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Thread: Walmart grocery prices at 2-year high

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    A friendlier coupon policy would go a long way towards "squeezing more revenue to appease analysts". Walmart is 5 minutes from me but I choose to drive much farther to get to a Publix. I save a lot more $ there.
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    WM never on my "gota go list" - I much prefer to shop where I get something else besides the product I'm buying - Like points toward gasoline, or the ability to dbl cpns.

    I won't buy clothes there as they don't last - I would rather pay a little more and be able to wash it more than twice.

    I know alot of people have to shop at WM because of locations but if you have other places - explore them - sometimes even the smallest and oddest locations will have great opportunities.

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    I buy very few things from Walmart, and when I do it's things that I never get coupons for that Walmart does have the lowest price (a couple of items I do buy there are only available at Walmart in my area). Why get it there for $2.50 (or maybe $2 if they actually let you use the coupon!!) when I can actually get it for free or make money somewhere else? I agree that I would rather spend my money at places that give me some type of perk, double coupons, etc.

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    We only have a small walmart. Maybe 4 total rows of food. So its not really a choice for me to begain with. I do like to get my DVD's and things like that from them.
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    I only buy Powdered Gatorade (in the big containers) there for dh and coffee if I can't get it on sale some place else. Really we don't spend much else there.

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    I buy a very few things from Walmart but I love to go to match prices.

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    Well, I shop at Walmart. We have a Tom Thumb and a few Mom and Pop Grocers, but with price, availability, and quality (of products and consumers in competing store) for my town I prefer Walmart. Granted, most of my cart is price matches, and I am fortunate to have a Walmart that will price match anything in print within bout 50 miles.... and they are coupon friendly. So, shopping there is to my advantage.

    I do have to buy my Promised Land Milk at Tom thumb though....

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    We have done most of our shopping at WM, but they are really beginning to lose all of our business.

    I am stunned at the food prices. It is just like walking into any other store, price wise.

    The only two things I see that WM has going for them:

    They still match prices.
    They are pretty coupon friendly overall.

    We were starting to switch to Kroger for all of our groceries, but since they've jacked our Q policy so bad, I wonder why I even bother going in their stores.

    It is beginning to look like Meijer is going to win. They have some AWESOME deals!

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    I too am not the biggest fan of WM but must comment that my local store takes expired coupons up to 90 days!

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