Just bought a 2m section of flexible tube for a gas stove, and the sales clerk asked first for my phone number, to which I replied "I don't have one". Then she asked me for my name, to which I replied "I'll pay in cash". She then insisted it was so "the cashier will call you by name", to which I replied "I'm not giving you my name, I'll pay in cash". [Edit: she apparently got a bit upset when I refused to give info, but ended up entering "no name" according to the receipt]

Am I wrong for not wanting to give personal data for an item paid in cash, in person? No other hardware store ever asks me for my personal info.

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[–] 13 points 3 days ago (1 child)

You shouldn't have to provide a reason at all, period.

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  • [–] 11 points 3 days ago

    Absolutely. 'Please cancel my account' should be enough, on the first try, always.

    In every situation it should be just as easy to cancel a service as it is to sign up. If you can sign up online you should be able to cancel online.

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