You may want to stick to the old-fashioned way of doing things.
You may want to stick to the old-fashioned way of doing things If you do your food shopping at Aldi, it’s worth being careful when you visit the self-checkout. Customers of the discount supermarket have been warned they may not be getting the best deal by using these self-scanners, and advised to check their receipts to see if they’ve missed out on savings.
‘Staff have to apply the discount on a normal till so def will have to on a self-service till,’ said one person. ‘I’ve had a few missed then realised!’ Another highlighted that ‘staff have to apply the discount at normal checkouts too,’ and a third added: ‘Yes it’s because they don’t change the barcode to reflect the reduced price.’ Others argued that the supermarket should have signs to alert customers about this, including one user who called the issue ‘disgusting’.
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