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It really depends on the store. Most chain stores will chalk it up to an accident, mark it as damaged, and move on with their day. Small businesses may do the same, but it's the "people" owned stores that may also try to make you pay for the item you broke and if you refuse to pay it could wind up with a ride in a police car. Just be careful, keep your hands and feet to yourself, and if you do accidently break something, tell someone that works there. Honesty may get you farther than sweeping it under the shelves.
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What the original retail price for the sega Dreamcast?
The original retail price was $199.99.
Christopher Columbus 1 cent stamp 1892?
This stamp retails for around $24 mint , well centered and no flaws. Used about 40 cents. Damages copies are almost worthless and badly centered copies maybe 1/2. Wholesale,dealers pay from 1/10 to 1/3. retail for stamps like this in collections.
Describe the strength and weaknesses of a retail manager skill?
Strengths of a retail manager include interpersonal skills, so that they can talk to customers and employees. Weaknesses of a retail manager may be managing their time. They would need to ensure that all of their time is accounted for in order to maximize it.
What is the national retail federation?
The National Retail Federation (NRF) is the largest trade association in the world. It is involved in the support of the interests of retail companies through political influence and generic advertising of products.
What are retail prices for snow cones?
It is $3.50 cents.
What is a retail assistant?
Someone who works in a retail outlet such as a shop
Is it legal for someone other than the patient to pick up a presciption at a retail pharmacy?
Yes, this happens often with people who cannot leave themselves. You will be asked to verify the address.
What is the definition for retail operations?
A business which sells something.
What is it called when someone buys something and then sells it to someone else?
When someone buys something and then sells it to someone else, this process is commonly referred to as "reselling." In a broader context, it can also be considered part of "retail" or "arbitrage" if the buyer sells the item for a profit, often leveraging price differences in different markets. Reselling can happen in various forms, including online marketplaces and secondhand sales.
What are examples of retail services?
Retail is the practice of selling products. Someone who uses a retail service is trying to sell a product to a consumer base usually from a manufacturer.
What is a retail salesman?
A retail Salesman is someone who sells products shipped from other countries in Bulks. Bulks(In Large Quantities)
What is the definition of a retail seller?
A retail seller is someone who marks up goods and products from wholesale prices and makes them retail (or higher) prices. A retail seller is usually a physical store but can be an internet store as well.
Where online can someone find Buy Buy Baby coupons?
Someone can find Buy Buy Baby coupons from a number of websites such as the Retail Me Not website. The Retail me Not website has numerous coupons from various companies.
What is the price of something called?
(MSRP) Manufactures Suggested Retail Price.
Where can someone get a retail sign made?
One can look at custom sign making companies for a retail sign. For example, sign companies such as Fastsigns can make retail signs unique to the person's business.
Where can someone buy DVD duplicators?
Someone looking to purchase DVD duplicators could do so at many different retail and electronic stores. Also, someone could purchase a DVD duplicator online from retail stores sites or from a site like amazon.
If you dont want presents for your birhday where is a good place to donate to?
You can donate it to a retail store, or just give it to someone. You can find retail stores in towns.
