@my4mainecoons said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@ctujackbauer said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@my4mainecoons said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@ctujackbauer I tell the cashier at the regular register to press the GC key. What form of payment do you select at the SCO? No Google involved, just learned when regular cashiers had to call for assistance using the eGC.

scan items. press pay. scan egc. (at self checkout machine)

boom.

If your egc was emailed to you, it might not have the instruction set for cashiers like they would on the good egc sites such as vcdelivery. For a regular cashier-manned machine, they would just follow the instructions.

Its been a while since I used a WM SCO but IIRC it asks how you’re paying. Do you ignore that and just scan?

Ignore that and just scan the egc.

@my4mainecoons said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@ctujackbauer I tell the cashier at the regular register to press the GC key. What form of payment do you select at the SCO? No Google involved, just learned when regular cashiers had to call for assistance using the eGC.

scan items. press pay. scan egc. (at self checkout machine)

boom.

If your egc was emailed to you, it might not have the instruction set for cashiers like they would on the good egc sites such as vcdelivery. For a regular cashier-manned machine, they would just follow the instructions.

@my4mainecoons said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@ctujackbauer That didn’t work for me nor for the SCO supervising cashier. I have it printed out. Regular cashiers sometimes have difficulty with it too but now I know to tell them that they have to press the ‘gift card’ key.

Don’t press the gift card key at self checkout with a Walmart e gift card. I think Google is leading you astray here.

@mistercheap said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@my4mainecoons

Here are the directions:

Get your e gift card.

open your walmart app

Click account along bottom
Then Account Settings

At the very top it says “Hi (name)” to the right of that is a gear symbol, click on that to get into settings.

Then wallet

Once in wallet, scroll down to ‘add new payment method’. choose gift card, follow the prompts. E GIFT CARDS ARE DEFINITELY ALLOWED/INCLUDED!

Enter info/click save card. It should then be added to your wallet offerings showing the GC balance.

To pay in store at SCO:

As above, go into your wallet where it shows all your payment methods on file.

Scroll down to “Tools To Shop In Store” Walmart Pay click and open, scan the QR code on the register screen at SCO to have the funds pulled from the GC to pay for your order. If there’s walmart cash to be earned on the order, it will be deposited into your account for the next purchase.

That’s if you’ve loaded your Walmart e gift card to Walmart Pay.

It isn’t necessary for a Walmart e gift card though. You don’t have to load it to Walmart Pay. You just scan it when you’re paying (I print mine out)

@my4mainecoons said in TooCashback bonus time $2.50 wys $15 5/23 - 5/26:

@mrvietnam are you able to use an eGC at the SCO? I tried once and was told that it had to be at a regular register. I received a $100 eGC for being in a focus group but having to use a regular register is a PIA.

I’ve used egift cards at self-checkout just fine. Print it out, then scan the barcode by placing it in front of the barcode reader when you’re trying to pay.

You don’t even have to use the manual scanner (the handheld scanner that is rarely used) at Walmart like you would have to for certain coupons, like those BarcodeBucks.

At Target, I use the app and the manual handheld scanner for gift cards loaded my app’s balance.

Fetch keeps getting better, ibotta keeps getting crappier. (although RIP Fetch daily spin wheel) Ends 5/27

Also, I had any receipt offers for Vons and Albertsons (2 any receipt offers per store) that were bumped up from 500 to 1,000 points for Fetchtopia.

@q-shopper said in Rite Aid Bankruptcy OFFICIAL, all stores closing in near future or some being sold to outside interests. (TBD):

@ctujackbauer 64 out of 1,000.

I edited, I edited…

@q-shopper said in Rite Aid Bankruptcy OFFICIAL, all stores closing in near future or some being sold to outside interests. (TBD):

@ctujackbauer did you read that article?
What has been sold is the RX files, not the stores.
Rite Aid has sold the pharmacy services of most of its stores across the United States to several rivals.

The bankrupt company announced the fire sale Thursday, with CVS Pharmacy, Walgreens, Albertsons and Kroger scooping up Rite Aid’s pharmacy services at more than 1,000 locations.

64 locations in the Pacific Northwest purchased outright.

(ninja edit) 64 locations of the 1,240 slated to close will be sold CVS. Prescription files for nearly 1000 stores purchased by CVS, Kroger, Walgreens, and Albertsons CNN article

Many jobs will be saved because it is an asset purchase, according to the Rite Aid press release.