Hy-Vee: Where There's a Helpful Credit Card Skimmer in Every Point of Sale Terminal
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Not only that, but it was a Twin Cities study that found Target competitive. And where is Target corporate HQ?
I can't prove it but my personal experience tells me Target is expensive for groceries, and so I suspect that this study was conducted with a stacked deck to make it appear they're better on price than they are.
Yep. Explains peoples hate for me....
Just dropped $140 at the Vee and got 0 fuel points.
What a joke.
Also checked my receipt and got charged an extra dollar for a squash. They are really bad about "sale" prices not ringing up correctly. To be fair though, the same thing happened to me earlier today at Target and is very common everywhere I go.
What a joke.
Also checked my receipt and got charged an extra dollar for a squash. They are really bad about "sale" prices not ringing up correctly. To be fair though, the same thing happened to me earlier today at Target and is very common everywhere I go.
At Hy-Vee if it rings up wrong it is FREE. I have gotten many free items over the years even though I was merely trying to just pay the accurate price. I agree that it does happen everywhere but when it happens at Hy-Vee you get rewarded.
I just had a similar issue. They are refunding me the item.At Hy-Vee if it rings up wrong it is FREE. I have gotten many free items over the years even though I was merely trying to just pay the accurate price. I agree that it does happen everywhere but when it happens at Hy-Vee you get rewarded.
So, is the time and effort worth $20/week in savings? Have you factored $0.58/mile for fuel and depreciation? I’m a long ways from retirement, but unless she’s bored, I can’t fathom doing that.
Uh I don’t think that’s true for the Ames stores.At Hy-Vee if it rings up wrong it is FREE. I have gotten many free items over the years even though I was merely trying to just pay the accurate price. I agree that it does happen everywhere but when it happens at Hy-Vee you get rewarded.
A lot of it is just convenience. I don't want to make a big production about buying groceries and having to plan a trip over to a big box store like Costco located on the edge of town. I have have 3 different groceries stores less than 10 mins from my house. I don't love going grocery shopping in the first place, so the thought of burning however much time that would take battling the traffic, walking the huge store, finding things, etc.., Zero interest.
Maybe when I"m retired and are looking for ways to burn time, maybe . Not now. Life is too short.
This is the only reason I occasionally visit the HyVee over Fareway. Or if it's Sunday.
It is actually true at our stores, but you have to catch it. This means you have to remember the cost of every item and watch it for any discrepancies, alert the the cashier and get it corrected, sometimes after being verified by a store employee. It can be a hassle.
If every store charged an extra dollar per a random item or two per day it would add up to tens of thousands of dollars, easy. No exaggeration.
Okay I’ll try that next time. I’ve caught several mistakes and all they do is correct the price and say sorry.
They replaced the F&F in the one we shop at with Joe Fresh.... Another hilariously over priced clothing section that never seems to have anyone shopping in it.
