I tried to return an unused code reader, and they charged me a restocking fee plus tax. As far as I know, in Texas a restocking fee on an unused item is not taxable, but in this case they still charged tax. This is wrong. Regarding the restocking fee, I admit it was my fault that I did not carefully read all the pricing details. However, if you look at the wording printed on the price tag, you would need a magnifier at 100× zoom to read it clearly. If a business wants customers to know that a restocking fee will be charged, it must be clearly displayed. In this case, the words "Subject to restocking fee" were printed in an extremely small font. In the end, I was charged a 20% restocking fee, even though the percentage was never clearly disclosed. The bottom line is that a professional business should clearly post signage about the restocking fee and state exactly what percentage will be charged. I explained all of this and pointed out the lack of professionalism to both the cashier and the manager, but they did not respect my feedback and were still upset. Please see the attached pictures read more