That's odd. I've bought stuff that wasn't priced, even stuff that didn't ring up as expected (t was concerned that one would be rejected but it wasn't). If was at a bakery, and I included a picture of it showing that there was no price and I made clear in my comments what the situation was. I find that is one of the most important things with these shops. Get the required photos, write it up in the format they show in the sample, and explain anything out of the ordinary, like your (or my) situation of no price showing.@GeeDeeUu wrote:
They said I had to buy an item with a price sticker on it in the case by the register. None of the items on the sales floor had shelf tags. The guidelines state to buy ONE item with the price clearly displayed on the shelf or the menu board. The words "clearly displaced on the shelf or the menu board" are underlined. The denial said the guidelines states that I have to buy an item with a sticker on it. It is not in the guidelines.
@sestrahelena wrote:
Right to both post Gee & Misterbill. You can buy an unpriced item with photos and explanations but if any of the photos accidentally show ANYTHING with a price on it (such as a candy bucket at the register saying "25c each" or a cigarette display behind the counter showing prices) those are the things you would have had to buy. Whether you want them or not. In other words, you have to make sure that no prices show in any pictures - even the building picture that may have a cigarette ad showing a price of less than $8.
@GeeDeeUu wrote:
I understand this, but it should be in the guidelines. It is not very ethical to deny a shop for a reason that is not in the guidelines. I would not have gone to this sketchy, out of the way, convenience store if I had known it would have been denied for a reason not stated in their guidelines. I see why there are several posts about this on this thread.
@GeeDeeUu wrote:
I understand this, but it should be in the guidelines. It is not very ethical to deny a shop for a reason that is not in the guidelines... it would have been denied for a reason not stated in their guidelines.