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Citrus Heights Saw & Mower
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Not very happy with the business ethics of this store. I was shopping for a good used mower recently and when I visited their shop, I spotted among the used mowers on display for sale what I thought was a very good model at an affordable price. I asked to buy it. The clerk instead told me "that one is sold to an employee". That seems like a bait and switch stuff to me. If it is sold, then why is still in the for sale section? I believed this store was customer friendly, but was surprised to find that they sell their used products, even when unmarked as "SOLD" to their employees first while still having on display. I wonder if employees get a discount, then turn around and sell it for more on Craigslist? Sounds like unfair and deceptive business practice to me.
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