
03-17-2010, 04:17 PM
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waterboarding w/medmech
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Coming to your hometown
Posts: 7,987
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Quote:
Originally Posted by HuskyMan
you need to go to customer service and check out the policy BOLDLY
posted on the wall. say you are in the store with pen and a notepad walking around WRITING down prices. they "assume" you might be a price shopper for a competitor, i.e. Costco, Target, etc. the policy states they can have you arrested if they catch you working for a competitor in this way.
of course, the average moron shopper thinks, "hey, I'm just collecting pricing for the wife back home, this policy doesn't apply to me, RIGHT????" think again, guiltapotomus, they can stretch the policy to fit your particular situation.
AND, they have cameras EVERYWHERE that feed supercomputers back
in Bentonville. they have more than DOUBLE the storage capabilities of the entire INTERNET. that's a lotta storage and they have programmed these computers to look for "suspicious" behavior. "suspicious" behavior that might be a "threat" to their empire. big fish eat little fish, always have always will.
if your car is broken into and items stolen while on their property you can pretty well count on not having access to their video feeds. I have personal knowledge on this one.
get used to being a little fish.
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Nice policy, but a policy is not LAW, I cant imagine how they could have you arrested. What would the charge be? The store is a public place.
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