Why try to price match anyway? Why not buy it from Micro Center??!?!
this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2023
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I’m going to guess, like many of us, this dude doesn’t live terribly close to a Microcenter.
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Don't argue with best buy, only present their own policy everytime they deny. Then ask why they are fighting their own policy. They will bullshit, and present the policy again. Just keep escalating
Ex BB employee(its been a looooong time, like 2010), they absolutely have authority to price match, what might have happened is if you have an account they could have seen youre a constant "price matcher" and just gave you the run around to get you out. Never heard of them doing that for price matching, but we did do that for repeat return/exchanges(had a guy come in and exchange laptops like once a week for a while, managers told him off).
Call corporate, theyre much more accommodating(or at least they used to be) and might be able to muscle your store into doing their job.....or just buy from Micro Center and support an actual enthusiasts store
If the MC is local, buy it from there.