Which stores will price match if you find a lower price

The video discusses the concept of price matching, a tool for saving money while shopping. It highlights the experiences of a tire store owner who uses price matching to retain customers. The video also explores the challenges consumers face in finding price matching policies and lists major retailers that offer or don't offer this service. Tips for requesting price adjustments are provided, emphasizing the importance of acting quickly. The video concludes with advice on how to save money by comparing prices and seeking adjustments.

What is a common reason why some customers, like Shayna Eggers, have not tried price matching?

• They believe it is illegal.

• They find it too expensive.

• They think it is only for online shopping.

• They are unaware of the service.

According to Matt Lepoff, why is it beneficial for stores to offer price matching?

• It increases the store's profit margin.

• It helps in keeping customers loyal.

• It allows for higher pricing.

• It reduces the need for advertising.

What challenge did Consumers Checkbook face when researching price matching policies?

• Policies were outdated.

• Policies were only available in stores.

• Policies were difficult to locate on websites.

• Policies were not available online.

Which of the following retailers does NOT offer price matching?

• Target

• Home Depot

• Best Buy

• Amazon

What is a recommended method for requesting price adjustments efficiently?

• Using online chats

• Sending an email

• Calling customer service

• Visiting the store in person