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The former cashier solved the problem with a strategy that required her to go to various bank branches.
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To solve the problem, the former Oxxo cashier exposed the problems that the operators of the famous Femsa stores are struggling with.
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The situation exposed by the former Oxxo cashier also demonstrates the high use of cash as a means of payment by the consumer.
The former cashier Oxxo and now tiktoker @holasoyciri, revealed his war tactic with which he faced a bad consumer, to end his practice of going to the store just to change his ticket of 500 pesos.
In her testimony, she revealed that the consumer got used to going to the store, taking a donut and biting it before going to pay, so that, in this way, she could force the cashier to Oxxo and get change, when asking for change for the 10 pesos that the bread cost.
The bad practice of the consumer was not only going to change her ticket for a purchase of 10 pesos, she did it at six in the morningso the tiktoker @holasoyciri recognizes that it was the first consumer in the store, which made it difficult to return 490 pesos.
After exposing her case, the tiktoker explained that she had to solve the problem with an original strategy and in a single day she went to three banks to get a thousand pesos in 50-cent coins.
When the bad consumer showed up again with her ticket to change it, the cashier gave her the change in 50-cent coins; she later came with a 200-peso bill and finally with a 20-peso bill.
Within the Mexican market, these testimonials demonstrate how to approach the consumer with creativity.
@holasoyciri #extra work #storytime #lentils ♬ original sound – Ciribel Grianda Pere
The bad consumer of convenience stores
Being a bad consumer in convenience stores puts the employees of these chains in trouble and the important thing to learn from their anecdotes is the ability to solve problems through the creativity with which a person can impose themselves in this type of case.
There is no doubt that there is a clear practice in convenience chains and among these, as we have seen in other testimonies revealed on networks, there are consumers who even go to make excess valid, promotions such as coffee refills, using empty yogurt containers in 7-Eleven stores.
The exposure of bad consumer practices on social media has even set trends to reveal videos to show how stores battle with shoplifting consumers.
Given these illicit activities, The brands have devised not only evidentiary practices through their employees or witnesses, who make these videos known, but also desperate measures, such as placing anti-theft sensors on foods such as cheeses.
These important exercises are committed to invigorating ethical practices in the market not only by brands, but also by consumers to the inventory of the companies they consume.
