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Walmart prices are among the most competitive in the game - and you can save even more by buying authorization or taking advantage of return sales. But while the company's slogan is "saving money, living better", some buyers say that this is not always the case. Customers have underlined the price differences in the past, a buyer has even filed a complaint price differences in store and online. The large -scale retailer has also been reported to customer surface In North Carolina, with more than $ 20,000 fines earlier this year. Now Walmart is under fire for another price difference. Read the rest to discover what a buyer claims that Walmart customers "are scammed daily".

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In a tiktok video published by Shawn Fanning , which uses the handle @ shawnfanning1, it shows a close -up of Golden garlic bocs of great value With green caps - harm them "jarlic". The price below the garlic lists it at $ 8.36.

"So here's a little hacking for you, if you like to use Jarlic like me, but you don't want to pay this price there, return to the CAN section," said Fanning.

The video then moves to a photo of different pots of high -value chopped garlic - which have blue caps and are almost half the price. "In the CAN section, [it's] $ 4.98," Fanning told viewers. "Please."

The comments section was flooded with opinions on different prices, with a buyer writing: "We are scammed daily".

Another said they had already noticed it. "Always thought that bizarre, that a product modifies the price according to the department in which it is," wrote the commentator.

Other buyers were not surprised at all by Fanning video. "I have the impression that this is particularly common at Walmart. All that is obvious and easy to find is more expensive," said a comment.

Another buyer wrote: "Yes, it's true. They do it with everything. Overvoltage cords, batteries, they do it with food. Walmart is delicate [for sure]."

Better life Contacted Walmart to comment on the price difference, and will update this story with their answer.

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Several theories have circulated on the reasons why the two chopped garlic jars (which are the same size, 32 ounces) were evaluated differently. A commentator asked if the universal product codes were different, while another frustrated buyer wrote: "It's exactly the same thing !!! Just a different color jar!"

Some Walmart customers have pointed out that the $ 4.98 pot clearly says that it is chopped with garlic in the water, alleging that the first pot is chopped with garlic in oil. In Fanning video, the front label of the more expensive pot does not lists, whether in oil or water.

Others have argued that these are different products and that a chopped garlic pot is organic. A buyer, however, said that it has checked the Walmart website, and the only difference between the two was that blue -strip garlic contains a conservative called sodium benzoate.

The jury is still on the official difference. THE blue pot Appears on the Walmart website for $ 4.98, but the $ 8.36 jar of chopped garlic is not available online. A link to the product page says that " Cannot be found . ""

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A speaker said that price differences are also common with canned mushrooms, which would be cheaper in the section with pizza ingredients than in the Walmart plant section. But Fanning also filmed a separate tiktok showing different prices of garlic powder.

"Hey guys, here's another tip. I like to use a lot garlic , but I do not like to pay these prices, and I do not like to pay these prices either, "says Fanning in the video, leading to a container of 26 ounces of garlic powder of high value at a price of 13 , $ 76 and 1.5- Pound Badia brand granulated garlic container for $ 12.46.

He suggests going to the Latin food section, where American brand American garlic powder is $ 6.48. It should be noted that this container is slightly smaller, 14 ounces. Some buyers have also pointed out that granulated garlic and garlic powder are slightly different products.

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Buyers were also quick to provide advice to avoid these price differences.

An informed buyer suggested making your own chopped garlic: "Here is another hack, simply buy the bulbs and chop them yourself, using a culinary robot. Then put in a pot, fill with oil, refrigerate ... you [you are welcome]. "

Others recommended to head to Sam's Club (a Walmart subsidiary), Aldi or a dollar for better prices. "Go to Dollar Tree and pay $ 1.25," a commentator wrote about chopped garlic.

Another said: "I think I paid $ 5/6 for the huge plastic bottle at the Sams Club."

Regarding garlic powder, a buyer said "it's even cheaper at Costco".