2 for $5
I notice recently SuperStore has changed their multiples policy
where if it was 2 for $5 they would charge you $2.50 if you bought one but I have notice lately that if you buy 1 of on a multiple deal it i higher
for example I bought the thin Bagels this week They were 2 for $5 but I got charged $3.50 for one
and there was something last week I bought 3 of it was 2 for $4 and my receipt showed 2 at $2 and one at $2.99
I know Shoppers always says what the single unit price is but there is no indicator on the SS shelf labels are they legally obliged to show the single unit price?
where if it was 2 for $5 they would charge you $2.50 if you bought one but I have notice lately that if you buy 1 of on a multiple deal it i higher
for example I bought the thin Bagels this week They were 2 for $5 but I got charged $3.50 for one
and there was something last week I bought 3 of it was 2 for $4 and my receipt showed 2 at $2 and one at $2.99
I know Shoppers always says what the single unit price is but there is no indicator on the SS shelf labels are they legally obliged to show the single unit price?