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Despite not being my favorite store, I receive sale notices by email and shop occasionally - all online. My last purchase of three items wasn't the best so I decided to return them to the Chandler store. It was then I was informed they would only credit my card the amount of the purchase - which I took to mean no credit for shipping. Turns out the exclusion also included sales tax! When I explained to the cashier my return negated the purchase (so no taxable event occurred,) she said that was the way they did it in this particular store and if I wanted to return by mail, perhaps I could get the tax back. #$%! Since I proceeded with the store return, I called customer service the next day. The rep with whom I spoke said she also didn't understand why I wasn't credited the tax, said she would "enter" it, and I will receive it in three days. Whether I get it or not, they've lost a customer. This is no way to do business! ***Got credit for tax as promised***
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