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KEY FOOD CHEATS — Brooklynian

KEY FOOD CHEATS

parkslopecynic
parkslopecynic
edited November -1 in Park Slope
Use a lot of caution when in either 7th ave or Flatbush- they make a remarkable amount of errors in their favor!

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  • belzjm
    belzjm
    it's happened to me MANY times at the one on 7th.

    when i brought it to the attention of the manager, he outright called me a liar.

    in front of the whole store.
  • dailyheights
    dailyheights
    they make a remarkable amount of errors in their favor!
    To balance out the karma, maybe you should head across the street to M&T Bank.

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  • rockergirl77
    rockergirl77
    I've had issues with Key Foods too. I just stopped going there. I take a car to Fairway - it's cheaper and has WAY more selection that Key or C-Town.
  • candicissima
    candicissima
    Maybe they're balancing me out. I once got a big giant bottle of Linderman's Kriek for $3.99 at KF Flatbush.
  • mpmav1
    mpmav1
    I have heard that Target actually has a system that adjusts prices depending upon how frequent an item is purchased. If something is selling hot, the computers automatically up the price by 15-20 cents without changing the prices on the shelf. Sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen to me.

    While it's only a few cents: it's one thing if it is an honest mistake... something completely different if is is purposeful manipulation of prices. Anyhow, I never shop at Target myself so someone will have to speak to the truth of this.
  • longtimesloper
    longtimesloper
    For the life of me I don't know why anyone shops at the 7th Avenue KF when the one on 5ht avenue is bigger, nice, cheaper and has parking! My son worked at 7th Avenue KF for a year and a half and I still didn't shop there.
  • ceejay
    ceejay
    LongTimeSloper wrote: For the life of me I don't know why anyone shops at the 7th Avenue KF when the one on 5ht avenue is bigger, nice, cheaper and has parking! My son worked at 7th Avenue KF for a year and a half and I still didn't shop there.

    and they have an "interesting" music selection at the 5th Ave. store :-)
  • arlette
    arlette
    Not just Key Food. Pathmark at Atlantic Terminal is notorious for advertising one price by the shelves and then the register records differently. I do not allow the cashiers to start ringing at any supermarket or store I go to till I unpack my items and then can scrutinize what is being rung up.I always catch the misleading pricing. :D
  • ringrunner
    ringrunner
    Sometimes the Keyfood on 7th leaves things on sale for weeks
  • raw
    raw

    Subject: Re: KEY FOOD CHEATS

    ParkslopeCynic wrote: Use a lot of caution when in either 7th ave or Flatbush- they make a remarkable amount of errors in their favor!
    No sheeett, Sherlock!

    Why do you think the lines are so slow at Key Food? All those cashiers screaming for the "void card" are reacting to customers who realized they got charged $6 for a $4.95 bag of chicken. They steal a dollar here and fifty cents there.

    By the way, the same groceries at Key Food on Flatbush Avenue cost less than they do at the Key Food on 7th Avenue.
  • brooklynjack
    brooklynjack
    RockerGirl77 wrote: I've had issues with Key Foods too. I just stopped going there. I take a car to Fairway - it's cheaper and has WAY more selection that Key or C-Town.

    It seems like that last 5 out of the last 7 times I went to Fairway I had to stop go to customer service to get errors corrected in my pricing. Mostly it is the checkers punching in the wrong codes for produce. Most frequently charging me for the "B" ($1.29 lb) potatoes instead of the "A" ($0.99 lb) , even when I stand there and tell them what they are. But I've been charged for beets by the bunch instead of loose, how you mistake that is beyond me.
  • ninemonthsout
    ninemonthsout
    No excuse, because it is their job, but the cashiers at Fairway amaze me how they remember the codes for 50 different kinds of onions. They are bound to make a mistake or two (human error) so you have to watch the screen real closely, remember the marked price and always specify if you got the peppers inside or outside.
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