comp56 wrote:
in Canada or in the province of Ontario we also have what they call SCOP Scanning Code of Practice:A little secret that a lot of shoppers do not know about is something called “SCOP”. The Scanning Code of Practice (SCOP) is a promise from the retailer to their customers that there will be accurate scanning at the register on all Universal Product Codes (UPCs).SCOP is a scanning code that almost every major retailer in Canada abides by. It essentially means “the price we have listed on our shelves will be the price that rings up at the register”.If the product scans in at a price HIGHER than the price listed on the shelf, the customer is entitled to receive the item free, up to a $10 maximum (customer will receive $10 off when the item costs $10 or more).SCOP does not include pharmacy related productsThe Scanning Code of Practice is endorsed by the Competition Bureau of Canada and was created from the collaborative efforts of the Retail Council of Canada, the Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores, the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers and the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors.
Have you ever used it Comp? Sounds like your retailers have it together.
comp56 wrote:
in Canada or in the province of Ontario we also have what they call SCOP Scanning Code of Practice:
A little secret that a lot of shoppers do not know about is something called “SCOP”. The Scanning Code of Practice (SCOP) is a promise from the retailer to their customers that there will be accurate scanning at the register on all Universal Product Codes (UPCs).
SCOP is a scanning code that almost every major retailer in Canada abides by. It essentially means “the price we have listed on our shelves will be the price that rings up at the register”.
If the product scans in at a price HIGHER than the price listed on the shelf, the customer is entitled to receive the item free, up to a $10 maximum (customer will receive $10 off when the item costs $10 or more).
SCOP does not include pharmacy related products
The Scanning Code of Practice is endorsed by the Competition Bureau of Canada and was created from the collaborative efforts of the Retail Council of Canada, the Canadian Association of Chain Drug Stores, the Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers and the Canadian Council of Grocery Distributors.
That’s really interesting. I wonder if there is an official US code. I’ve never paid more than what it’s listed for on the shelf, they’ve always honored that price but I think that’s all they’re obligated to do. Looks like I have some research to do.
yes many times I have a bad habit of checking clearance items to make sure they are scanning right, depending what it is if it on clearance for over $10 you will get $10 off on top of clearance if it is on clearance for less than $9.99 you will pay 1 cent so for example on the receipt the item was $29.97 regular and clearance tag said $9.97 so when I got to register it still rang in at regular price all ya have to say is oh…does that fall under SCOP…and they give it to you for the penny.. I bought 4 packages of Diablo sawzall blades that were $29.97 for 4 cents because they showed on clearance for $8.97 and scanned regular, buddy gave all four to me…..should have grabbed all of them…lol didn’t know there are 2 items on that receipt actuallyGlasseyi wrote:
Have you ever used it Comp? Sounds like your retailers have it together.
Wish we had something like that however at the store I work at, jewel Osco, we used to have scan price guarantee where if it wasn’t the scanned price they got it free, well it got abused and away it went.
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A couple good deals on reconditioned tools showed up. I have the multitool and it has a lot of power with very minimal vibration. I’m trying to think of a reason to buy the bosch laser
Looks like those two deals were already eaten up. Hope it was some of you guys but it saved me $80.
They also just dropped some prices on M12 kits with a free M12 ratchet. Fuel hammer drill and ratchet is $179, fuel impact wrench and ratchet is $199, and fuel hammer drill, fuel impact driver and a ratchet is $269.
Not the greatest deals but if you’re already looking at those the price drop should help with the decision.
For $99 plus free shipping, an M18 impact kit….
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Looks like those two deals were already eaten up. Hope it was some of you guys but it saved me $80.
They also just dropped some prices on M12 kits with a free M12 ratchet. Fuel hammer drill and ratchet is $179, fuel impact wrench and ratchet is $199, and fuel hammer drill, fuel impact driver and a ratchet is $269.
Not the greatest deals but if you’re already looking at those the price drop should help with the decision.
Yeah, they’ve got a lot of M12 drills or impacts or drivers paired with others like the right angle drill, ratchet, hackzall, really nice prices, I didn’t get these breaks when I bought my M12 tools
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They got all sorts of bundles floating around, bunch of them with the ratchet and a bunch of them with a hoodie.
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They got all sorts of bundles floating around, bunch of them with the ratchet and a bunch of them with a hoodie.
Yup, just looking for the combo of the tools that I don’t already have, going to be a tough one…..
Yeah they have some great M12 deals. Looks like they’re lowering the prices right now though so if you keep track of some and are willing to risk the deal ending or selling out you can probably save some more.
2x Ridgid 4Ah pack is down to $80 (keep in mind these don’t carry the LSA) and Gen5x impact kit is down to $60.
It’s not available online but the Ryobi impact kit is down to $30. That might be worth it just to have a spare if you see one in the store.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-18-Volt-4-0Ah-Lithium-Ion-Battery-2-Pack-AC840087P/205999648
Awesome deal on the Ridgid packs, definitely going to have to pick some of them up.
