I work in retail, have for many a year. I had a lady come in, and buy a Nintendo Wii, Wii Carrying Case, Wii Play game, Wii Nunchuks (2), and about 3 new release games. A total of 490 dollars worth of product (before tax) in rolled change.
I accepted it. It was all there, and we weren't short a dime that night. It went to the bank in a change order later that week.
I'm glad this guy stood up, but sad that he let the man get him down. Money is money, if you're going to hand out pennies as change, then you should accept them as payment, no matter the amount. As for the DL number on each roll... how many other fine-payers are gonna pay in pennies? If an issue comes up, you're going to remember the guy, and then you can issue a warrant or whatever.
The system has been failing since its conception. This is just another example that the system suffers an original flaw.
I accepted it. It was all there, and we weren't short a dime that night. It went to the bank in a change order later that week.
I'm glad this guy stood up, but sad that he let the man get him down. Money is money, if you're going to hand out pennies as change, then you should accept them as payment, no matter the amount. As for the DL number on each roll... how many other fine-payers are gonna pay in pennies? If an issue comes up, you're going to remember the guy, and then you can issue a warrant or whatever.
The system has been failing since its conception. This is just another example that the system suffers an original flaw.