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John Q. Citizen Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-23-07 01:10 PM
Response to Reply #122
131. Is the business morally responible to compensate the customer for their time
and effort?

It was the business who failed to post the signage, and then attemped to enforce what amounted to a secret policy.

When the business (or their representitive) declined payment, that would seem to end any obligation on the customer. If the business got the money from the clerk, (out of the paycheck) they are not permitted to take the money from the customer too.

Was the cleck responsible for the proper signage being displayed? Doubtful. Possible but doubtful.

Certainly the customer wasn't responsible for the signage being displayed.
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