I'm not sure if it's been discussed or if every Lowes is different, but an employee there told me that they mark the things down on Tuesdays.
It's store by store. I have a few Lowe's near me. Each one discounts on different days.
I'm not sure if it's been discussed or if every Lowes is different, but an employee there told me that they mark the things down on Tuesdays.
Does Lowes put their clearance items in a certain area or you just have to go walk around the isles hunting?
I had very bad luck with the smaller Stanley BC209 charger, kept clicking on/off so you might want to check them out carefully and hang on to your receipt.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=271969
These $27 chargers my not have any of the same problems but after my experience w/ Stanley I'd check them out thoroughly.
Me too. I call it yellow tag shopping.I have even infected my children with this sickness as they will alert me of clearance items I may have missed.
i have 5 local stores and most of them do it on wednesdayIt's store by store. I have a few Lowe's near me. Each one discounts on different days.
before work, after work. when you go in for a bolt. i run up and down the tool aisles all the time.![]()
I go to Lowe's often to check out the deals and found these aluminum 2 ton jacks and battery charges for a awesome clearance price. I called another store and they were different prices so YMMV. I bought most of them even though I really don't need them. Good luck peeps. Items were bought in League City TX.
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Went to my store and an employee had the last one stashed for him behind the hardware computer, I almost nabbed it out of spite.
Went to my store and an employee had the last one stashed for him behind the hardware computer, I almost nabbed it out of spite.
You should have taken it, when I worked at Home Depot & Lowes we couldn't hold things to purchase later just because they were a good deal.
Went to my store and an employee had the last one stashed for him behind the hardware computer, I almost nabbed it out of spite.
I probably would have if I really needed it, but I just bought a steel one from HF that only gets used 3-5x a year.
I was really hoping to get one of the battery chargers, but my store didnt have any
my store did not have the chargers on clearance and it looks like they did not carry the aluminum jack.
Found at the Palm Desert CaliFornia location: unFortunately I don't need more jacks or stands
Go and confront the manager. Employees cannot stash sale items, and that's a big policy violation for Lowes Managers to condone.Went to my store and an employee had the last one stashed for him behind the hardware computer, I almost nabbed it out of spite.
I am going to HD tomorrow to look around myself. I will pick up these jack stands at least if they have them but what is the laser for??
Edit- and I may not find these deals if I go to HD...Guess I will visit both
Go and confront the manager. Employees cannot stash sale items, and that's a big policy violation for Lowes Managers to condone.
Let him know he needs to make it right, or you'll escalate the complaint to the head office and his director.
That'll move mountains,
Jason
You know how many times per day the manager hears that? And least 10 spoiled brats per day. You are wasting your breath trying to lay claim to something that isn't yours.Go and confront the manager. Employees cannot stash sale items, and that's a big policy violation for Lowes Managers to condone.
Let him know he needs to make it right, or you'll escalate the complaint to the head office and his director.
That'll move mountains,
Jason
The manager may pay lip service to the whiny customer, but there's little chance that the employee is going to be punished. In fact, they'll probably laugh together about what a douche the customer was after he leaves. And this is such a small thing to make a scene over. It's very possible that the item was left there unintentionally for any number of reasons. Maybe an employee was checking a price for someone or looking up some bit of info on the item to answer a question, maybe it was a return that was set there to be reshelved during downtime, maybe a customer called and said they were on their way to come purchase it and it was pulled from the shelf, maybe it was misplaced in a different department and another employee brought it over but didn't know where it went. I'm not saying employees never stash things, or that it is right or wrong when they do, but if they were trying to hide it they probably wouldn't leave it in plain sight. If you had asked to purchase it or paid for it online and the order was canceled AND you could prove that it was willfully withheld then maybe you'd have cause to complain, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
This is what's wrong with the world today! Your outlook and practices **** it up for the people that do good in life. Do your job. The reaon you don't get paid enough, and others of this same nature, is because you don't strive to better yourself.When I worked at lowes when I was in college I stashed stuff all the time...especially clearance stuff. Not only did you get the clearance price but the managers would typically give me another 50 to 90 percent off. I got new Bosch and Dremel tools for as little as 10 bucks which was wayyyy below cost. It was the only good thing about the job. And most the people working there could care less about the policy of putting stuff behind the counter. They don't get paid enough to care. We once found an old pallet of 12/3 100 ft extension cords that wee marked down to 5 bucks...normal price was over 50. Employees and all the managers grabbed handfuls of them and they were gone in 1 minute.

Go and confront the manager. Employees cannot stash sale items, and that's a big policy violation for Lowes Managers to condone.
Let him know he needs to make it right, or you'll escalate the complaint to the head office and his director.
That'll move mountains,
Jason
And it appears the employees at Lowe's also buy things they don't really need lol

I'd also rather see either get it than someone looking to buy out the stock to resell at flea markets and such at near-retail prices.