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Good point. I would suggest that this "Math" is relative to both the circumstances of the consumer (income/budget, costs of traveling to the store, time to get there etc.) and the purchase completed with the rain check (amount of savings, quantity, frequency of occurrence of the sale). In other words, the math can work out, or it might not.
Apr 7, 2022 · If the $3.49 is the "regular" price, then the "sale" price is 36% off. If the $3.49 is the sale price, then the raincheck is another 36% off. I interpreted your "current" price as the "sale" price so the raincheck is 36% off that. Either way, at least $5 savings there on "1" raincheck alone.
Oct 5, 2023 · I just noticed in the flyer for Ontario starting Oct. 5, No Frills is now offering Rain Checks on their current flyer deals plus 10% back in PC Optimum points. Freshco and Food Basics already offer rain checks plus 10% off the price so this isn't as good. Rain checks are only good for 14 days for the date of issue.
Yes, grocery store rainchecks usually have an expiration date. The validity period can differ based on the store's policy, but they are often good for 30 to 60 days from the issuance date.
If something is out of stock (on sale in a flyer) you can ask the store to give you a raincheck so you can come back and purchase it when it’s in stock. Rainchecks are usually good for 30 days. Your store can advise you if it’s not 30 days so you don’t miss getting it on sale.
As a general rule, all rain checks will eventually expire. All of the TK stores in the comparison group had rain checks that expire 30 days after issue, except Target (which offers 45 day expiration dates in certain states) and stores in the Albertson’s grocery family (which offered rain checks good for 90 days).
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Dec 7, 2021 · The Scanning Code of Practice is a code that many stores follow. It promises the customer accurate price scanning at the register on all non-ticketed items. If an item scans at a price higher than the shelf price, the customer gets it for free (or $10 off if the item is more than $10). Don’t expect cashiers to let you know about this (even ...
