Shady business tactics.
None of the snes games in the front case are priced. When I asked about a game he opened up pricecharting and decided on a price on the spot. No retail operation should work like that. In many places pricing like this is illegal. (I can't find a definitive answer for ohio on posting prices)
The price he gave seemed high to me. Later I looked the game up i realized he marked up from pricecharting by 50%!
There were several other games I was interested in but as soon as I saw his phone come out I was done.
Some games had pricetags but I wouldn't be surprised if they refused to honor that price after a quick check on the going rate + 50%
Edit: I was quoted $30 for a game that is $21.31 on pricecharting. That's roughly a 50% increase.
As for requiring price tag "The unit pricing law requires retailers to disclose an item's unit price by either marking the item or by placing it on the shelf beneath the item. The “unit price” is the retail price expressed in terms of price per unit of weight, measure, or count"
I'm not positive that law applies in this state or to a small independent store. Even if it's legal it's...
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