[quote name='T1NY']You guys, Walmart has this sign near the registers where it says something similar to the customer does not need the ad to price match. I pointed at it before to the Walmart employees when price matching. Then you see this look on their face
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Here is what is says on their website
http://corporate.walmart.com/ad-match-guarantee
*The following are guidelines and limitations:
We will match any local competitor's advertised price.
We do not require customers to have the ad with them to honor a competitor's ad.[/QUOTE]
Oh my god people (Archer's voice), you are not going to lie and cheat your way through this. The reason they don't require you to bring in the ad is because they keep them at the front customer service desk, all of their local competitor's weekly printed sales ads. When you ask for an ad match, they will look in the ads to find it, if you can't show it to them, you do not get the ad match. You can do it at any register because the manager will bring the necessary printed sales ad to the register to verify the price.
We do not honor:
Walmart sells your local Sunday newspaper. They grab some and pull the ads out. That's how they get them. I think they even keep some back in the electronics department.
I believe it requires the manager override to turn their key in the register if the discount is like more than 20% off. The people who work at the front customer service desks are not managers and will also require a key override.
It has to be an advertised price, specifically a weekly printed sales ad from a local competitor. Printing a webpage off the internet does not count as a printed sales ad. Neither does taking a photo of the sticker price from a store shelf.
The policy works absolutely perfectly with no issue when you have are matching a local competitor's weekly printed sales ad.
That look you see on their face

is complete and utter disgust at the appalling ignorance of customers who think they know what they're talking about when they don't.