I won't mention any names here. Why is it when I buy a book of five $1.00 gift certificates I pay $5.00 for it at a certain very large fast food company but when I purchase a $3.40 order I don't get sixty cents back when I pay for it with four certificates? This forces me to take a fifteen percent loss on my investment when I cash them in. When I buy them I don't ask for a fifteen percent discount. I pay the full $5.00. Not wanting to be ripped off by a very large company that probably doesn't need the money, I gave the girl behind the counter a toonie and told her I wanted to use the toonie as part payment. I got my sixty cents back which was rightfully mine. It p155es me off to no end when a big company tries to force the Average Joe into spending extra money that the big company takes for granted. If you want to spend the extra money fine and dandy......
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