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Most places have laws regarding the amount of coins someone can use in a purchase. For instance, in my province you can't pay more than $0.25 in pennies unless mutually agreed upon. Next time I'd ask management what the policy is on giant coin purchases.
Almost worth getting written up for poor customer service for not counting all that change...
I feel like they invented coinstar for this exact reason.
I worked in retail for 5 years that happened every week so we would weigh it.
Next time tell the B!+$h to go to Coinstar. Thats just inconsiderate.
Where does she think she is? Tell her to go to the bank for that.
You should of gave her the collectors discount :)
Look up legal tender laws. Customer can't do anything about it if the store refuses to take the coins past a certain amount.
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Those types of people are a dime a dozen. Why wouldn't she bring enough money to a store? That doesn't make much cents.
Wow. Every retail job I've ever had had a policy stating if someone were to pay with only coins, they had to be rolled. It gave people the opportunity to short the store a few pennies, but that was on the management.