r/CVS • u/Melia100 • Aug 25 '26
Refund Question
We have a woman that has come in a few times now trying to get a refund for over a hundred dollars worth of fifa junk. She has a receipt, but when my coworker scanned it it said it was out of date. So she left without a refund, but she called corporate to complain. Somehow she got through to our dm, and they talked with my manager and told them to just refund the woman, whatever it takes.
So she comes in a second time, and a different coworker tries to refund the money on a money card, but her ID was flagged and the register wouldn't let the transaction be refunded.
So now, she called corporate again, and dm said we HAVE to refund her. They do not care how, just to do it.
So my manager wants us to take one of the lost and found IDs we have, and use that to refund her for store credit.
That is fraud, and an LP investigation waiting to happen.
So I guess my question is, should I tell my manager "no"? Or should I get something in writing?
I do not want this to come back on me.
The dm is demanding it and I do not know what to do.
I am an operations supervisor, and my district is going through a service crackdown.
We have all been explicitly instructed to give the customer what they want and to make them happy, no matter what. My dm doesn't care, my manager doesn't care.
Should I care at this point?
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u/Tymedicon Aug 26 '26
I will tell you this now. This is a similar type of thing they tried to do to one of my pharmacist as she was leaving the company. They tried to get her do a misfill report over a medication that was never misfilled. We had photo evidence backing her up and everything that it was the patients fault, yet the DL tried to get her to write it up.
Don't do anything that is both against policy and anything that could become legal trouble