Thread: self scan-self pay at Tusc WalMart
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Old 04-02-2005   #12 (permalink)
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Re: self scan-self pay at Tusc WalMart
I have use one a couple times at WalMart stores. The first time went smooth I thought til I tried to leave and my bag set off the alarm. The cashier came over had to check everything and come to find out that the security strip inside the movie that I bought didn't get turned off when I checked it through. She said that was real common of the self check out lanes. The last time I used one there was no problem. Seems to me if a person is so unsure of how to use them they would be best off going through a line with an actual cashier in the first place.
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