"Is that serious about Kaufland?": Sausage price tag confuses customers in Bavaria
Created: 01/11/2022, 20:52
By: Tanja Kipke
A Kaufland customer discovered a price tag in Bavaria, which she promptly shared on Facebook.
Apparently, the savings offer from the supermarket annoys her.
Coburg – Many groceries have become more expensive.
Therefore, customers pay more attention to savings offers, a campaign by Kaufland recently caused annoyance on the Internet.
Users on Facebook also scoff at a milk cut price tag.
A customer also made a discovery in Coburg, but here she only encounters headwind on Facebook.
With the words "is this serious about Kaufland Coburg", the woman shared a photo on the social media platform on Thursday (October 27), which shows a pile of packaged Wiener sausages in a refrigerated section.
The customer looks angry.
As in any supermarket, the price of the product can be read underneath.
On a sign that reads "Discount.
Cheap!” is the name of the product (Delikatess Würstchen) and the price.
The sausages from Kaufland's own brand cost "2,999 euros".
A "9" seems too much.
Kaufland customer shares the wrong price tag: Facebook users are surprised: "It's cheap"
The customer alludes to the fact that the sign does not make it clear exactly how much the sausages cost.
2.99, 29.99 or even 299.9 euros?
However, if you look closely, you can see that the last 9 obviously belongs to a price tag below.
So it should be 2.99 euros.
The comments show that the users do not recognize any faux pas from the supermarket chain.
"Sorry, but you can clearly see that the last 9 was pushed over it," someone wrote.
"Honestly, people get along."
Another person sees it very similarly.
"Jupp, you can see it right away," she comments.
Other users think the customer is angry about the price of 2.99 euros and thinks it is too expensive.
One writes: "It's cheap, you have to grab it right away".
Another person notes, "So 2.99 is a normal price these days.
And the third 9 is a new price tag, item number change or something else, so all good.”
It is not possible to find out what number was on the lower price tag.
However, the sausages seem to have cost 2.99 euros for a long time.
(tkip)
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