Well, from my time working in retail, there are often times when things ring up cheaper than the sign says.
That can be broken down many ways. Sometimes it could be a genuine pricing error, other times it may be marked down by the head office and they forgot to tell the stores to change the signs (or the store just hasn't got around to it yet). In such a case, I see no reason to ask the cashier to be charged more.
If the cashier missed scanning something or gave you too much change, then I agree the morally correct thing to do would be to bring up the error.
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