Walmart is getting rid of its in-store price matching at 500 stores.
While the retailer is not disclosing the affected stores, Walmart said it plans to rollback prices on thousands of items that were routinely price-matched — and those rollbacks will be long-term.
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Price matching is going away at 500 Walmart stores
The change takes effect June 9, according to Coupons in the News.
Here is Walmart’s current policy:
We’re committed to providing low prices every day, on everything. So if you find a lower price from an online retailer on an identical, in-stock product, or the item purchased from Walmart.com is now listed at a lower price, tell us and we’ll match it*.
* limitations apply
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Walmart has confirmed that online price matching will continue. Also, you can keep using the Savings Catcher program, which provides a refund (via a gift card) if a lower advertised price is found.
Shoppers can expect to see signs in affected stores to alert them about the change.
