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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Claudia!" data-source="post: 300275" data-attributes="member: 8139">I went to best buy today to buy some random things. As usual, I stopped by the camera department. They had the Nikon 70-200 2.8 VR II for $1200.00. I knew that wasn't the price but still.... I had to try to purchase it for that price. Everything but the SKU # matched. I attempted to purchase it for the price but it rang up as the original price. I told the guy that the label said $1200 not $2400. He tried his best to price it but was unable to because the SKU came up as the Sigma version. The only thing is that they do not carry that brand in the store. Sadly, I was unable to get it for that price. I did not want to risk the guy getting in trouble over that so I did not fight or argue with him or anyone over it. I left it as it was. Plus I have a big guilty conscious as well. It would have been amazing to purchase it for half the price but still, it wouldn't have felt right. Point of my story, What would you have done? Was there more I could have done?Personally, I think I tried and it was enough. Though I didn't fight extremely hard, I made a small attempt. My moral conscious knows that it is not the right price and should respect the truth. At the same time, they did put the information wrong. It is not like a customer could have accidentally placed it there because they are in locked containers. It was just a very interesting experience. [ATTACH]86434[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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