New Lower Prices? Prove It!
How’s this for price-cut transparency: one supermarket lowers prices, then publishes a price history on those products on its website for all to see.
How’s this for price-cut transparency: one supermarket lowers prices, then publishes a price history on those products on its website for all to see.
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A grocery shopper gets a shock when he sees how much he paid for bread – and how close he came to not having the receipt to prove it.
A controversial new program rewards British mothers with coupons, if they breastfeed their babies.
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Couponing is more popular than ever, with more shoppers using more coupons, and saving more money, than ever before. But wait – haven’t recent reports said that couponing is actually on the decline? Not across the pond. While extreme couponing is falling out of favor here in the U.S., shoppers are just catching onto the concept in the U.K. A[Read More…]
British shoppers may not coupon quite the way we do in the United States, but their grocery stores sure know how to price match. Shoppers don’t even have to know how much anything is at another store – the store will do the price matching for them, and hand them a coupon off their next order representing the difference. Do[Read More…]