Replacing groceries

[Dave012345678910]

I don't know if you handle thus kind of stuff, but here goes. My friend bought some groceries, but when he got back some of them were missing. He doesn't have a receipt but he paid for them with a card. Is there a way to look up what disappeared and get it back?

 

[AugieTN]

It's an odd question for this forum, but the grocery store should be able to look the purchase up with his credit card number on their POS (Point Of Sale) software. Then it's up to the store as to whether they will replace any missing items.

Some of the baggers at the grocery store I go to miss an item once and a while. I find myself watching the baggers more closely than one normally would.

 

[olbriar]

I once noticed as I was putting the sacks in my auto that I was short some items. The bagger had left one bag out of my cart. I walked away from the checkout stand once at Walmart when the checker hollered at me. I had left one of the bags hanging on their circular rack. It happens.

 

[ocnbrze]

its a hard thing to prove on what was missing and what was not just by the receipt. if your friend returned immediately, it might not be as big as a problem. if you can locate the cashier who rang the purchases up, then maybe. if this is the next day, and the cashier is not there, then you are pretty much sol. there is no way to prove that something was left behind. the only way to prove such thing is to do an inventory of the item thought to be missed., but i doubt the store's manager would do something like that.

 

[Dannydet]

Good luck with this issue.
That's going to be up to the store and how they handle such things.