How To !NEW! Download Kroger Digital Coupons

I'm tired of having to put on my best geek squad impression to walk people through getting them. Every other hour it seems I have to stop everything to assist a customer with the digital deal. I know yall want to steal as many people's data as possible but damn. So many older folk can barely use their phone as is. Now you expect me to walk them through downloading an app, making an account, verifying it and linking their kroger card. A stupid waste of time, both for the customer and the employee stopping their work to assist them.

Are digital coupons store-specific? I scanned one tonight but I was logged into a different location and I had to get the cashier to void the originals and put them in at the digital coupon price, which she did gladly and efficiently.

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I reaching out to everyone to see if they have had an issue with the digital coupon not being applied after believing it was captured. More importantly I would like to get documentation of this fact.

2 NEWS reached out to Kroger about the expanded change. The Cincinnati-based grocery store said all people who want to save money but do not have a digital account can just visit the customer service desk to request the discounts.

"We understand that not all customers choose to engage digitally when shopping with retailers. Customers who would like to take advantage of digital coupons can receive the discounted pricing at any customer service desk."

"At Kroger we keep prices low every day and strive to accommodate all customers. We understand that not all customers choose to engage digitally when shopping with retailers. Customers who would like to take advantage of digital coupons and do not have a digital account, can receive the discounted pricing at any customer service desk. Customers without digital accounts also have access to many other benefits when shopping with Kroger, including fuel rewards and additional ways to save. The vast number of savings opportunities available are non-digital offers.

Despite the industry increasingly moving away from print offers, Kroger still offers substantial non-digital savings; nearly 80 percent of the coupons offered to frequent shoppers are print coupons mailed directly to customers.

While digital coupons are an added benefit for customers who choose to interact with us digitally, their participation also helps Kroger keep prices low for all customers because it supports our efforts to invest in lower pricing for everyone.

At Kroger we keep prices low every day and strive to accommodate all customers. We understand that not all customers choose to engage digitally when shopping with retailers. Customers who would like to take advantage of digital coupons and do not have a digital account, can receive the discounted pricing at any customer service desk. Customers without digital accounts also have access to many other benefits when shopping with Kroger, including fuel rewards and additional ways to save. The vast number of savings opportunities available are non-digital offers.

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Digital coupons have changed the way people shop for the best deals. It typically takes the internet or a smartphone in order to clip coupons and get the sale price. Grocery chains say those digital ads give customers more opportunities to save, but some consumers say the best deals are now only available to those who are tech savvy. Sara Wittmeyer of member station WFIU reports.

WITTMEYER: Edgar Dworsky is the founder of Consumer World, a trade publication that offers consumer advice. He and leaders of a half dozen other consumer groups recently wrote to the CEOs of the 12 largest grocery chains asking them to make digital offers available to unplugged shoppers.

WITTMEYER: Dworsky says none of the stores have responded. Meanwhile, New Jersey State Representative Verlina Reynolds-Jackson has come up with her own idea. She co-sponsored legislation earlier this year that would have made New Jersey the first state in the nation to require retailers to have printed coupons of digital coupons in stores.

WITTMEYER: The legislation didn't pass, but Reynolds-Jackson says she'll bring it back up again next year. Consumer advocates say that can't come soon enough for shoppers who are losing out because they can't access digital coupons.

Once again, we will be earning 4X Kroger Fuel Points on Friday purchases (with digital coupon). We of course have another round of Kroger 5X HOT Weekly Digitals (true limit 5 in a single transaction).

The old adage is true at Kroger: It pays to be a member. And the best part is, it's free and takes just a few minutes to sign up. Kroger's membership program offers shoppers digital coupons and personalized deals, as well as access to fuel rewards (more on that below).

You can definitely shop without a Plus card, but the digital membership and coupons are pretty convenient. Even more so if you download the Kroger app (which is also free!). Then everything lives on the app, so you only need to bring your phone with you in order to save money when you shop.

That's right, Kroger has free stuff for its shoppers. Almost every Friday, the chain rolls out a digital offer for a freebie. But you don't need to rush into a store every Friday. The Krazy Coupon Lady site notes that the offer is available to download on Fridays, but you can cash it in for your freebie for up to two weeks.

You can reserve a pickup time up to three days in advance, although the Krazy Coupon Lady site notes that peak times are weekdays between 4:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. Keep in mind that if you are planning on using coupons, it might be best to avoid Wednesdays, since that's when Kroger changes up their weekly ads, the site reports. So your estimated price when you check out may look different than your total if you purchased items that were on sale in the previous weekly ad.

We understand that not all customers choose to engage digitally when shopping with retailers. Customers who would like to take advantage of digital coupons and do not have a digital account, can receive the discounted pricing at any customer service desk.

The Kentucky store customer service person asked if I had a computer or a smartphone. I said no. He then suggested that I go to the public library where I could access the digital coupons on their computer.

Thanks for the helpful suggestion. Even the first response is a bit impractical and time-consuming for both shoppers and store personnel. On top of that, how do shoppers even know that Kroger and its various nameplate divisions have changed their policy about giving digital discounts to non-digital customers? You have to read it on the internet, which many cannot do. And those who can go online, would never realize there is a new policy by reading their coupon FAQ which has not been updated:

Kroger has implemented a variety of policies which are not customer friendly. Digital coupons are the biggest offenders, but the small change charge on money back is another. There have been a variety of nickel and quarter charges in past years. Seems that Kroger has adopted the anti-customer airline mindset which includes one hand trumpeting all the wonderful things they will do for you while the other hand dips into your pocket for all it can get.

This is why I print off my list of coupons. I have had this happen off and on. When it does, I pull out my printed list and show the cashier my coupon. Not much he or she can do but give me the price.

Stephen Babcock is the editor of The Current. Previously, he spent seven years as an editor and reporter for Technical.ly, a news organization that serves a community of tech professionals with a focus in the mid-Atlantic. A graduate of Northeastern University, he has reported for a variety of digital and print publications, including The New York Times, NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune and Baltimore Fishbowl. Reach him at sbabcock@thecurrent.media.

The move comes just a few months after Kroger along with 15 other grocers received a letter from a coalition of consumer rights and public interest groups calling on them to rethink digital-only deals to make them more inclusive of digitally-disconnected shoppers.

To get the discount, you'll need your Kroger loyalty card. There's no digital coupon to clip. You just need to scan your loyalty card or punch in the number and let the cashier know about the discount.

For example, a Kroger in Cincinnati, Ohio, is advertising frozen turkey for 60 cents per pound this week; with a digital coupon, the price drops to 49 cents per pound. And a Stop & Shop in Somerville, Massachusetts, is offering a half pork loin for $2.99 per pound; with a digital coupon, that drops to $1.79 per pound.

Dworsky and others __ including Consumer Reports, Consumer Action, the Public Interest Research Group and the National Consumers League __ sent letters this week to Kroger, Albertsons, Stop & Shop and Smart & Final urging them to make sure deals are available in both digital and non-digital formats.

Albertsons said it offers digital deals as a way to reward customers in its loyalty program, who can download the deals into their apps. But the company said many of its stores also let customers present the weekly circular to cashiers so the discounts can be applied at the register. ff782bc1db