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Our grocery shopping poll focuses on errors on receipt at checkout

by The News-Press

How are your math skills?

We are back at the cash register this week, and we are focusing on pricing errors.

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Our mission with this week’s Grocery Shopping Poll is to once again to see how things are going with the billing process or the receipt that ends up in your hands after you have checked out.

Question: How often do you see pricing errors on your receipt at checkout?

You can take the poll here.

You can also share your thoughts on this topic by sending an email to mbickel@gannett.com.

You can also use this interactive tool:

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This article originally appeared on Fort Myers News-Press: Our grocery shopping poll focuses on errors on receipt at checkout

Reporting by Mark H. Bickel, Fort Myers News-Press & Naples Daily News / Fort Myers News-Press

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