kingofwale said:
well, I wouldn't want to judge what kind of software tracking system they had 10 years ago.... but I would like to think it has improved upon as of late.
we aren't talking about a 3 dollars cable showing 1 in stock but couldn't be found. we are talking about 60 dollars games and minimal 20 per store |
Funny enough BB does still use the same tracking system as they did back in the day- the GUI hasn't changed an inch. I was a printer rep on and off until a year ago and my original login still worked at that time 8 years after I had quit. I can't tell you how many times customers showed up after being sent from one store to the next after getting a bad reading. Usually it was off by one, or the idiot from the other store forgot to mention that 1 in stock was actually the unsellable display model.
Also as you know the stock is just what has been scanned in (as opposed to in transit or whatever). Thus unless something has changed an item that arrives but is being held for a sale is still listed as in stock even if it is unavailable on the floor.
The day before black Friday in '07 I had a customer come in for one of my lasers. None on the floor, checked stock said we had 40. Went into the warehouse and found out that they were being held for a doorbusters and I wasn't able to provide one to the customer.
Point being you know as well as I do that there are often many reasons why something may be listed as stocked but not actually be available. If there is some special offer for Wii games it would hardly surprise me to see BB try to hold back on all the good games that would sell on their own.
Accusing somebody of being a liar requires a pretty high level or certainty, which I think you have not been able to provide. Remember people need motive nad opportunity. I see opportunity but not a reason to lie.
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