I got logged out of CS for a while and it took me some time to find the my Book of Magic Words so I could log myself back in. 
I had a customer come through my line the other day wanting to buy a gift card (for our store, IIRC). We have been warned when ringing gift cards in to watch what comes up on the monitor; if someone is buying a "Liquor Store" gift card but what shows up on the monitor is "Big Electronic Store" ... that card has been compromised. You will pay for it and your money will vanish into the Pit of Scam and when the recipient goes to use the card ... there will be no money on it. So there's that.
Gift Card A is one of those with a range -- $25-$500. The customer tells you how much they want to put on it. Customer says $125.
Then she informs me she wants to pay for Gift Card A ... with Gift Card B. Oh, but only in part; there's not enough money on Gift Card B to cover Gift Card A.
Me: *sigh*
I had to call up a supervisor as I've never done this before. Turned out to be pretty straightforward.
THEN she tells me she's going to give me cash ... but not for the entire remaining amount.
Me: *glowering under my mask*
She counts out the cash and I enter that.
Finally she pays for what's left with her debit card.
Santa's gonna leave a LOT of coal in somebody's stocking this Christmas ...
(I didn't put her in Sucky Customers because she was quite nice throughout all this. It's just that it was very much a "WTF?!?" transaction.)

I had a customer come through my line the other day wanting to buy a gift card (for our store, IIRC). We have been warned when ringing gift cards in to watch what comes up on the monitor; if someone is buying a "Liquor Store" gift card but what shows up on the monitor is "Big Electronic Store" ... that card has been compromised. You will pay for it and your money will vanish into the Pit of Scam and when the recipient goes to use the card ... there will be no money on it. So there's that.
Gift Card A is one of those with a range -- $25-$500. The customer tells you how much they want to put on it. Customer says $125.
Then she informs me she wants to pay for Gift Card A ... with Gift Card B. Oh, but only in part; there's not enough money on Gift Card B to cover Gift Card A.
Me: *sigh*
I had to call up a supervisor as I've never done this before. Turned out to be pretty straightforward.
THEN she tells me she's going to give me cash ... but not for the entire remaining amount.
Me: *glowering under my mask*
She counts out the cash and I enter that.
Finally she pays for what's left with her debit card.
Santa's gonna leave a LOT of coal in somebody's stocking this Christmas ...
(I didn't put her in Sucky Customers because she was quite nice throughout all this. It's just that it was very much a "WTF?!?" transaction.)
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