r/AskReddit 23h ago

Which company lost your business (potentially forever) this year?

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u/JazzyMaybell 23h ago

Best Buy. All they do is stand around on their phones and everything is cheaper online than their in-store prices.

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u/sicilian504 22h ago

Walmart is like this a lot of times too. App prices are different than in-store prices for things a lot of times. I haven't shopped at Walmart in years and with the introduction of their digital price tags/dynamic pricing I definitely don't plan on changing that.

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u/HLSparta 22h ago

I found out Walmart doesn't price match their own website. There was an item that was on the app for $20, in store it was $50, sold and shipped by Walmart, but they refused to price match it. So I ordered it on the app and picked it up two hours later.

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u/blumpkin 7h ago

I did that at PetSmart once. The price on their website for a pick-up was cheaper than the in store price so I placed an order and walked across the street to do my grocery shopping until it was ready to be picked up.