"Can we just disagree about whether it is or isn't too much trouble to show a receipt at Best Buy without the lecture about how it's tantamount to bowing down to brutal dictators?"
"I don't have any problem with refusing to show your receipt, provided you understand that it has nothing to do with your constitutional rights (which are against the government, and not against Best Buy), that showing your receipt is not the equivalent of submitting to molestation, and that refusing to show it doesn't necessarily make you better than people who aren't troubled by a store checking a receipt to ensure that when you are leaving with merchandise, you've paid for it.
If you object and want to pursue this issue because it bothers you, that's fine, but being told that not being bothered makes you a sheep who doesn't care about your own legal rights seems unfair."
"I think the slideshow is a great illustration of the difference between something that's arguably hard for consumers to notice and something that's clearly marked and in no way deceptive."
"I'm extremely sympathetic to the OP, but agree that the best way to avoid this kind of thing is to make sure that in any big transaction like this that's very important to you, you get it in writing.
Furthermore, I hope the OP will rethink her decision to forsake all Doubletrees forever -- I really think one of the best consumer lessons is not to give up the good service you receive at 99 percent of a company's locations because you receive bad service at one."
"Yeah, unless this is actually about search results and not the clearly marked ads and sponsored links, saying that they "sell out" the searches is untrue."
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