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riderinthestorm

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4. This makes no sense. The grocery item's price is clearly listed

Reply to Newsjock (Original post)

Fri Aug 10, 2012, 04:38 PM

Aug 2012

I make my purchases based upon what the price is on the shelf, not some price I may get at check out (and how would you know you might get that special price??)

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NYT: Grocery stores move toward customer-specific pricing [View all] Newsjock Aug 2012 OP

Two words: Trader Joes nichomachus Aug 2012 #1

is Trader Joes a union shop? mike_c Aug 2012 #3

Trader Joe's is not. Brickbat Aug 2012 #5

Cashiers will hear about it when 2 customers next to each other in the same line are charged Lars39 Aug 2012 #2

This makes no sense. The grocery item's price is clearly listed riderinthestorm Aug 2012 #4

actually, it's not the "regular price" that changes.... mike_c Aug 2012 #6

Ah, well electronic coupons sounds better. I just couldn't figure out how it worked. riderinthestorm Aug 2012 #7

no, you visit a web site and sign in to a personal acct.... mike_c Aug 2012 #9

I don't know about sinister, but it's designed to increase profit. Incitatus Aug 2012 #8

agreed, but the same is true of coupons.... mike_c Aug 2012 #10