Crazy Asian at Best Buy Richmond

[Gilgamesh]

lol, every company is anal about returns.

[spoon.ek9]

it's because people take advantage of it at every oppurtunity! the dishonest ones make it tougher for the rest of us.

[ImportPsycho]

should've gone to costco, they take anything back

[jimmerz]

Originally Posted by Mugen EvOlutioN

thought its pretty easy to return shit

depends
if its like BNIB
or like.. used but used very carefully shops usually dont have problems taking things back

but if u like.. have missing parts or like... ur over the return period then usulaly its a pretty firm no

all it comes down to is how much work it is for them to take it back
if its minimal work, they'll take it back
if ur good looking, they'll probably take it back even if its bad condition
if ur being a bitch, they'll try their hardest to deny for any reason at all or stall lol

[umpadupa]

man.. wanted to seem him got apeshit and use some fuking wing chun on the security haha
but he ended up yelling for help like a bitch on the floor... disappointing...

[StealthFighter]

i exchanged a ps3 at bestbuy without a problem cause something was fucking up. it was 2 years ago, so can't remember what.

[Qmx323]

so i see that he did not receive the best buying experience he could have

[Tim Budong]

Everyone knos its up to the store's discretion to comply to return policy. If in fact this man broke his wii, then well too bad for him.

If its a poorly trained CSR or entertainment rep, well its going to be a tough call, but in most cases, the customer will never win with these sales driven big box stores.

regardless, Some mall security do have the cuffs, this is based on their rank and how well trained they are. What this means is if the mall cop is on entry position, he does NOT have the authority to take the man down like he did in the video.

I have seen many instances like this working retail before. I rmb working next door at FutureShop many years ago and there will always be this one guy that will buy and return a few days later. Its very difficult for the store to break policy and deny this guy his return, so we just refuse to service him. Finally, he decided to let it loose on the store's GM. Security came, talked with him about abusing store policy and now he is banned from teh store.

[Ronin]

LOL...dumbass motherfucker...

Didn't look like security should be in any trouble. The idiot resisted like crazy and it's not like they knocked him the fuck out...like many of us probably would've liked to.

[rubencruz]

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[static]

are wii's prone to breaking down ? I haven't seen any of my friends break...did the dude throw the remote against a wall by accident ? hahah

[kookoobird88]

when i return stuff to future shop i have no problem, everytime its been an instant exchange as long as you have the receipt.
so what if this dude had a faulty wii with receipt then bb didnt take it back that'd be fucked up

[TOPEC]

^ i believe that guy admitted to breaking the wii himself, thus no refund.

[1exotic]

Originally Posted by RX_Renesis

heres what happened

he was trying to return a wii that he broke himself
cs wont take it back
he went apeshit
security comes and trys and calm him down
he doesnt calm down and makes threat to one of the workers
cops called, security pulled him out
waits for cops to arrive and take him away.

sound right, at the end of the video you can hear another guy saying get down which was probably the cops that arrived.

[El Bastardo]

Originally Posted by darthchilli

regardless, Some mall security do have the cuffs, this is based on their rank and how well trained they are. What this means is if the mall cop is on entry position, he does NOT have the authority to take the man down like he did in the video.

The law is this:

In B.C. you need a security license to do a security job. Bouncers, mall rentacops, those ancient guys in banks, they all have security licenses.

In order to use cuffs over the course of your job you have to be:

1) Licensed to use them. (Its a separate Provincial training course + certification)
2) Authorized by your employer to use them. You can't just show up at the bank you work at and say "Fuck yeah! I'm going to be like Seth Rogen in Observe and Report!". You put the deposit envelope in the ATM the wrong way and you're going DOWN fucker!


I think the person doing the "takedown" may have been a police officer because a security guard or a loss prevention officer probably wouldn't be dressed like that.

[TOPEC]

Originally Posted by El Bastardo

I think the person doing the "takedown" may have been a police officer because a security guard or a loss prevention officer probably wouldn't be dressed like that.

lol do u not read?
it's been said over and over again,
the guy that did the "takedown" was SECURITY

[Fergus]

Originally Posted by El Bastardo

The law is this:

In B.C. you need a security license to do a security job. Bouncers, mall rentacops, those ancient guys in banks, they all have security licenses.

In order to use cuffs over the course of your job you have to be:

1) Licensed to use them. (Its a separate Provincial training course + certification)
2) Authorized by your employer to use them. You can't just show up at the bank you work at and say "Fuck yeah! I'm going to be like Seth Rogen in Observe and Report!". You put the deposit envelope in the ATM the wrong way and you're going DOWN fucker!


I think the person doing the "takedown" may have been a police officer because a security guard or a loss prevention officer probably wouldn't be dressed like that.

Thank you! finally someone on my side. Besides, these stores outsources their security to Paladin, Genesis, and etc etc. None of them have dark uniforms.

Security arn't allowed to carry handcuffs. Like everyone else, they are only to enforce citizen arrest but they can't use handcuffs or any other enforcement tools. People think security has at least some level of enforcement power but they dont!

[PHO?]

yeah his jacket looks like an RCMP's jacket
http://www.globalregina.com/world/ac...?size=sw380nws

[- kT]

Originally Posted by PHO?

yeah his jacket looks like an RCMP's jacket
http://www.globalregina.com/world/ac...?size=sw380nws

it wasn't a damn rcmp officer

simply put, look at his waist. rcmp officers have radios, cuffs, tasers, guns, batons, pepperspray, etc.
this guy has nothing (or nothing close to what a cop would have on him)

[Fergus]

when was the last time you've seen a cop? those things are usually covered over by their winter jacket except for the gun.

[El Bastardo]

Originally Posted by Fergus

Security arn't allowed to carry handcuffs. Like everyone else, they are only to enforce citizen arrest but they can't use handcuffs or any other enforcement tools. People think security has at least some level of enforcement power but they dont!

As of Sept. 1 licenced security officers in B.C. will be permitted to carry and use handcuffs for the first time in decades. They must, however, first complete the JIBC’s new Advanced Security Training (AST) course, which is an amalgam of the JIBC’s old BST2 control tactics course and a course on handcuffing techniques. This training must be delivered by one or more of a relatively small group of qualified instructors who have been identified for the purpose by the police academy.

http://www.canadiansecuritymag.com/E...provinces.html

[hotjoint]

Originally Posted by moomooCow

^hahahah oh man, fc?? the last time someone said those words...

[GLOW]

maybe dude tried to mod it and broke it in the process and tried to return it.

[El Bastardo]

Either way, you don't throw a tantrum like a fucking child.
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[Kimosabe]

lawl all for a broken wii how embarassing
imagine what his kids think of him