Do you need a receipt?

[pudds]

Does anyone know whats behind Aldi's policy of trying to encourage customers not to take a receipt?

On the back of their receipts it clearly states that every item in the store is covered by their 60 day no quibble guarantee if you have the receipt so it's a very important piece of paper.


It's hardly just for the saving on printer ink and paper!

 

[POC]

I've never had that experience in Aldi. The receipt is always offered and I accept. But a lot of other shops and cafes make me feel I'm being awkward if I ask for a receipt, as it frequently isn't offered.

 

[Persia]

If you have the lidl plus app you get a digital receipt, perhaps Aldi have similar?

 

[ClubMan]

Most times I've been in Aldi they ask "would you like your receipt?" but I've never noticed them discouraging customers from taking one or any issue if I said "yes, please".

 

[ClubMan]

If you have the lidl plus app you get a digital receipt, perhaps Aldi have similar?

They don't have that feature on their app.

 

[losttheplot]

Depends on what I buy. General groceries I'm not too bothered. Electrical goods, I would.