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@LTT1 wrote:
When I went to the site (shown in previous post) I downloaded the app through Amazon
“Prime at Whole Foods Market/Download the App to Save/wholefoodmarket.com”
a screen popped up for me to enter my cell phone number.
@LTT1 I'll be honest here-DS did all of it for me. LOL I'm on his Prime Account so I'm not even sure if it's my phone number or his on the app.
So I just let them scan that scan thingy-that black and white jumbled looking thing.
Truth be told, I started out my first post in a very confused state!
As it turns out, the program is for use while shopping in the Whole Foods store.
Glad you were able to join for discounts, but so sorry you had to sign up for texts.
Here is my story on this... I have never been able to figure out how grocery stores were going to bridge the coupon gap. How would they read my receipts for discounted items.
So, DH comes home from Whole Foods with a flier (oh dear) about how to save there through Amazon.
I dreaded trying to figure this out...besides, DH is pretty much “technology resistant.” The QR code for our paperless airline tickets might as well be from “GORT.”
‘From the b/w movie “The Day the Earth Stood Still” (1951)
@LTT1 wrote:
Truth be told, I started out my first post in a very confused state!
As it turns out, the program is for use while shopping in the Whole Foods store.
Glad you were able to join for discounts, but so sorry you had to sign up for texts.
Here is my story on this... I have never been able to figure out how grocery stores were going to bridge the coupon gap. How would they read my receipts for discounted items.
So, DH comes home from Whole Foods with a flier (oh dear) about how to save there through Amazon.
I dreaded trying to figure this out...besides, DH is pretty much “technology resistant.” The QR code for our paperless airline tickets might as well be from “GORT.”
‘From the b/w movie “The Day the Earth Stood Still” (1951)
Very cute, @LTT1 I feel your pain.
It was totally annoying to me since, as @classic says, the store has changed since having been bought by amazon. It now has some of that amazon arrogance (or Bezos arrogance).
They even now sell GMO altered fruits without a sign. No matter how anyone feels about GMOs, the minimum ought to be a notice. The "old" WF would have done so. I only realized it because I just learned about sticker number codes on produce. When they start with an "8" they are GMO. I seem to recall the old WF used to either label that kind of thing or not sell it at all.
Anyway, WF is still a good place to get organic produce and some other things I believe in, so for the time being, I'll still shop there.
And they ask for your membership at the register only if you happen to purchase any of the discounted items and they see it as they are ringing up your purchases.
@GingerPeach wrote:
@LTT1 wrote:
Truth be told, I started out my first post in a very confused state!
As it turns out, the program is for use while shopping in the Whole Foods store.
Glad you were able to join for discounts, but so sorry you had to sign up for texts.
Here is my story on this... I have never been able to figure out how grocery stores were going to bridge the coupon gap. How would they read my receipts for discounted items.
So, DH comes home from Whole Foods with a flier (oh dear) about how to save there through Amazon.
I dreaded trying to figure this out...besides, DH is pretty much “technology resistant.” The QR code for our paperless airline tickets might as well be from “GORT.”
‘From the b/w movie “The Day the Earth Stood Still” (1951)
Very cute, @LTT1 I feel your pain.
It was totally annoying to me since, as @classic says, the store has changed since having been bought by amazon. It now has some of that amazon arrogance (or Bezos arrogance).
They even now sell GMO altered fruits without a sign. No matter how anyone feels about GMOs, the minimum ought to be a notice. The "old" WF would have done so. I only realized it because I just learned about sticker number codes on produce. When they start with an "8" they are GMO. I seem to recall the old WF used to either label that kind of thing or not sell it at all.
Anyway, WF is still a good place to get organic produce and some other things I believe in, so for the time being, I'll still shop there.
And they ask for your membership at the register only if you happen to purchase any of the discounted items and they see it as they are ringing up your purchases.
So very, very true about your observance of the AMAZON ARROGANCE... I highly agree with you.... I'm so glad you understand where I'm coming from..
I'm a label reader & try very, very hard to buy organic food.. I'm familiar with the sticker codes on the fruits & vegetables.. The sticker is called ( the price lookup code ); anything that starts with the number " 9 "is organic; the number " 4 " is considered to be somewhat altered... I had a list of the codes and how to interpret them.. I'll look for it and if I can find it, I will post it..
Shopping at WF, you get to know the people there & believe me what I heard, isn't to flattering for the company..
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