Dial-A-Delivery Stole My Change
When you call Dial-A-Delivery, they usually ask you if you require any change. I have been such a regular customer over the years that I… Read More »Dial-A-Delivery Stole My Change
When you call Dial-A-Delivery, they usually ask you if you require any change. I have been such a regular customer over the years that I… Read More »Dial-A-Delivery Stole My Change
Thanks to the ever-vigilant Limbikani, we have been alerted to a story in yesterday’s The Herald, a paper we rarely read, let alone buy. According… Read More »Retailers refuse to give us change
According to the Zimbabwe Independent, the Federal Reserve will now supply coins and replace soiled notes held by Zimbabwean banks.
For those of us who have been crying about the issue of change for months now, this will come as a welcome relief. As a caveat, the story contains no quotes or official statement from the Americans themselves, just Finance Minister Tendai Biti talking up the agreement, as if he needed to.
I have been whining about small change in supermarkets for months now, even going so far as creating a page on Facebook about it.
A close friend who is a retailer took great offence, and claimed he did all he could to help his customers out, including spending an inordinate amount of time in the banks chasing small change.