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ddnava

This special offer (in MXN) at my local Walmart. "Before: $37.00. Now: $34.70"

This special offer (in MXN) at my local Walmart. "Before: $37.00. Now: $34.70"

Posted Apr 20, 2022, 9:51 PM UTC

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ddnavaOP•

Ps. That discount label wasn't there four days ago

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Ladypepper87•

I'm assuming that it's still showing the ad price cause on the label it says ad so I wonder if the bar code is the same. Or Walmart is just faking discount like they've been caught doing before.

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ddnavaOP•

I'm pretty sure that's just a code for some kind of internal use, cause we speak Spanish here.

Edit: Judging by the letters above ir and the "Dept" number, they probably represent the placement on the shelf and F:2 would represent the aisle

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MonitorShotput•

If it's anything like how it was when I worked at Staples, they print these things out in batches that take days to actually put in place, while the promotional tags are printed in a different batch at the end of every week. Could have just taken a few days between when they printed the new, lower priced, label to when they printed the promotional price drop tag.

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