Rite Aid Consumer Reviews - Page 5

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA -- You tell people to enter your contest on customer service. You have to enter this contest by internet. What about the people that don't have a computer? Why do all companies take for granted all have a computer? I use a computer at the library. Thank you.

ORANGE, CALIFORNIA -- Lately when I go to check out at my local Rite Aid there are never enough checkers to check out the customers. Are you having problems with keeping the help?

Despite the sometimes rude and unknowledgeable managers and employees, Rite Aid has awesome deals to be had. They have Rite Aid Coupons, they take manufacturers coupons and they give up rewards (Rite Aid coupons) to use on your next purchase. Combine these three coupon types to get the best deals. If you know of a store that's a pain in the rear end, stop shopping at that store and find a different one to shop at. It may have a different district manager (even if it's close) and be run totally different.

WILLISTON PARK, NEW YORK -- This store does not have sufficient inventory. Also, the cashiers are not consumer friendly. They make errors when ringing up items and don't follow corporate policy concerning coupons and rewards. I try to avoid this store and prefer to travel to one a little farther from me because of the poor quality of my shopping experiences. Whenever an item is on sale, it magically disappears and somehow it appears the next day even though they claim that they receive shipments on Saturday. Overall, I'm very displeased with the customer service I receive at this particular location.

TEMECULA, CALIFORNIA -- While purchasing wine at Rite-aid, I was forced to remove my license from my wallet and slide it through the checkout computer in order for the computer to complete the purchase. I am 63 years old? I inquired what would happen if I did not have a license? and was told I would not be able to purchase wine! I find this a ridiculous imposition by corporate America and will not buy liquor from Rite-aid again!

ASHLAND, PENNSYLVANIA -- I picked up a pack of Rite Aid brand diapers, size 6, for my son. Every time I change his diaper we use at least two of them because when I pull the tab to fasten them it rips. Without fail, I tear at least one every time I change him. So, I end up throwing away at least half a pack of unused diapers. What a waste of money.