Anthony Cook+FollowWhy Target’s 10-Item Rule Has Shoppers FumingEver tried to breeze through self-checkout at Target, only to get stuck behind a 10-item limit? You’re not alone! Target’s new rule is meant to speed things up and cut down on theft, but many shoppers say it just leads to longer lines at the regular registers. Meanwhile, Walmart and Sam’s Club are experimenting with member-only lanes and app-based checkouts. The bottom line: if you’re doing a big shop, you might want to skip self-checkout for now! #RetailHacks #SelfCheckout #Target #Shopping44Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowSelf-Checkout Shakeup? Not at Walmart!Ever get stuck behind someone scanning a mountain of groceries at self-checkout? Rhode Island might soon cap those lanes to six per store, and for every two self-checkouts, there must be a real cashier lane open. But here’s the twist: Walmart and Target are off the hook thanks to a loophole! So, if you shop at local grocers, expect more human cashiers soon—unless you’re loyal to the big chains. More help for shoppers who hate the machines, but don’t expect changes everywhere! #SelfCheckout #GroceryShopping #RetailNews #MoneyHacks #Shopping10Share
Jordan Williams+FollowTarget’s Self-Checkout Shake-Up: What’s Up?Ever breezed through Target’s self-checkout? That quick fix might be fading. Some shoppers are finding those kiosks gone, and it’s got folks talking. Why? Turns out, too many people were skipping scans—on purpose or by accident. Target’s now limiting self-checkout to small hauls (10 items or less), hoping to cut down on lost inventory. So, if you’re planning a big Target run, expect to see more cashiers and maybe longer lines. Convenience vs. security—what’s your pick? #TargetRun #RetailTrends #ShoppingHacks #SelfCheckout #Shopping21Share
Jordan Williams+FollowSelf-Checkout Shakeup: What’s in It for You?Ever wish you could just grab your snacks and go without waiting in line? PAR Retail just bought GoSkip, the tech behind those scan-and-go checkouts at gas stations and convenience stores. Standard AI, the previous owner, is ditching the c-store game to focus on other tech. For us, this means more stores could soon let you skip the checkout line entirely—just scan, pay, and be on your way! #RetailTech #SelfCheckout #ConvenienceStore #MoneyHacks #BizChatter #Shopping00Share
Jordan Williams+FollowSelf-Checkout Shakeup: What’s in It for You?Ever wish you could just grab your snacks and go without waiting in line? PAR Retail just bought GoSkip, the tech behind those scan-and-go checkouts at gas stations and convenience stores. Standard AI, the previous owner, is ditching the c-store game to focus on other tech. For us, this means more stores could soon let you skip the checkout line entirely—just scan, pay, and be on your way! #RetailTech #SelfCheckout #ConvenienceStore #MoneyHacks #BizChatter00Share
Jordan Williams+FollowTarget’s Self-Checkout Drama: What Gives?So, Target’s been shaking up its self-checkout lanes, and shoppers are not thrilled. Some stores have ditched self-checkout altogether, leaving folks grumbling about longer waits and less freedom. The company says self-checkout isn’t going away, but they’re tweaking things—like limiting it to 10 items or less—because, let’s be real, too many people were sneaking stuff past the scanners. Bottom line: next Target run, pack your patience or keep your cart light! #TargetRun #SelfCheckout #RetailLife #ShoppingHacks #Shopping00Share
Megan Garcia+FollowWhy Target’s Killing Self-CheckoutHeads up, Target fans: those quick self-checkout lanes are getting the boot. Now, if you’ve got more than 10 items, you’ll have to line up for a cashier. Why? Shoplifting has gotten so wild that Target lost nearly $500 million last year just from missing inventory. Other stores like Walmart and Dollar General are also scaling back self-checkout. So, if you love scanning your own stuff, brace yourself for longer lines—but maybe fewer sticky-fingered shoppers! #Target #SelfCheckout #RetailTrends #Shoplifting #MoneyHacks #Shopping51Share
christinewhite+FollowWhy Target’s Killing Self-CheckoutHeads up, Target fans: those speedy self-checkout lanes are getting the boot for most shoppers. Now, if you’ve got more than 10 items, you’ll be sent to a regular cashier. Why? Shoplifting has gotten so wild that Target lost nearly $500 million last year! Turns out, those unmanned kiosks are a shoplifter’s dream. So, expect longer lines but maybe fewer price hikes down the road. Looks like the era of scan-and-go is slowing down, at least for now. #Target #SelfCheckout #RetailTrends #Shoplifting #MoneyHacks #Shopping20Share
Megan Garcia+FollowTarget’s Self-Checkout Shakeup: Yay or Nay?Heads up, Target fans! The next time you swing by for a quick haul, you might notice self-checkout is now only for 10 items or less—or gone altogether at some stores. Why? Target’s trying to cut down on shoplifting and checkout mistakes that cost them big bucks last year. Some shoppers are annoyed, saying it slows them down, while others might just take their carts to Walmart instead. Would you miss speedy self-checkout, or do you prefer a cashier anyway? #Target #RetailNews #ShoppingHacks #SelfCheckout #MoneyMatters #Shopping01Share
Jordan Williams+FollowTarget’s Self-Checkout Shakeup: Yay or Nay?Heads up, Target fans: some stores are ditching or limiting self-checkout lanes, and shoppers are fired up. If you love zipping through with a cart full of stuff, you might have to go old-school and chat with a cashier again. Some folks are worried about longer lines and less convenience, while others are happy humans might get more hours. Either way, your next Target run could look a little different—so plan your snack haul accordingly! #Target #ShoppingHacks #RetailTrends #MoneyLife #SelfCheckout #Shopping20Share
