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On 12/19/02
Jelal from GA said:
By allowing you to purchase the item for a lower price, it makes it obvious that the item in question must not really be worth the price that was originally marked. That $80 pair of jeans that you personally discounted to $65 was purchased by the store for less than $20! Who's robbing whom?
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On 10/13/02
Denny from AZ said:
Of course changing price tags is shoplifting.. It is just like putting a 1.00 price tag on a 100.00 item!
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On 10/08/02
linda from CA said:
shoplifting is shoplifting. there is no, you still payed a price. see it as you have a restaruant and someone comes in and say's this cost 7 dollars but Im only going to pay 1 dollar because i want to.
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On 05/20/02
Sam and Tash from IL said:
We think changing the price of something is about the same as shoplifting(if your the one who did it)although you are paying for something it is still wrong and you should be punished. If you didnt change the price tag than its not your fault and they should have hopefully have camera's to prove it! THATS WHAT WE THINK!
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On 05/07/02
Elizabeth from AZ said:
I think that if you change the price it's not truly shoplifting because your paying for something.BUT THATS WHAT I THINK!
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