Store manager threatens to call police after incorrect disc in collection
I called on 5/26 and spoke to a female when I noticed that my 6th disc was the incorrect disc. Half-blood Prince says Disc 1 Movie which is part of a multi-disc set for the single movie. When I spoke to the store, they said they could correct the error.
On 5/27 I go to the store to request the disc to be replaced. I was passed along to the store manager (white male - would not provide his name) informed me that it was the correct disc. They do this with collection sets. I said no, you're wrong this is incorrect. This is part of a set for the single film. Can you check the other discs of this movie and you'll see it will they are different.
I step to the side counter so other guests can check out and he continues to tell me that this is the right disc and he can offer me a refund. I said no, I want to show you that this is the wrong disc. He says I don't like your tone and I'm asking you to leave or I'll call the police.
At this time I am flustered about why this store manager won't check the other blu-ray disc in their inventory. Why would disc 6 in the set say disc 1?
I try to search online to find images of the individual discs to prove to him this is the incorrect but he says I must leave because I'm causing a scene based on their error and being told it could be corrected the day prior.
I ask for the store manager's name he says he's the store manager. I say, okay, what's your name? He says he doesn't have to give it to me and get out.
I left the store. Called another disc replay in Indiana. They checked their inventory and their two sets, the sixth disc does not have a Disc 1 Movie title on the set but the final two movies do say The Movie on them. They confirmed the sixth disc is the incorrect movie. They also shared that they've heard about the store manager at this and apologized for my experience. The Indiana store informed me their location is owned by someone in Michigan while Orland Park is owned by someone else.
I will no longer give my time or money to this location after a store manager threatened to call the police on an accidental error of the incorrect blu-ray in a collection series.
I would recommend visiting other locations as there are better options in the Chicagoland area.
:: Per store's reply - they never checked to see if other discs were available to swap out. This is what I requested and was told about the "common home video industry practice". The store owner never moved from the counter other to grab their phone. I wanted to swap discs that I was informed over the phone they could do for me but instead they continued to tell me about a common home video industry practice and threaten to call the police because I made a "scene", the scene being questioning these common practices I've never heard of or I wouldn't have called the day prior and drove back to the store. - take your business...
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