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NJCher

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3. at ShopRite

Reply to Zorro (Original post)

Thu Mar 27, 2025, 05:23 PM

Mar 27

When they mess up, you get the item free. I have this mind for prices--I know the price of everything (haha and the value of everything, too!) so I let them make the mistake at the check out stand.

Then I take my receipt to the customer service window and show them and get the item(s) for free. The last item I got for free was a can of green chilis that were supposed to be 99 but rang up at $1.29.

From reading this article, I see my state, NJ, is looking at a law like this, too.

At ShopRite, though, they have these kiosks where you can just go to the digital section and put them all on your card.

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San Diego bans digital-only grocery coupons [View all] Zorro Mar 27 OP

Krogers-owned King Soopers does a three tiered pricing system that pisses the hell out of me... hlthe2b Mar 27 #1

When possible, I avoid shopping at markets that use digital coupons. Buddyzbuddy Mar 27 #2

at ShopRite NJCher Mar 27 #3