Obviously, with this sign, the store is trying to give shoppers the idea that they have low prices.
But is that really what it means? Maybe they have the highest prices 5 years in a row? Or maybe they used to have low prices, but not any more?
What do you think?
I don't know if you've got that supermarket in the states but it's one of those budget places. The type that sells brands you've never heard of. The sign means nothing because who exactly is voting? If you ask someone in the street who's the cheapest supermarket a lot will say aldi but that doesn't mean they shop there. The price comparisons are always "similar" products rather than like for like, its koka kola v Coca-Cola.
It doesn't say anything but the intent is to mislead the public into thinking their prices are low
u it means that in the last five years in a row... they have ranked as the one number choice in the categorize of "best value"
or cheaper/lower prices compared to other stores
* BEWARE OF THE ASTERISK * & when you see it on a sign, advertisement, contract or document read the fine print or footnotes.
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The are the highest ranked grocer in America when it comes to the price of using a grocery cart. No other grocer charges a fee, so that makes Aldi number one.
u Simple-minded marketing targeted at simple-minded people.
This place charges the most for it's products.
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