Great news for senior citizens! Kroger is rolling out an exclusive opportunity to save big on household and food items with an extra 5% discount in-store. This special deal is happening TODAY Wednesday, December 13th! But remember, availability might vary by region, so make sure to check your local ad for more details.
There is no coupon for this deal. If the cashier doesn’t automatically do this, you’ll need to ask at checkout.
Kroger, known for its commitment to customer satisfaction, has continued its tradition of offering discounts and benefits, particularly tailored to support senior citizens. This limited-time offer is a fantastic opportunity for seniors to save extra on essential items for their homes and kitchens.
To receive your exclusive discount, head over to your nearest Kroger store on December 13th and ask your cashier if it is available. It’s the perfect time to stock up on groceries, household essentials, and more, while enjoying these additional savings.
I saw on the internet that Kroger was offering seniors a 5% discount on groceries. The article I read did not say the offer was invalid in Michigan. Unfortunately I also told a friend about the offer. After shopping at our local store on Grand River in Brighton, MI, and asking for the discount from the cashier, I was rudely told I was wrong and there was no discount. I feel I was given false information because I read that it was available nationwide. In these hard times, right before the holidays, 5% on my $149.00 purchases would have been very welcome to this senior citizen. Kroger needs to do better!
I do not believe this was a nationwide promotion, and I don’t believe Kroger put out a release mentioning it was. Whomever indicated it was is where any blame would go.
Anyway, I do believe all of Michigan (along with most of Ohio, and the whole Central regions) were to be included. Probably others. When in doubt, I would check the local ads (it was at the top of the first page).
I find them to be very accommodating when calling (800) KROGERS’. The amount would be pre-tax. So, if you paid $149 with $5 tax, it would be 5% of $144. Of course, typical exclusions such as gift cards, alcohol, cigarettes, etc.) If you explain your situation, asking for 5% of whatever the pre-tax amount is, they likely will give you that and a bit extra for your trouble. As always, honey instead of vinegar when asking.
I hope they fix it for you.