Be attentive while purchasing goods from SAS supermarket—you are being cheated: Harutyun Harutyunyan

Harutyun Harutyunyan writes on his Facebook page, “I enter SAS supermarket, make purchase and approach to cashier’s desk. Upon my calculation my purchase should comprise about 30-35 thousand drams. After calculating, the cashier says: 65 thousand drams.

“Did it comprise that much?” I ask and demand the receipt.

And I see that Berdashen wines costing 2000 drams, have been counted as 12000.”

Then H.Harutyunyan explains to the cashier that price for the wine is set 2050 drams, and they say it’s a mistake. However, H.Hartyunyan states it isn’t the first time that he’s being cheated in SAS supermarket.

“I say to the manager: why don’t you inform the buyer that a different fraud is hidden behind, and your Artak decided to get money spent for elections back in a week?

Now I think what can be done that respective bodes worked.

We speak of the country, dreams, changes, and in reality hanky-panky is observed to the damage of the citizen, from whom a few days ago they were begging for a vote.

Thus, don’t make purchase from SAS, be attentive, you’re cheated.”