The price you see is NOT the price you pay..

I was at Emperors for a convention. After lunch I wanted to buy a chocolate before going back into the next session. I entered Mean Ventures T/A Sweets From Heaven. I saw the Large Bar One had a price sticker on it R22-90, and the smaller Bar Ones did NOT have a price on them. I asked the cashier, which I believe her name is Lynet (Very helpful). She said that the small bars were R13-90 each. So it made sense to get the bigger bar. After the customer in front of me was served, I handed over the chocolate and proceeded to pay for my purchase. Lynet then informed that it was in fact R23-90. I said the label which shows the price says otherwise. She pointed to a sign in the corner, saying: Notice: Prices are subject to change without notice.<br> I too am in sales, and this kind of practice is not seen as a good selling practice. To the owner, do some work, get involved and ensure your products have the correct price. Catch up with 2015, start getting products barcoded with PI labels - all you will then need to change is the PI (Price indicator - to make sure this is clear) label, instead of having your STAFF to manually gun stamp MOST of the products. I'll support another Sweet business!