In the first post there is a link that lists participating retailers. :-)
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In the first post there is a link that lists participating retailers. :-)
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Originally Posted by acl
Oops - thanks! :)
I've had a SCOP done at Food Basics and I see it's not listed....
I ended up getting a $40.00 digital ear thermometer which was sale priced at $20.00 but scanned wrong. Got the item for $10.00. Once customer service clerk told me the $10 only comes off the regular price. I insisted on speaking to the manager, and he told me the clerk was wrong and the $10 comes off the sales price. I find store personel will sometimes read the code in their favour, but if you are not satisfied, speak to the manager or call the complaint line.
I did my first SCOP at Rexall yesterday. I bought a few Revlon lipglosses on Friday that were all 30% off but i didn't notice until i got home that i was charged full price for one. So i went back yesterday to show them and then asked "Don't i get it free since its under $10 and it scanned wrong?" so the cashier refunded me back on my debit and i go the lipgloss for free! Whats more shocking to me is that i failed to catch it when it was scanned as i was watching the prices of my other items!
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I SCOPed 4L milk yesterday at Shoppers and I can see the price of everything come on the screen but never see the milk price just catch sight of the deposit.Quote:
Originally Posted by bella_bamba
Thanks for letting us know about the code. I know what to do next time in supermarket. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I just posted a question surrounding this exact thing about Zellers. I did not know it was voluntary. When the CS rep told me "Zellers chooses not to participate" it sounded really silly to me. I still don't like it, but i get it now at least lol.
I didnt know about any of that!I want to know that
That is actually pretty stupid sorry (not you,lol) An item on sale for $20 that scans at $40 and they want to give you $10 off $40, makes it higher than the sale price. Well if thats the way the cashier thinks it works just give the sale price than, geez,lol. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by happyuke
does this go in this thread? (lol) get it a scops owl? :biggrin:
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Aww! Four-week-old Cherub the baby White Faced Scops Owl has a furry guardian: Kiera a German Pointer.
Today was my first opportunity to take advantage of the scanning code of practice. I was in superstore today and the potatoes I bought rang in at 3.99 the price above the skid was 3.49. When I asked the cashier about it she called produce for a price check and could not get a straight answer so she said "I'll just give it to you for the lower price." I do know that I was not mistaken about the price so I told her to scop it. She got very angry with me and basically told me she was doing me a favor as she "knows" that these potatoes could not be 3.49 (PEI white potatoes 10lbs). There was a line forming behind me but she called her manager over and basically said that I'm insisting on a free bag of potatoes. They gave it to me and I had never really argued just told the cashier it should be free but she makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong. When I used to be a cashier, the customer never had to ask me. They would tell me the item scanned wrong and I would give them the free product.
I did this today on a $1 item at walmart hahaha almost seems not worth my time, but it came up at $3, and was clearly marked $1. A penny saved is a penny earned, right? haha
Yes! LOL :)Quote:
Originally Posted by andromedarl
Marked as in on the product or shelf price? if price is ON the item in any way (yellow tag or how clothes usually are... a hangy tag with the price, SCOP don't count. :)
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it was priced $1 on the shelf.. it was a one of those tape-tab thingies. I normally don't buy them but they're good for when my 5 year old wants to help wrap presentsQuote:
Originally Posted by SmackUTwice
I sometimes overhear someone saying something came up wrong, if it is something I like I go and grab one then call them on the code.
One day this manager got angry at me and said that I should not be so greedy! I found that funny because only some people realize it scans wrong and pay full price, then others notice and get it for the sale price, I want mine free because others have already bought it! GREED BY ME???
for example a store sells gillette shaving cream for $4.99 Regular price. A flyer add says $3.99 yet it scans as $4.99. Some folks have already bought it full price without knowing or noticing, some buy it for $3.99 after correcting the cashier on the sale price. You can see the store is doing ok and can honour the code.
Stores I have never had a problem with include:
Rexall pharma plus (they roll eyes but honour it lol)
Food Basics
Wal-Mart (although had a few cashiers never heard of it as well as saying it does not apply, in the end I get it)
If something scans wrong always say scanning code of pratice, they ussually call manager. If it is under $10 the first item is free each other one is the sale price. If over $10 you get $10 off.
Does T & T Supermarket participate in SCOP? I did a search of this thread for T & T, but nothing shows up.
And is there an updated list of participating retailers? The list at the beginning of the thread is so old!
Thanks.
I asked for my first SCOP today. I was at Independent and was purchasing boxed Prime Chicken that was on sale for $8.99. It came up at $9.99. The cashier asked for a price check and sure enough...it should have been $8.99. I asked that it be SCOP-ed. She had to check with head cashier who gave the ok.
I would like to bump this post. It's SO important for people looking to save money!
It is funny how many people don't know about this at Walmart - like today was behind a lady that had 2 identical pillows, same upc and everything, cashier says the famous oh well I will correct the price, too which I stepped in and said no she should get the item for free as it was under $10, cashier looked at me like I was crazy and the lady was looking at me even weirder - I even pointed out that nice little sign under plastic at the till and the cashier STILL refused until I said for her to call a manager - the customer was like oh I don't care to which I replied, you should care as you are about to get 2 pillows for the price of one. Even the manager said no just adjust the price until I again refused and said no according to this sign here (pointing at it at the cashier's till) if I item scans wrong and is under $10 is it free - manager roll her eyes and finally said fine just give it too her......after all that the lady (customer) just looked at me like I was a crazy person for saving her $10!!
Never again will I do that - I will just take note, pay for my items and go to my car, put them in and go back and grab the exact item and get it for FREE
Superstore keeps trying to tell people that SCOP applies to "One per brand" which it does not. It is one per UPC, yes?
When stores make up their own rules it drives me nuts.
I'd ask to speak with the manager to confirm this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chantel
It's one per UPC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chantel
That's what I thought. I was purchasing 2 different kinds of that garnier lotion there's coupons out for right now, and they told me that I wasn't getting a second SCOP for the second scent, even though it has a different UPC.
I shot off an email to HO to see if they can set them straight and train the employees correctly.
Why is getting a SCOP seemingly so difficult? :shrug:
I had a SCOP on yogurt this week and the cashier went to adjust the price. I knew this store had SCOP and mentioned it. I was told most people by her don't worry about, told her I do and I got my SCOP.
How RUDE! Because MOST people 'don't worry' (read: have no idea) about it, you shouldn't either? How stupid!
I tried to view the list if retailers that participate and it doesn't exists..
:(
can someone point me to the proper direction to see a list
Link to the SCOP retailers list http://www.retailcouncil.org/advocac...racy02_eng.aspQuote:
Originally Posted by babypiggy