Pioneer Supermarket

Revdex.com:At this time, I have not been contacted by Pioneer Supermarket regarding complaint ID [redacted].Sincerely,[redacted]

Review: 05/**/2015 09:45 AM I WAS IN THE PIONEER SUPERMARKET AT [redacted]; THEY ADVERTISED DIXIE PLATES, CUPS & BOWLS 10-48 COUNT 2 FOR $5.00. I ATTEMPTED TO PURCHASE A 44 COUNT DIXIE PLATES BUT IT SCANNED FOR $6.99. I INFORMED THE CASHIER THAT THE SIGN ADVERTISED THE PRICE OF THE PLATES AS 2 FOR $5.00 & SINCE I WAS PURCHASING ONE THEY SHOULD BE $2.50, THE CASHIER CALLED FOR ASSISTANCE. A MANAGER CAME, SAW THE ERROR BUT HE REFUSED TO SELL ME THE 44 COUNT DIXIE PLATES FOR THE ADVERTISED PRICE OF 2 FOR $5.00. HE OFFERED TO SELL ME A 22 COUNT PLATES FOR 2 FOR $5.00, BUT I REFUSED TELLING HIM THE SIGN SAYS 10-48 COUNT & SINCE THEY DIDN'T HAVE THE 48 COUNT, I WANTED THE 44 COUNT BUT HE TOLD ME HE COULDN'T SELL ME $7 PLATES FOR $2.50. I INFORMED HIM THAT IT WAS THE STORE'S ERROR & HE WAS SUPPOSED TO HONOR THE ADVERTISED PRICE BUT HE REFUSED.Desired Settlement: THE BUSINESS HAS A RESPONSIBILITY TO SELL THEIR PRODUCT FOR THE ADVERTISED PRICE. ADVERTISING IS WHAT GETS CUSTOMERS IN THE STORE & WHEN WE ATTEMPT TO MAKE THAT PURCHASE, IT IS NOT HONORED. THE CONSUMER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. MISTAKES IN ADVERTISING SHOULD BE HONORED AS IT IS NOT THE CONSUMERS FAULT.

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Response:

At this time, I have not been contacted by Pioneer Supermarket regarding complaint ID [redacted].Sincerely,[redacted]