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Has anyone considered that from Walmart's perspective, what Peteparker did was no different than a regular customer? One who bought 7 MU toys at full price, then decided to return them after the price had changed? Since he had a receipt, he could prove that he paid full price for them at the time of purchase. Without a receipt, they probably would have only given him the current price for each, probably as store credit only.

And fosterlager makes a good point about why that particular Walmart had them on clearance at all.

To me, in this battle between risk and reward, risk won. Too much hassle for me to bother attempting. Especially for pegwarmers that I probably already own.

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Originally Posted by Peteparker

Okay, someone has to tell me 'YMMV'. Is there an Acronyms list somewhere? lol.

I know that particular acronym has been defined in the thread already, but I've always know it to be "Your Mileage May Vary", as in you may not go as far as someone else would with the idea).

Anyway, here is a helpful site if you run across any other mysterious acronyms. It helps me sometimes when I read online tech white papers:

Abbreviations and acronyms dictionary: Find definitions for over 4,219,000 abbreviations, acronyms, and initialisms

A word of caution, though: some abbreviations/acronyms have more than one defnition depending on the context in which they are used. For example, FTW could mean "For The Win" or "F*ck The World" depending on how and when it is used.