- Report: #996045
Complaint Review: Radio Shack
| Radio Shack Highlands Mall
Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania United States of America |
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Radio Shack radioshack.com Willfully cheated me out of money. Treats customers like trash. Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania
*UPDATE Employee: Holiday Coupon Promotion
*Author of original report: Need I say any more?
*Consumer Comment: What reason, if any, was given for not giving you the $20 credits?
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Radio Shack buys from China for penny's and sells it for %1000 profit. They hire workers that know nothing about what they are selling. Corporate knows this and wont even respond to a complaint that their own store manager is on the take. The store owes me $20 and an apology. Stay out of Radio Shack they are a RIPOFF!!
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Search TipsThe promotion you are speaking of was a Holiday Coupon Promotion, that provided you spent $50, your email would be collected and a $10 coupon would be sent to your email.
Did the employees collect your email during the checkout process? I would advise you check your SPAM folder as well, as sometimes promotional emails can get sent there.
I apologize that no one was able to explain the promotion properly, but it was not an "instant" discount or cash owed. It was a coupon promotion that sent you a $10 coupon (to be used on a purchase of $10 or more on your next purchase) for every $50 you spent in the store.
I hope this clarified things a little bit.
#2 Author of original report
Need I say any more?
AUTHOR: Fedupwiththem - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 13, 2013
#3 Consumer Comment
What reason, if any, was given for not giving you the $20 credits?
AUTHOR: Ken - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 13, 2013
Where in the world did you get this interesting little piece of "data?" Please cite your source(s).
If, as YOU say, they purchase something for a dollar, they therefore sell it at $1000.00, according to you.
That IS a pretty good mark up.

