Help me to keep the trust

Should people accept the mismatch between the price displayed in the aisle and the money actually charged from the card? This looks like a scam to me. Not sure if I can be more clear on this.

I'd love to. But I've no choice. Dunnes isn't up to scratch re wines unfortunatelly…

Not sure, but I used to have trust to the large trading companies. I had a hard budget of 100Eur, so I picked 4 bottles to fit it. When I heard 100++ I knew that something is wrong. Very pity to see places like O'Brien's turning into Asian bazars. No disrespect to the latter, but it'd be a different type of game altogether.

Nice one, Jim!!! keep it coming!!

So you offer me to go to D3 from D18 just because of some smart arses scammed me, have I got it right?

Did I blame you did you read my post at all? This looks very much like scam, I've never seen it before. A small amount on top of the displayed price which is only caught if/when you check the totals. Of course this could be a genuine mistake, but I have a gut feeling that it wasn't based on the seller's reaction. Ireland, where do you go to?? That was a rhetorical one no need to answer.

I don't know, not to disrespect your opinion but I don't see any sophistication here - if it's a scum, it's rather a basic one, which is based on assumption that 2-3 Eur is a small enough amount to go unnoticed, just pick the right person and the right volume, don't use it for single bottle purchases. I bought 4 bottles of 2 types, each bottle was overcharged - one by ~1.5EUR each and another by 3.5EUR each.

I was as pissed off as it gets. Their "No need to worry we will refund you" just drove me nuts. But then I thought - how do I know for sure if it was a scum? Can I totally rule out the possibility of a genuine "back office" mistake? I probably can't. The whole place started to look dodgy - they try pushing they own "products" as an alternative to genuine ones when you ask for advise. For instance they sold me a 40eur+ pinot noir bottle of their own produce, which was watery and smelt spirit. Maybe that combined lead to my overall reaction.

Just checked the online price - believe it or not it's 21.95, I paid 25 Eur. So this must be scum! This basically means that they couldn't increase the price to match what they charged me (contrary to what they said) - as that'd probably raise questions from their management. So I was likely scammed.

Of course it was.

Watch your mouth. I'm trying to understand the situation, you offer me to switch to online shopping. Who of us is a troll now??

P.S. If you have difficulty to understand this is not about money. This is about trust, don't bother replying. thanks.

the trick is to understand if the person does it before charging them. lol. poor people working for peanuts serving the needs of old alcoholics like myself, surely they deserve a bit of an extra compensation every now and then. 2-3 Euro isn't the money which make people poor or rich, but being combined it can do a real miracle.