> Maryland becomes first state to ban dynamic pricing in grocery stores

How do they define "Dynamic Pricing"?    Knowing socialist democrats, it sounds like a sure way to close every grocery store in the state ---  leaving the party run state government the sole source of food.


Sig HEIL!!!

Maryland is also cracking down on car license plates from out-of-state not matching in state resident addresses.

THIS MEANS YOU ILLEGAL ALIENS WITH TENNESSEE TAGS
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Tom Leykis wrote:

How do they define "Dynamic Pricing"?    Knowing socialist democrats, it sounds like a sure way to close every grocery store in the state ---  leaving the party run state government the sole source of food.


Sig HEIL!!!

Dynamic pricing is defined as intraday price changes. It prohibits companies from changing price between the time you take it off the shelf and the time you go through the checkout line.

It's to stop Walmart and other stores from doing shyt like this:

Walmart Price Increases
What Redditors Report Experiencing
Prices rising between viewing and checkout. "I opened a second tab to confirm some other specs and configs, and when I returned to the Walmart tab to purchase the HDD, the price jumped to $369."

Items canceled then relisted at higher prices. "I placed the order and paid for it, three hours later they cancled it and when i click on the item, it now takes me to a page where said item is available but $299"

In-store vs online price gaps (pickup/delivery more expensive). "I saw these socks for $5. I clicked on the item and saw it said 'in store price $5' 'online price $10.47.'"

Suspected Causes And Patterns
Dynamic or surveillance pricing systems being deployed. "Walmart is replacing printed price stickers with Electronic Shelving Labels across thousands of stores."

Prices changing quickly in carts or when logged in. "I order a fair amount from WM... Found something that was almost half off and put two in the cart. I go back later to finish and checkout... it's back to full price, this within like 3 hours."

Pharmacy and insurance billing issues causing big jumps. "The price of some meds from last month to this month has gone up by 10 times... Walmart blamed the insurance."

I went to a bar in Singapore that worked like this. It's a brilliant idea which should be adopted everywhere. Imagine the reduction in waste.

Therefore the faggers want it gone.