Grocery Program - Minor Degradation of Program ?
May 29, 2008 | 7:01 pm
#1
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Houston TX
Posts: 284
Grocery Program - Minor Degradation of Program ?
I have a Randall's Grocery Card linked to my OnePass account - 125 miles for every $250
Thankfully, my family has had little need of prescriptions. However, my wife needed a couple of antibiotics today so I got them filled at the local Randall's. I noticed that the Rxs did not show up as credit toward the OnePass miles (it is printed on the receipt). My regular grocery order today (different cash register) rang up fine, with the credit shown.
It has been a while since I've had an Rx filled (maybe a year or more) but I could swear that they used to give credit for prescriptions. So it seems to be a minor downgrading of the program - not significant either way except as an example of how things are being squeezed.
Thankfully, my family has had little need of prescriptions. However, my wife needed a couple of antibiotics today so I got them filled at the local Randall's. I noticed that the Rxs did not show up as credit toward the OnePass miles (it is printed on the receipt). My regular grocery order today (different cash register) rang up fine, with the credit shown.
It has been a while since I've had an Rx filled (maybe a year or more) but I could swear that they used to give credit for prescriptions. So it seems to be a minor downgrading of the program - not significant either way except as an example of how things are being squeezed.
May 29, 2008 | 8:15 pm
#2
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Here and There
Programs: Delta Gold, Hilton Honors Gold, All on my own dime.
Posts: 6,049
I have a Randall's Grocery Card linked to my OnePass account - 125 miles for every $250
Thankfully, my family has had little need of prescriptions. However, my wife needed a couple of antibiotics today so I got them filled at the local Randall's. I noticed that the Rxs did not show up as credit toward the OnePass miles (it is printed on the receipt). My regular grocery order today (different cash register) rang up fine, with the credit shown.
It has been a while since I've had an Rx filled (maybe a year or more) but I could swear that they used to give credit for prescriptions. So it seems to be a minor downgrading of the program - not significant either way except as an example of how things are being squeezed.
Thankfully, my family has had little need of prescriptions. However, my wife needed a couple of antibiotics today so I got them filled at the local Randall's. I noticed that the Rxs did not show up as credit toward the OnePass miles (it is printed on the receipt). My regular grocery order today (different cash register) rang up fine, with the credit shown.
It has been a while since I've had an Rx filled (maybe a year or more) but I could swear that they used to give credit for prescriptions. So it seems to be a minor downgrading of the program - not significant either way except as an example of how things are being squeezed.
May 30, 2008 | 3:32 am
#3
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: AUS - Formerly MSP, IAD/DCA, SYD, CBR, BNE, JNB
Programs: QF & NW Clubs. Will never buy another ticket on UA or US.
Posts: 1,100
I don't remember prescriptions (or Liquor, Tobacco, US Postage Stamps, Fluid Milk, Bus/Commuter Passes, Fishing/Game Licenses, Ski Tickets, Lottery Tickets, Gift Certificate sales) ever earning miles with Randalls - could be mistaken.
May 30, 2008 | 8:34 am
#4
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Philadelphia,PA
Programs: United 1K,Marriott Platinum Premier,IHC Platinum Ambassador,Hilton Gold
Posts: 1,898
My ShopRite card is attached to my OnePass account..there are several items including bread and milk I dont think you earn miles for..@:-)
May 31, 2008 | 3:59 pm
#5
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 474
It's been awhile that they don't automatically give you credit for miles for prescriptions. As someone who has (too) many scrips, I noticed this right away. If you call Randalls customer service at 1.877.723.3929, they will add the the dollars that you spend at the pharmacy to your total.