
Originally Posted by
CTH8R
It's not at all clear whom this moron is addressing with their dumb post.
And it's not clear what the heck "the very calm canadian tire return policy" refers to, either. Actually, there is no such thing - it's been shown time and again that Crappy Tire has the worst return policies out there, for all types of returns.
Do they have the right to ask for identification? Yes, within very narrow limits (which Crappy has a history of violating, naturally). But again, other stores are less paranoid about potential fraud, choosing instead to give better service in order to retain customers.
But this statement was interesting:
Actually, this is 100% incorrect. They absolutely are not allowed to gather personal information for any purpose OTHER THAN fraud detection. The law is very clear on this.
In fact, this is EXACTLY why the stores out west got into so much trouble, and were told not to collect or retain ANY information for purposes like marketing, "assisting customer's future needs", etc.
Certainly sounds like this "glew" person is way behind the times, and needs to educate themselves before they embarrass themselves any more.
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