Kroger is making coupons etc easier
Kroger is making coupons etc easier
cbear
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>> ZMAN : You can still do it online. Its for older people that aren't tech savvy.
luannski : LOL, I dont want to do it online and niether does anyone else, I just want to walk into the store and buy stuff for a fair price on the shelf instead of all the song and dance for discounts. Its such a waste of time.
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it is one bar code on the sheet
SteveT : Wish they had 1 barcode to scan for all the coupons on their app. But no, they make you clip thru the long list of products. I do this. The savings are too great; they force us to play the game.
SteveT : If they do this in the Kingwood Kroger, it wouldn't help me a bit. I never have phone service in that store! Not sure if it's just T-Mobile. I can't connect to Kroger's wifi either, always get an error message. Found out trying to use manufacturer e-coupons, which even their customer service couldn't help with or honor. I do add their coupons at home to my acct, which get credited when I enter my ph # at checkout. HOOPS, they make you jump!
RaggedyAnn : Do you also get more fuel points by doing the receipt surveys? Go to the 'hamburger' ( 3 lines) at the top right on the app, on your cell. Scroll down the word "Kroger", close to the bottom of the list. You will see a "Receipt Survey" heading. Grab a receipt from a recent trip to Kroger, and fill in the survey. It often asks for an "ID Entry", if it has one. I rarely do. You can answer 'no', and move on. The rest of the info is found on your receipt, itself. Towards the end, it might say your store is not found, are you sure of the store phone number? Yes, I copied it off your paper :D So, then, it will ask for the zip code, and you can then do the drop down menu to choose the address you shopped at. It will ask how to add the points to your account. I use my cell number to add my info at the self checkout, so if that is how you identify, add your number, there. There are a few options to get the points. Takes a few days, and you are on your way to points. You can do this for points once a week, so set a reminder.
luannski : LOL, I dont want to do it online and niether does anyone else, I just want to walk into the store and buy stuff for a fair price on the shelf instead of all the song and dance for discounts. Its such a waste of time.
ZMAN :
GiggleMugs : Remember Double/Triple Coupon Days at some grocery stores … years ago. I even had an Organizer wallet for my coupons.
luv2eatsushi
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SteveT: my problem is my phone won't open up in the store so I can never go to what I clipped.
rocklady2024 : Bingo! My Verizon phone does not work in HEB or Kroger and I resent not being able to get digital deals. I also hate being called old and not tech savvy because of this!
ZMAN SteveT : Agree -- unless it's something that's being scanned as part of the check out process (like old school paper coupons), it doesn't actually help. The Kroger in back (where we shop) is a black hole for cell/data service, so no amount of internet-dependent "help" is going to actually solve the issue I have with digital coupons there.
SteveT! I'll keep my fingers crossed that the "scan" they're referring to is at checkout! « Back to Chat
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