Hi, thank you all for responding. No, I have never been on the wrong side of the law before, not even a traffic fine (never taken a loan, don't have a credit card). I guess should fear for the worst. no one is above the law. I can't find the other price tag, ie the one that is supposed to be the right one. I didnt even know that I put the wrong one on. am still looking for it, even if I can find it, I wont be able to proof that it belongs to the shop. Only the shop can. I would be silly to imagine that the shop is willing to help me to do that? I have some idea about the brand and the item, the prices should be the same or maximum different by £10. But I can't prove it. Same with if the items were indeed from the shop. I like to trust my memory. But from this incident, my credibility is probably the least trusted. I know that when a law is broken it matters not if the value is small. It's an offence. I just couldn't believe I've done it. I have come to term that my actions have caused loss to another person.

Hi, I was charged with false representation by swapping the price tag at tk maxx, for two accounts. I want to admit to the swap (although wrongly and no intention to fraud, i understand the outcome is that is is still wrong) , but the items are genuinely bought from the shop. For one of the item, I remember there were at least 3-4 pieces displayed when I bought it. But the store prevention officer says they are certain and have given their sworn statement that is the case. I want to plead to guilty, but as some of the details are wrong, do you think i can challenge this? As I did not with intention, taking items from other place and return to TK. If investigated, does TK has photo of identifier for an item by it's brand, or matches the item description or look? Also, my charge says that i made a gain of cash, but i was actually given credit note, as the items were passed 30 days. Thank you so much in advance.