And if it’s under $10 — you get it for free.

http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2009/how_not_to_buy_a_puppy/busted.html

Wanna know a big store shopping secret?

Almost every major store in Canada has signed on to something called the “Scanner Price Accuracy Voluntary Code.” It’s a little known code that could mean big savings for you.

So how does it work? If a store scans a product at the wrong price — and if the item costs more than $10 — you get $10 off the price. And if it’s under $10 — you get it for free.

Yep, for free.

So if the price is wrong, do stores actually live up to their code? Erica Johnson puts stores to the test.

Ето още малко детайли кой магазини са подписали това споразумение





Which stores participate in this code?
Here’s a rough list of participating stores. Please feel free to notify of additions/deletions to this list:

the Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores (CACDS)
Shoppers Drug Mart
The Groupe Jean Coutu (NB and Ont only)
Lawton Drug Stores
London Drugs
Lovell Drugs
Pharma-save (BC and Sask)

the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors (CCGD)
Canada Safeway Limited
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company of Canada Limited
Loblaw Companies Limited
Sobeys Inc.
Metro Inc.
Thrifty Foods
Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd.
Co-op Atlantic
Federated Co-operatives Limited

the Retail Council of Canada (RCC)
Costco Wholesale Canada Ltd.
The Home Depot Canada
Canadian Tire Corporation Ltd.
Toys r Us
Shoppers Drug Mart
Wal*Mart Canada Corp.
Giant Tiger Stores Ltd.
The North West Company
Best Buy/Future Shop ( in implementation stage)
2 Home Hardware franchisees

the Federation of Independent Grocers (FIC)
Thrifty Foods
Overwaitea Food Group
The Harry Watson Group
Longos Brothers Fruit Markets

As well as over 1000 independent locations

Where can I get more details?
http://www.ccgd.ca/en/PriceAcc.html

Па тва е ясно отдавна ...

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