Freshco Offers Rain Checks

Did you know that Freshco offers rain checks for 10% off the current advertised price?

I noticed a posting at my local Freshco and they informed me the rain check is for a maximum of 6 counts per merchandise. I checked online, here's their policy https://freshco.com/legal/

IN STOCK GUARANTEE Our “In-stock” guarantee means that if you find that we are out of stock of any product featured in that store’s current flyer, we will provide you with a rain check coupon that can be used to purchase the item for 10% off the current advertised price of the out of stock item when the item is back in stock. This guarantee does not apply to any of the following items: products sold by in-store third party vendors, prescriptions, gift cards, liquor, tobacco, or other products which may not be discounted by law. This guarantee may not be used in combination with any other offer. We reserve the right to, in our discretion, make changes to this guarantee program without prior notice.

Our Food Basics rain check is limited to 2 counts.

Not only do they now offer rain checks, they also have a Satisfaction guarantee where they will replace your item and refund your $. Signs all over the stores for about a month now.

My local FB does 6 for rain checks FWIW

Thanks OP. Good news.

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Originally Posted by rockco

Did you know that Freshco offers rain checks for 10% off the current advertised price?
I noticed a posting at my local Freshco and they informed me the rain check is for a maximum of 6 counts per merchandise. I checked online, here's their policy https://freshco.com/legal/

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I clicked the link and there was no mention of rain checks. Also, in your post, it says "Food Basics" in the last sentence. I wonder if maybe they put Food Basics' rain check blurb in there by mistake and have since fixed it.

Oh well, it would have been nice if FreshCo really did offer rain checks. :)

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Originally Posted by alifromca

Oh well, it would have been nice if FreshCo really did offer rain checks. :)

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It is indeed correct what the other two have said! This is from their website

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