you tried, martini...it sounds like the lunatics are running the asylum....let them just 'write it off' at stocktake...pity that some people are now wary of honesty...fgs

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@the_bob_delusion wrote:

Technically you're a thief. Martini is a bad ass. 

 

 

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Martinus did not have intent to steal, so, no Martinus is not a thief.

She has made attempts to pay for it but they have been rejected.

Martinus you can take the barcode lable and a pic of the item with you next time you go there again. and if that does not work enjoy your free mirror with a clear conscience.

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@watta*drama*queen wrote:

What would you do?

 

Advise you to buy Australian made next time

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And that way you can pay twice what the item is worth 🙂

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@poddster wrote:

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@watta*drama*queen wrote:

What would you do?

 

Advise you to buy Australian made next time

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And that way you can pay twice what the item is worth 🙂

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I don't mind paying twice as much for Australian made and often do. But I couldn't find a mirror that I liked. I had one custom made and it turned out completely different to the drawing of what I wanted.

But my second best option to Australian made is to buy from companies that have decent environmental, sustainable and social policies. And Ikea fits the bill there.

A policy like that is an excellent way to attract buyers like you.

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@poddster wrote:

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@the_bob_delusion wrote:

Technically you're a thief. Martini is a bad ass. 

 

 

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Martinus did not have intent to steal, so, no Martinus is not a thief.

She has made attempts to pay for it but they have been rejected.

 

Martinus you can take the barcode lable and a pic of the item with you next time you go there again. and if that does not work enjoy your free mirror with a clear conscience.

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So I can take something from a shop without the intention to steal if I offer to pay them back later. 

Ask for an Email addy and then take photos of the barcode and the mirror so they can see what you bought

and send that in?

If you can't then:

When you ring the manager tell them you will return it and want a receipt for doing so,(then go and buy one

elsewhere).

When I was temporarily moving to Potland, I called and canceled my cable TV.  6 months later, I returned, and found it stilll on, despite my not being charged.  I called them twice more, with no results, so I figured 3 attempts was enough.  When I sold the house five years later, the new owners had free cable.

sure you can, as long as you and the store agree on that contract. I would venture to say that most people have done that at sometime during their lives. Like when you have forgotten your wallet when you have got petrol at your regular servo for instance.