at $7 each, totalling $38, which is less than $50 and better for their profit margin.
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So this comment was kind of out of place because I wasn't the first one to make that comment
Sadly, this is the new norm. I have done this with amazon.com Lowe's and Home Depot.
And all customer services folks have helped me re-order the packages and apologize for not price matching dropped items
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank jcnix
The reason companies don't do that is just a math problem. Imaginary example. If 10 customers take advantage of a price match from $15 to 10, it costs the company $50. If they insist on return rebuy and only 2 customers will go through the effort, then it costs them $10 plus 4 x shipping (free return+rebuy) at $7 each, totalling $38, which is less than $50 and better for their profit margin.
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Sadly, this is the new norm. I have done this with amazon.com Lowe's and Home Depot.
And all customer services folks have helped me re-order the packages and apologize for not price matching dropped items
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