Fisherman's Marine Employee's Collude To Steal From You

[1stklass]

As much as i dont like being the person paying exorbitant prices for something, i find it funny all the people complaining now when 3 months ago you walked into those same stores and snubbed your nose at those 100s of 13.50 PMAGS while the employees were secretly begging you to buy them. Now that the Ugly girl at prom is a supermodel you all want them and you cant have them

 

[spectra]

As much as i dont like being the person paying exorbitant prices for something, i find it funny all the people complaining now when 3 months ago you walked into those same stores and snubbed your nose at those 100s of 13.50 PMAGS while the employees were secretly begging you to buy them. Now that the Ugly girl at prom is a supermodel you all want them and you cant have them

Watch it I only paid 9.99

 

[MrNiceGuy]

 

[Mark W.]

NO laws will be passed tomorrow. BARRY can't create law only the Congress can create law.

 

[SBC97281]

This activity would be quite untoward if it went as described. But, it would also be out of character as sanctioned behavior in my limited experience with the Fisherman's Chain.

Please let us know if the corporate offices report there is more to the story.

 

[Certaindeaf]

.22's are ghey anyway.

 

[Intention]

Learning a lot about people and businesses these days.

Tough times don't build character they expose it.

 

[mkwerx]

You dont know if the guy had previously ordered these mags before or not, just like you don't know if the guy is actually a friend (and not just a regular customer) or employee or not. I've purchased two firearms in the last month from Fisherman's, their prices have always been good, as has their service. They would happily order anything for you they didn't have in stock - so it wouldn't surprise me that a regular customer had ordered a pile of mags before they put a per-customer limit on them. Complaining about a situation you don't actually know anything about - other than outward appearances - seems a bit silly. There was no theft, and likely no collusion going on. First come, first served is typically how retailers operate. We've all been the guy late to the show - and some of us anyway have had the chance to be first in line. Complaining about this seems about as useful and helpful as a slow kid crying because he didn't get any candy from a pinata.

 

[G1GRANDEUR]

I thought employees can't purchase any items during their shift or hold items. But not all of them follow those rules inside store.

 

[1stklass]

Hey! i always make sure the slow kid gets some candy from the pinata!

 

[1stklass]

Oh, and there seems to be a new member just joined selling guess what!!!???!!! 3 UNOPENED BX-25 Mags for .......... 80.00 dollars each!!!