“Who Told You Woolworths Is Expensive?” Woman Plugs Special Deals With SA Shoppers

• A local influencer plugged Mzansi social media users with a few deals she found at Woolworths
• The woman noted that after 2 pm, the popular homeware, fashion, food and beauty store lowers their prices on certain items
• Some people in the comment section were thankful for the plug, while others shared that they didn't experience it

A woman let Mzansi in on a 'secret' when she told them about the specials Woolworths offers.

Using the handle @jonesie_ on TikTok, fashion and lifestyle content creator Dené Jones said in a video that Woolworths has days, especially after 2 pm when they sell their items at a lower price.

Dené added:

"These items can be marked off as far as 50% off. Imagine! Now, don't say I never gave you a Woolies plug, ne?"

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Netizens are two-minded about the Woolies deals

After the woman shared the Woolworths plug, the post was met with thankful TikTokkers and sceptical ones.

@maahiera2 shared their experience with the specials:

"The after 2pm situation, you have to fight your way to the items on sale as there are so many people already waiting to grab the sale items."

@butchraw1 said in the comment section:

"It depends on the store managers."

@ora8603 mentioned to TikTokkers:

"The staff is so rude when it comes to the marked-off items because they want it for themselves."

Sharing their take on the situation, @sandileebessick wrote:

"Woolworths is cheap if you are buying for two people, but if you have a family full of giembas [greedy people], you have to go where the prices are extra low and meet your budget."

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Among the doubt, @fifie755 commented:

"30% off is a lifesaver, real deal."

Woman spends R10k at Woolies for weekly shopping

While some are looking for deals, one woman shared that she is "not a budget person." Briefly News previously reported that a woman overshot her R8000 weekly grocery shopping budget.

A video posted on TikTok by @just_a_mompreneurafr showed her trolley filling up to the top, totalling R10,745.14. The clip wowed many netizens who couldn't believe how much @just_a_mompreneurafr spent on groceries every week, as many pay far less than that in a month.

Source: Briefly News