Justin Guerra+FollowDoes "delivery to the door" just not apply if there are stairs involved now?I usually order about four cases of water at a time since it lasts me a few weeks and I have never really had an issue until recently. I just had a baby a couple of days ago so I am stuck at home, and literally cannot carry heavy things right now. My shopper Jonny messaged me saying the order was too heavy and he wanted me to come down to get it or he was just going to leave it on the stairs.. I understand that multiple cases of water and soda are heavy but that is exactly why I paid for a delivery service in the first place! I always tip well after the job is actually done. But now it feels like some drivers expect a huge tip upfront before they even decide if they want to do their job properly. It is so frustrating because if you are physically unable to complete a delivery you should probably just pass the order to someone else instead of lecturing the customer. #DeliveryFails #Instacart #NewMomLife #GroceryDelivery #BadServiceStories 00Share
christinewhite+FollowInstacart’s AI Price Tests: No More Surprise Markups!Ever notice your Wheat Thins costing more one day than the next on Instacart? Turns out, some stores were using AI to test different prices on us. After a bunch of shoppers and watchdogs called them out, Instacart is pulling the plug on these secret price experiments. Good news: you’ll know what you’re paying for, no more sneaky markups. Always double-check your cart before you check out! #Business #LocalBusiness #Instacart00Share
Bryan Grant+FollowInstacart Price Drama: Why Your Groceries Cost MoreEver notice your Instacart order total seems to change for the same groceries? Turns out, Instacart was testing different prices for the same items at the same store, using an AI tool. After a lot of customer complaints and a nudge from regulators, Instacart is ditching these 'price tests.' So, while prices might still vary by store, at least you won’t be a guinea pig for surprise markups anymore. Always double-check your cart before you check out! #Business #LocalBusiness #Instacart00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowInstacart’s Price Experiment: Would You Pay More?Ever notice your eggs cost more on Instacart than your friend’s? Turns out, Instacart was testing how much shoppers would pay for the same groceries—even if you and your neighbor ordered at the same time from the same store. After some major backlash, they’re pulling the plug on this pricing experiment. The takeaway? Always double-check your online cart, because not all prices are created equal! #Business #LocalBusiness #Instacart00Share
robertocarter+FollowDid Instacart Overcharge You? Here’s the ScoopHeads up if you’ve ever used Instacart: they’re shelling out $60 million in refunds after the FTC called them out for sneaky fees and surprise subscriptions. Basically, some folks thought they were getting free delivery, but ended up paying extra. Plus, those “100% satisfaction” promises? Not so much. If you shop online, always double-check the fine print and your bank statements—those small charges can add up! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Instacart00Share
Mark Pruitt+FollowAre AI Price Hikes on Groceries Fair?Ever noticed your grocery bill is higher on Instacart than in-store? A new study claims Instacart’s AI-driven pricing experiments can make some shoppers pay up to 23% more for the same product. The company says it’s just “AI-enabled pricing experiments,” not dynamic pricing. But does this tech-driven strategy cross a line, or is it just the future of shopping? Let’s debate: Should AI set our prices? #Tech #AIpricing #Instacart00Share
jamesmcdaniel+FollowIs Instacart’s AI Pricing Fair or Foul?Ever noticed your grocery bill changing for the same items on Instacart? A new report reveals that Instacart uses artificial intelligence to test different prices for the same products—even at the same store and time. Some shoppers pay up to 23% more than others, just because of these AI-driven experiments. Is this innovative pricing or just a sneaky way to squeeze more from consumers? Would you keep using Instacart if you knew you might be paying more than your neighbor? #Tech #Instacart #AIpricing00Share
Kelly Sanchez+FollowIs AI Making Your Groceries Pricier?Ever noticed your online grocery bill fluctuating for the same items? Instacart’s new algorithmic pricing is sparking debate—some shoppers are being charged up to 23% more for identical products, all thanks to artificial intelligence. Is this smart pricing, or a sneaky way to squeeze more from our wallets? Should tech-driven pricing experiments be more transparent, or is this just the new normal for digital shopping? #Tech #Instacart #AIpricing00Share
kirsten43+FollowIs Instacart’s AI Pricing Fair or Foul?Instacart’s algorithmic pricing is making waves—some shoppers are seeing up to 23% markups on identical groceries, all thanks to artificial intelligence. Is this dynamic pricing a smart innovation or a slippery slope for transparency and trust? With food costs already on the rise, should tech-driven price experiments be allowed to shape our grocery bills? Let’s hear your take: is this the future of shopping, or a step too far? #Tech #Instacart #AIpricing00Share
Megan Garcia+FollowInstacart’s Price Roulette: Are You Overpaying?Heads up, grocery delivery fans: a new Consumer Reports investigation found Instacart might be charging different prices for the same groceries, depending on who’s shopping and when. Some folks paid up to 23% more for identical items—yikes! This is all thanks to Instacart’s sneaky algorithmic pricing. So, if you want to save, double-check your cart and maybe mix in some old-school in-person shopping. No one wants to pay extra for peanut butter! #Business #LocalBusiness #Instacart00Share
