SCOP Brag from Freshco!

I don't know if I already mentioned this, but I bought a Marc angelo pork tenderloin, I wouldn't normally buy these but they had a $4.00 off and it was expiring in a few days, anyways the package said $10.00, so I thought not bad for $6.00, but when I got to the cash it scanned as $12.00, I mentioned that it was marked $10.00, the cashier said I can give it to you for $10.00, I said no it's free, he said no problem!! So I had a great jalapeño, chipotle pork dinner, some how I think it tasted great because it was free hahaha!!

Those are the tastiest meals :D

Good for you! I got a SCOPED 2.5 dozen eggs today as well!! Have to carefully check receipts let me tell you.

You said it was tagged at $10....shelf label or directly on the product? If directly on the product, SCOP doesn't apply. So if that's the case, you got lucky there.

woo hoo!! NICE score @SavvyLady I love when they don't fight back, just give it to you.

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Originally Posted by ilovecats

You said it was tagged at $10....shelf label or directly on the product? If directly on the product, SCOP doesn't apply. So if that's the case, you got lucky there.

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Oh, you right cats. If it is tagged on the product than that is the price. Products that have a sticker label indicating the price are also not eligible for SCOP, which usually includes clearance items.

So, for example if you were to find an item with a price sticker affixed to the item itself for $8.99, but when scanned it rungs up at $12.50, SCOP would not apply because it does not apply to products that are individually labelled with a price. You would most likely pay the lower price of $8.99.

(I had to look that up just to make sure.)


A lot of the time customer service reps don't know the rules of SCOP!

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Originally Posted by maggiespice

Oh, you right cats. If it is tagged on the product than that is the price. Products that have a sticker label indicating the price are also not eligible for SCOP, which usually includes clearance items.

So, for example if you were to find an item with a price sticker affixed to the item itself for $8.99, but when scanned it rungs up at $12.50, SCOP would not apply because it does not apply to products that are individually labelled with a price. You would most likely pay the lower price of $8.99.

(I had to look that up just to make sure.)


A lot of the time customer service reps don't know the rules of SCOP!

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Interesting!

What if the shelf label and the product label both say $8.99 but when scanned, it rings up at $12.50?

Product label trumps in this case as well. You should get it for $8.99, but not for free.

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Originally Posted by ilovecats

You said it was tagged at $10....shelf label or directly on the product? If directly on the product, SCOP doesn't apply. So if that's the case, you got lucky there.

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Yeah, it wasn't changed by them, this is the price that is automatically put on the package. So it was marked with a big red sticker $10.00 then the $4.00 coupon from them, so this counts as a SCOP!! It's only if they reduced it, like giant tiger, and the cashier forgets to put the new price in, you don't get a SCOP for those.

Great scop for sure and it make's the meal taste better. Thank you for sharing.....................:-)