Ritz Camera ,Ritz Camera Trying to get a refund from Ritz camera is impossable, Don't pay with cash not to mention the customer service is the worst Flint Michigan

All Ritz Camera stores have their return policies posted in the store. In addition, your receipt (which is needed for refund) also states that cash returns over $50 are to be paid by form of check, mailed from our home office.

Ritz Camera is NOT Best Buy. Therefore, we arn't going to have a 50+ sales staff at your disposal. Im sorry you had to wait so long, but as you said, you were there 2 days before Christmas... Waiting should be expected.

In YOUR DEFENSE, however, you should not have had to wait so long for your refund check.

Moral of THIS story- be sure you understand the return policy before you pay with cash.

As frustrating as it may be, stores in the Ritz/Wolf corporation don't have more than $300 on hand in each register. So they must have some sort of line drawn in order to be able to maintain business. For instance I have two registers at my store, if you came into my store, and I were to give you a $300 refund, I would have only $300 left in the store, and what makes the situation worse is you came back in january. January is the slowest time of year for most companies. The reason Best Buy, and other big store are able to refund more is because they are bigger... It makes sense if you think about it. Plus, in each store there is a sign that explains our refund policy.

As frustrating as it may be, stores in the Ritz/Wolf corporation don't have more than $300 on hand in each register. So they must have some sort of line drawn in order to be able to maintain business. For instance I have two registers at my store, if you came into my store, and I were to give you a $300 refund, I would have only $300 left in the store, and what makes the situation worse is you came back in january. January is the slowest time of year for most companies. The reason Best Buy, and other big store are able to refund more is because they are bigger... It makes sense if you think about it. Plus, in each store there is a sign that explains our refund policy.

As frustrating as it may be, stores in the Ritz/Wolf corporation don't have more than $300 on hand in each register. So they must have some sort of line drawn in order to be able to maintain business. For instance I have two registers at my store, if you came into my store, and I were to give you a $300 refund, I would have only $300 left in the store, and what makes the situation worse is you came back in january. January is the slowest time of year for most companies. The reason Best Buy, and other big store are able to refund more is because they are bigger... It makes sense if you think about it. Plus, in each store there is a sign that explains our refund policy.

As frustrating as it may be, stores in the Ritz/Wolf corporation don't have more than $300 on hand in each register. So they must have some sort of line drawn in order to be able to maintain business. For instance I have two registers at my store, if you came into my store, and I were to give you a $300 refund, I would have only $300 left in the store, and what makes the situation worse is you came back in january. January is the slowest time of year for most companies. The reason Best Buy, and other big store are able to refund more is because they are bigger... It makes sense if you think about it. Plus, in each store there is a sign that explains our refund policy.