@olympia tennenbaum wrote:
Ha ha! Sorry. I remember the email that went out was kind of intense about the fuel shops. The gist seemed to be like they were rewards for people doing the in store shops. I thought it was so awkward when I did one that I never wanted to do another.@turfman wrote:
Well that is not the answer I was hoping to see....Haha!
@turfman wrote:
There are not many in store's left in my area. I need two more in store shops to satisfy the requirement. Of course they are the weird "email the scheduler to assign" locations. I have been blowing up her email today that I am afraid to email her again requesting these locations!
@JW wrote:
Pickup jobs have a new requirement.
"NOTE: Choose a Backup Item for each grocery item you order before you place your Pickup order. This will ensure you receive a product of your choice even if a substitution is necessary, and it will help the company track how well Pickup teams are honoring backup item requests"
@boridi wrote:
@olympia tennenbaum wrote:
Ha ha! Sorry. I remember the email that went out was kind of intense about the fuel shops. The gist seemed to be like they were rewards for people doing the in store shops. I thought it was so awkward when I did one that I never wanted to do another.@turfman wrote:
Well that is not the answer I was hoping to see....Haha!
$10 for a 4 minute visit and a 3 minute report? I call it easy money, not awkward.
@nabilino wrote:
Yes, they'll charge you the item price even if it's more than the item you picked.
@MSF wrote:
Per their policy, that's not what is supposed to happen: "If you accept the substitution, you will be charged the lower of the price of the item you ordered or the price of the substituted item; substitutions will not increase the cost of your order."
Last line in #7 here: [www.kroger.com]
@nabilino wrote:
Yes, they'll charge you the item price even if it's more than the item you picked.
@MSF wrote:
Per their policy, that's not what is supposed to happen: "If you accept the substitution, you will be charged the lower of the price of the item you ordered or the price of the substituted item; substitutions will not increase the cost of your order."
Last line in #7 here: [www.kroger.com]
@nabilino wrote:
Yes, they'll charge you the item price even if it's more than the item you picked.
@olympia tennenbaum wrote:
@MSF wrote:
Per their policy, that's not what is supposed to happen: "If you accept the substitution, you will be charged the lower of the price of the item you ordered or the price of the substituted item; substitutions will not increase the cost of your order."
Last line in #7 here: [www.kroger.com]
@nabilino wrote:
Yes, they'll charge you the item price even if it's more than the item you picked.
Is this if they make the substitution rather than if you choose a substitution? I think if you choose the item then they charge that price. If not, I'm putting filet mignon as my backup for everything.
@SueW70 wrote:
I would like to order frozen salmon on my next pick up. It is Kroger brand frozen salmon=- 32 ounce package for $15. If I have to select a back up item it would have to be a 1.25 ounce package that is only $8.99. I do not want to get a smaller package if the larger is not in stock.. When I hit backup items all smaller packages came up which means I would pay more for less. Do you think I need to select a back up for this item? I could select fresh salmon but that costs a lot more and I doubt they could find an exactly 2 pound package. Any advice?
@jdlarsen wrote:
I missed out for this month. Were the new shops for July posted today or yesterday?
@MrEd wrote:
I've never received email notification for when these Kroger shops are released. Weeks later I receive emails from the scheduler, offering the one or two non bonused $9 SCRAPS that the other shoppers didn't pickup. Within the last 6 months, I've managed to get a few (within 20 mi radius) thanks to whomever posts here that they've been released.