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I love when publix doubles the price of an item and puts it on bogo to seem like it's on sale. Y'all aint fooling anyone
by wing-_-nuts 3y ago
I love when publix doubles the price of an item and puts it on bogo to seem like it's on sale. Y'all aint fooling anyone
- stronglikedan 3y agoIn my experience, they don't do this. I'm a very regular person, in that I buy the same things for long stretches until I get tired of them, so I know what the long term prices of things are. I always stock up on bogos at Publix, since they have always been true bogos. I've never seen them inflate the price just to bogo it. In fact, I don't recall Publix ever playing price shenanigans. They are one of the most honest companies I know of when it comes to being fair to the consumer.
- dfxm12 3y agoMaybe OP means Publix doubles the price compared to another grocery store, not to the price they were selling it for last week. I don't live near a Publix, but of the chains near me, one seems to always have BOGO sales, but the prices are more or less twice as much as similar products at other stores.
- wing-_-nuts 3y agoYeah, an item that would simply be sold for 2.50 at Walmart is stickered at 5 and bogod at 2.50. I think this is why so many stores avoid selling the same exact brands, so price comparison isn't possible
- whoopdedo 3y agoSince the topic is Dell, I noticed a while ago that the major computer brands (Dell, HP, Lenovo, maybe Asus does it too) will have different SKUs for each retail outlet. You could find a computer at two stores with the same specs and same chassis, but because the model number is different by one letter it's excluded from the store's price matching. But it's also no secret that computers are a loss-leader for retailers that want you to buy additional higher margin products while you're there.