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To: petitfour
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We shop at our Neighborhood Wal-Mart grocery store. (not a big Wal-mart but one focused on food instead.) Over the past few years, we have noticed prices go up up up on store brand and name brand items.

Get this! I've got another one for you... :-)

I've noticed at the neighborhood Walmart that they sell their products for a higher price than the SuperCenter one, that is two miles away from the neighborhood store.

On one particular item that I have bought, it's 52-cents at one and 42-cents at the other. There's another product that I buy for $1... that is 90-cents at the bigger Walmart.

Now, that really suprised me when I found that out... hoo-boy!

And this is done consistently over a wider variety of products with the pricing difference varying, but always with the SuperCenter store being the cheaper place than the Neighborhood Walmart...

93 posted on 02/16/2010 10:42:19 AM PST by Star Traveler (Remember to keep the Messiah of Israel in the One-World Government that we look forward to coming)
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To: Star Traveler

I have noticed that there are items that are sold cheaper at the big Wal-Mart down the street, but we only go there when absolutely necessary. lol It’s like shopping in Mexico. We also have noticed a difference between the big Wal-Marts. I much prefer the big Wal-Mart that is in another area of town. They have better produce prices. But for convenience, we usually go to the neighborhood grocery Wal-Mart. And we buy only what is a good deal at the regular grocery stores. (I always laugh at cake mix prices at Safeway. They’re like $2.25/box when not on sale. That is crazy.)


98 posted on 02/16/2010 10:46:44 AM PST by petitfour (Are you a Dead Fish American?)
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