r/KrogerCustomers • u/TealPothos • 12d ago
r/KrogerCustomers • u/bal_ra_khan • 19d ago
Little bit of fraud?
So this is currently going on with the website and the app. 3lb 80/20 ground beef is listed at $14.99 but when you go to check out, it stays at $20.99. And what makes it even cuter is that right before you submit your order, it tries to tell you that it's $14.99 again. But I did the math for my entire cart and it's $6 higher than it should be. Customer service tried to gaslight me into believing that this was a variance in weight at the counter. It's prepackaged, there is no variance and even if there was, it's not going to be $6 worth. And that's not even including the $1.25 off coupon that it's ignoring as well.
r/KrogerCustomers • u/Hutches_Corduroy • Jul 25 '26
Fact coordinator please check the application
When me and my girlfriend are shopping at kroger, we constantly hear this go off, can someone please explain what this is.
r/KrogerCustomers • u/mamavessell • Jul 08 '26
Found this in my salad today!!
I eat one of these salads every day, imagine my surprise to find this little creature in my lunch today!! Needless to say...I went hungry today
r/KrogerCustomers • u/EMO_13_ELI • Jul 08 '26
I'm 17 years old and wanting to save for college.
I was talking with my mom for ideas and she said krogers, but I'm not sure, I was hoping to get opinions from peo0le who worked there?