[blueunicorn6]

Once is a mistake.

Four times?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

A 72 year old working alone in the garden center being threatened by crooks? With rampant crime, especially credit card crime on the rise the way it is, I can see organized retail crime hitting the same store with the same MO and same cashier in quick succession. The employees are taught to not interfere and not long before a theft prevention man in next door Pleasanton was shot and killed at the HD there.

"During her seven years working as a cashier at the San Ramon Home Depot, Carleen Acevedo says she won multiple awards for exceptional service, including Cashier of the Year in 2021. '"You're phenomenal in every way. We are grateful to have you.'"

And she couldn't raise her boss during the fraudulent transactions. She tried to reach her boss, he or she wasn't available and she got fired. That just isn't right.

The "man approached her cash register with a card that had written instructions on the back to process the transaction as cash." What the heck does that even mean? It essentially sounds like a stick-up note on the back of the card.

[Reno89519]

And she was model employee! If it weren’t for the four returns I was ready to criticize Home Depot since they’ve been firing people for speaking up.