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I think I will look for them tomorrow….I was focused on the $99 20 volt DeWalt miter saw today. Lol
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What what? Where did I miss this?
posted in the dewalt forum but I’ll post here too because it involves a deal
Was just in HD and they have a dws709 (12 in 15 amp sliding) for $259 and a dws779 for $399. I’m seeing mixed reviews on the 709. Does anyone have experience with either?
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What what? Where did I miss this?
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. Dude no way!! Get me one!!77Ford01 wrote:
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Bigmikez wrote:
. Dude no way!! Get me one!!
If this was the case, everyone would want one, me for sure.
The pic was posted by another member, I have struck out 3 times trying for price match at HD for the $99 DeWalt mitersaw…..sorry guys but I have yet to get one.
Try, try again lol
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Man whoever picked one up at that price are freaking LUCKY!!
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Thanks Jimbo, love just sitting beck and relaxing while you go to the effort of posting these juicy pictures!
I see they still have the bucket jockeys on sale, I could only order one at a time online I think
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I’ve been looking for those mini bucket jockeys, but I’ve never managed to find them.
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Man that’s a good deal for the m12fuel right there my HD never has deals like this…..
It’s a good thing that the nearest HD is an hour away. I’d be there almost everyday otherwise. If I saw that m12 fuel drill there I would probably pick one up. That deal is too good to pass up.
Unless you already have it lol
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That is true. You only need so many drills.Jimbos1ice wrote:
Unless you already have it lol
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NicholasShetley wrote:
That is true. You only need so many drills.
4? Lol they are different models and brands
2 Dewalt, the Milwaukee fuel and a ridgid
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The ridgid brushless circ saw hammer drill combo is down to $129. Still some available in N Austin.
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The DeWalt 200psi quiet trim compressor (DWFP55130) that was on sale for the Holiday at HD is now marked down to $99. I picked one up last night. The store had 2 more. HD online lists it at $229 while Amazon has it at $199 with great reviews.
Paired with a Lowe’s 10% off coupon and it is a great buy.
$95 for a M12 Fuel Hammer drill, I already have one and at that price I’d pick up another one! that is a nice little drill with plenty of power!!!
Price just dropped $20
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Otherwise today was pretty bad. They brought a bunch of prices back up from stuff that was on sale before.
Saw the 20 volt Dewalt miter saw for $379.00 down from $399.00 at my Depot today. Tempting but didn’t pick it up
MikeyB wrote:
Saw the 20 volt Dewalt miter saw for $379.00 down from $399.00 at my Depot today. Tempting but didn’t pick it up
It works with the $150 promo …taking another $75 off
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77- what’s the 150 promo deal?77Ford01 wrote:
It works with the $150 promo …taking another $75 off
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You buy a DeWalt kit at $369 and the Miter saw. It splits $150 discount between the 2 tools.
Your receipt will spell out the discount……then with your receipt you can return the drill kit and the discount still will apply.
You can try a HF 20% off coupon and have them apply it to the saw before you scan the drill kit to save even more $….brought mine down to around $250.
I am still trying to get HD to match this…….
The promo ends tomorrow 1/31/16
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Man… How in the world was it ever priced at 98 bucks?!
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JeffT wrote:
Man… How in the world was it ever priced at 98 bucks?!
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It was a mistag comp found in his neck of the woods.
Awesome explanation 77, I appreciate it.77Ford01 wrote:
You buy a DeWalt kit at $369 and the Miter saw. It splits $150 discount between the 2 tools.
Your receipt will spell out the discount……then with your receipt you can return the drill kit and the discount still will apply.
You can try a HF 20% off coupon and have them apply it to the saw before you scan the drill kit to save even more $….brought mine down to around $250.
I am still trying to get HD to match this…….
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The promo ends tomorrow 1/31/16
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The makita brushless hammer drill kit 257tb just dropped another $30 down to $249 at my store. Pair it with another tool for the $150 off promo. Killer deal.
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A bunch Bosch tools are now listed on sale online. Most are older models so I can’t tell if they actually lowered the prices just now. Mostly routers, sanders, and lasers but some other stuff too. If you’re looking into any Bosch corded tools it may pay to wait and see if prices drop more.
That’s exciting Jeff, looking for some new sanders.
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Definitely check your HD’s public computer for deals on the Bosch stuff, apparently some of the laser stuff has been extremely discounted. My HDs don’t discount anything so I never get to join in on the fun but hopefully some of you get to.
Husky air compressor on sale at HD. I almost got it.
its a nice compressor dude!
Yeah I have seen the videos and reviews on it. Just wasn’t ready to get one.
Yes it is a nice compressor Jimbo, you say it has aluminum tanks? Does it say it somewhere. I can not find it in the description.