Tuesday, 1 December 2015

Everything You Need to Know about Price Matching: Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and Office Depot

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December 01, 2015

Everything You Need to Know about Price Matching: Best Buy, Target, Walmart, and Office Depot

Big box electronics retailers will do just about anything to keep your business, including matching a competitor’s price. Some warehouse discount clubs, like Costco and Sam’s Club, don’t participate in price matching. But most of the other big guys do, and knowing how they work is integral to ensuring you get the absolute best price available. Although most price matching policies work the same way, there are slight differences to be found in the fine print. We took a close look at the price matching policies of four of the biggest retail electronics outfits. Here’s what we found.

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