Current Events > Walmart Scan and Go kiosks will replay a top-down view of ''mis-scans''

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Walmart really shook that people be stealing from them or something idk

I knew about the forward facing camera but never paid any mind/notice to the one above.

It's kind of annoying sometimes. I bought a spring form pan a few months ago that set it off because inside the pan it had a picture of a cheesecake, so the camera saw cheesecake but it rang up a pan. Had to get the employee to sign off on it.

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Were_Wyrm posted...

It's kind of annoying sometimes. I bought a spring form pan a few months ago that set it off because inside the pan it had a picture of a cheesecake, so the camera saw cheesecake but it rang up a pan. Had to get the employee to sign off on it.

couldnt you avoid all that by obscuring the item you scan with your hand?

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Oh no not another camera

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Like Walmart actually gives a fuck about losing a few cents out of their Chinese imported USB cords.

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seems like its easier to just go to regular checkout
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spudger posted...

seems like its easier to just go to regular checkout

It was actually the first time I've had a legitimate mis-scan like that in a good long while at Walmart.

I prefer regular checkout over the self-scans, but every time the regular checkout lines are a mile long and the self-scans are empty.
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Jagr_68 posted...

Like Walmart actually gives a fuck about losing a few cents out of their Chinese imported USB cords.

Bruh their self-checkouts make you agree to a statement that you accurately scanned all your product so they can try and use it against you to say you lied.
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the Scan & Go lanes are where you can do real damage since there's never an employee overlooking it and the cameras are different. Oops...you didn't hear that from me.

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