WALMART shoppers are rushing to buy a popular snack item for just $2.64.
Goldfish fans are running to Walmart to get their hands on boxes at 67 percent off.
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Elise (@Mommingandsaving) told TikTok users to rush to the nearest Walmart to take advantage of the discount.
The price is for a 30-ounce box of Goldfish, which usually costs $7.98.
But Elise showed how customers using the Walmart app can get the same box for just $2.64.
The discount is available on cheddar flavored and extra cheddar flavored Goldfish.
Customers can also get the colored goldfish in 30-ounce boxes for the same price.
But remember that stock and prices vary from store to store, so not everyone will be able to get their hands on the deal.
Walmart’s $2.64 bargain is a bargain compared to shopping for the same item at other retailers.
The same amount of cheddar Goldfish costs $8.99 at Target, which means Walmart’s are $6.35 cheaper.
USING THE APP
These app-only discounts are becoming increasingly common at Walmart, so it’s recommended that people download the free shopping app to take full advantage.
The Walmart mobile app for iPhone and Android allows customers to browse, search and purchase millions of Walmart.com products wherever they are.
It also gives shoppers access to new savings with app notifications and customers can use it to pay for their items at any store.
Shoppers can also use the Walmart app to create a shopping list and check prices or product availability.
They can also use it to find aisle locations for items on their shopping list.
WALMART CHANGES
It’s because shoppers are also flocking to Walmart to take advantage of last-minute sales, as five stores will close forever.
The following five Walmart stores will close permanently on Friday, March 10:
- Homewood 17550 South Halsted Street, Chicago
- Plainfield 12690 S. Route 59, Chicago
- 301 San Mateo Blvd SE Albuquerque, New Mexico
- Walmart Neighborhood Market at 6900 U.S. Highway 19 N in Pinellas Park, Florida
- 10330 W. Silver Spring Drive, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Walmart has blamed a combination of problems, including disappointing financial performance and “historically” high theft problems.
The retailer chose to close some of these stores after careful assessment of their overall performance.
But other closures, including the one in Chicago, revolve around the issue of high theft.
The store closures come after Walmart CEO Doug McMillon issued a warning to shoppers.
“Theft is a problem. It’s higher than what it’s been in the past,” McMillon told CNBC in December.
If this problem is not addressed, “prices will be higher and/or stores will close,” McMillon warned.
Shoppers rush to buy a $22 piece of clothing that will be scanned at the checkout for just $1.
A TikToker also scored $24.81 worth of Walmart laundry supplies for just $7.31 by accumulating tons of coupons and maximizing his savings.