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Originally Posted by thelegges
Have apps that tell me where I get the best bang for my buck, for the same or close product, but usually a known brand compared to private brand. It also tells me it’s not available, go elsewhere.
Rarely does my app give me Aldi as a better price, or the same cost per ounce.
Why would I meat for a higher per ounce or pound price at Aldi, instead of at other grocery.
It bothers me the chaotic looks of Aldi, even at rope drop. Some say it the shopper that causes the issue, I look at why doesn’t management resolve issues after hours, like all retail has to do.
My parents were avid shoppers of Aldi, until I added price comparison apps. Aldi dropped from their go to store, to rarely shop at Aldi
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Would you care to share what those price-comparison apps are? They sound useful.
It would be interesting to see if the same (or very similar) product is cheaper elsewhere in general. Sure, Publix BOGOs are a steal but they may not be available the day I need to buy French salad dressing.
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