‘Nonexistent customer service’ rage Kroger shoppers as self-checkout assistants ‘do nothing’ to help ...Middle East

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KROGER shoppers are fed up with the store for a variety of reasons, and the self-checkout remains a common cause for their complaints. The retailer recently apologized in a series of posts following a customer complaint. Customers are complaining about Kroger’s prices, customer service and self-checkoutGetty X, the website formerly known as Twitter, remains a common place for customers to air their grievances. In the hopes of reaching retailers directly, shoppers often tag places like, Kroger, Walmart and Aldi in their posts. And while social media posts are sometimes unseen by stores, many retailers reply to customers with feedback and apologies. CHECKED OUT Last week,

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