I love that they sell Costco overstock items for a reasonably good deal. You definitely have to price check here just in case. I like to browse here occasionally to see what they have and bought hundreds of dollars of stuff here. I removed 2 stars due to a pricing incident and the way it was handled by staff. I found several boxes of 4-pack ziploc bags for 4.25. These probably go for like 20ish dollars at Costco so I was like, this is a STEAL! I go to the cashier to buy, the cashier told me it's 4.25 for each pack (essentially it should be 4.25 x 4), and i pointed out that the others were marked the same and i guess it's a pricing error, but I'm willing to pay 4.25.4 for the 4-pack. By law, i should get this item for free due to this pricing error as it is less than 15$. The cashier proceeds to tell me useless information while trying to guilt trip me: "It's a mistake" "The new girl priced it wrong" "I would not make a profit if i sold it to you at that price" "If i sell it to you at this price, then my boss will deduct my pay". Like, that doesn't matter to me if it's a mistake or you lose profit. Why do we have that law to begin with ? any other merchant who deals with a pricing error are all accidental/mistakes, the point is that the consumer should ultimately get the product. By law as well, they are not allowed to refuse sale due to a pricing error (or in this case, refuse to give me the product free of charge) but that's essentially what they were doing. I'm trying to be empathetic at the same time, I doubt the last comment about pay deduction was real but i said, "well that's not right, your boss should not deduct your pay, pretty sure that's against the law. regardless i'm in the right due to consumer protection laws". She called her boss and told him the situation over the phone in front of me but the boss apparently had the same stance (not that i heard). Ultimately, i paid 10$ for the item as you can see below, which is 10$ more than i should have paid (this is illegal on their part). I guess I just think it's comical that the cashier would go through so much trouble to perform an illegal action for an item of this value. https://www.opc.gouv.qc.ca/consommateur/sujet/prix-rabais/politique/application
