Recent content by Zone Red

Coin, aluminum pie plate, can of aerosol whipped cream...what, $4 tops?

You should have sent them to Radio Shack. Oh, wait.

I'd add that our debit Redcards are more secure because it uses chip and PIN instead of chip and signature. A stolen chip and PIN card is useless unless the thieves know the PIN.

I'm sure the wellness discount is the company's way of encouraging team members to be more proactive when it comes to their health (not much different than an HMO plan really), especially with many companies having cut employee health insurance. Even in the last couple of years I was working...

That should flush out the offender!

TTOG: Wow, thanks for giving a fantastic Cartwheel testimonial to the curious person behind you when she saw how much you saved with it. Couldn't have done it better myself! :D

Yeah, today was the first time the cashier had ever seen it. We weren't sure what to expect. She just used the hand scanner, waited, then I entered my pin on the reader when prompted. No cards to deal with.

I've had CurrentC for a couple of months but wasn't able to use it because it wouldn't let me type in my payment card info. Anyway, saw this thread last night and decided to try it again (I use an iPod Touch). Put my Cartwheel, TM number and payment info on it and tried it out today. Brought up...

We've been having these problems too. I found that when you wait just a second before scanning it a second time the print option shows up.

That's what I was screaming in my head.

TTOG and your boyfriend: Stop making out in front of me in front of the girls clearance rack. I don't want to see you groping butts. And stop poking through my cart. Go away.

Well, looks like at least two people who don't like that idea. I like catrainer's idea: No as default. But for me and people with not always so deft fingers I'd still like a toggle option on the info screen like autoprint does. Not a deal-breaker, though.

It probably would be annoying for some, but it would help with accuracy. To be honest, I don't find myself having to print out more than 10 tickets that often. What do you think, people who have to print tickets?

On my wishlist: A prompt asking if I really want to print more than 10 tickets when I'm doing price change because sometimes I accidentally end up printing 11 tickets instead of just 1.

So, I'm curious. Are these mostly older $100 bills? It seems the new ones would be a lot harder to counterfeit.