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🚨 HOME DEPOT IS “ROUNDING DOWN” YOUR CHANGE - AND KEEPING THE DIFFERENCE. HOW IS THIS LEGAL??
This man says he paid at Home Depot and his change was supposed to be $10.51… but the cashier tried handing him $10.50.
When he asked where the penny went, she told him:
“We don’t have pennies. We round it down.”
Translation:
Home Depot keeps the leftover money - not the customer.
He pushed back, demanded a manager, and after a whole argument they finally handed him a nickel just to make him leave.
His line says it all:
“You don’t keep my money.
You want to round?
You round UP.”
There are still hundreds of millions of pennies in circulation. There is zero excuse for rounding down except one:
They know most people won’t notice.
And if that happens across thousands of transactions a day?
That’s not a “penny issue.”
That’s a corporate skim.
Is this just bad policy - or a quiet way for corporations to pocket millions one penny at a time?
https://x.com/H
HustleBitch_
🚨 HOME DEPOT IS “ROUNDING DOWN” YOUR CHANGE - AND KEEPING THE DIFFERENCE. HOW IS THIS LEGAL??
This man says he paid at Home Depot and his change was supposed to be $10.51… but the cashier tried handing him $10.50.
When he asked where the penny went, she told him:
“We don’t have pennies. We round it down.”
Translation:
Home Depot keeps the leftover money - not the customer.
He pushed back, demanded a manager, and after a whole argument they finally handed him a nickel just to make him leave.
His line says it all:
“You don’t keep my money.
You want to round?
You round UP.”
There are still hundreds of millions of pennies in circulation. There is zero excuse for rounding down except one:
They know most people won’t notice.
And if that happens across thousands of transactions a day?
That’s not a “penny issue.”
That’s a corporate skim.
Is this just bad policy - or a quiet way for corporations to pocket millions one penny at a time?
https://x.com/H
10:39 PM - Dec 07, 2025
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