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To: rednesss
It would be impossible to prove intent any way. Dishonest?? Yes. Criminally punishable?? No. It happens too many times every day, the courts would be clogged with these petty offenses even if you could prove it. But I leave it to you Matlock, I’ll bet you a week’s pay though that no charges are filed.

Do they prosecute drive-offs in Wisconsin? The only difference between this and the typical drive-off is the fact that some money changed hands.

168 posted on 12/10/2007 12:54:28 PM PST by mvpel (Michael Pelletier)
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To: mvpel
Do they prosecute drive-offs in Wisconsin? The only difference between this and the typical drive-off is the fact that some money changed hands.

This is in no way a drive-off. The merchant offered a product at an advertised price. The consumer purchased it at said price.

Mistake on the merchant's part? Yes. Illegal? Heck no.

169 posted on 12/10/2007 1:18:26 PM PST by Bluegrass Conservative
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