Comments on: How To Make Sure You’re Not Being Overcharged at King Soopers and Other Stores

By: Dave

Dave — Sun, 18 May 2025 21:39:07 +0000

In Michigan, there is a law against this. You got 5x back up to 5 bucks, plus the item at the cost advertised. CO needs this

By: Tammi Williams

Tammi Williams — Sun, 18 May 2025 15:58:06 +0000

Good article!
The last 4 times in a row at King Soopers, I have been significantly overcharged, sometimes as much as $15!
ANOTHER issue at Kings can occur when coupons are scanned on the mobile app, from “in store” shelf tags, but are not being accounted for at the register.
I was told by a manager that when a shopper already has a loyalty card, and then also installs the mobile app, the app can assign a NEW loyalty card #. At checkout only the original loyalty # entered activates those coupons, but the in-store coupons scanned on the mobile app are never activated. She fixed mine by joining the 2 accounts.
I urge shoppers to triple check receipts and even if they find no mistakes, ask customer service to check if they have 2 accounts, and that they are joined together.

By: Steve

Steve — Sat, 17 May 2025 17:03:10 +0000

I think the best tips are ones you don’t have here: check the expiration date on the sale tags (they all have them) and verify prices in the app if any doubt.

Also, the self checkout tip is a bit tricky, because many discounts don’t apply at all until you hit the Total button. The receipt nicely maps each discount to each product, but on the screen, you might just have 20 discounts all at the end.