Then, in store, it's often difficult to tell if sale prices require a digital coupon.
Thus, many items are sold at a higher price than the buyer expected.
Then, in store, it's often difficult to tell if sale prices require a digital coupon.
Thus, many items are sold at a higher price than the buyer expected.
Kroger is usually pretty good about adding shelf tags that highlight the digital coupon.
I much prefer digital coupons to paper coupons that I always seem to forget. But I understand that there is a significant portion of the population who prefer paper coupons instead.
As for the topic of the post, I absolutely think regulators need to step in block the Kroger / Albertsons merger. We need more competition, not less.
Yes, it's there. You need to see pretty well to catch the small/thin font that says it requires a digital coupon.
See https://wehco.media.clients.ellingtoncms.com/img/photos/2022... (much larger than real-life, at least on my laptop)
https://www.journal-news.com/resizer/bV2Abp4e1e1DhAfhn3KYrdw... (a little closer to real-life, though in real-life your face isn't right on the tag.)
https://archive.is/YpsVv (NY Times)
https://couponsinthenews.com/2022/08/01/there-are-now-fewer-...