Toys R Us will match holiday deals from Amazon and other e-retailers
Toy retailer Toys R Us has extended its price match policy, making it easier for customers to get a price adjustment on purchased made at Toys R Us. The Toys R Us and Babies R Us stores will price match local retail competitors and 20 major online competitors in all product categories when requested by a customer.
Price match is very useful when you want to buy a toy or item right away at a ToysRUs retail location. You just whip out your smartphone and check if Amazon, Walmart or any other listed competitor offers a better price. You then just show the better price on the competitor’s website or app on your smartphone at the customer service station. The online prices must be verifiable via competitor website.
Toys R Us is also honoring competitors’ digital and print coupons. The shipping charges will also no longer be calculated as part of the price match policy and store customer service desks will process requests on the spot, eliminating the need to make an additional phone call after the in-store purchase.
“As the authority on toys and baby products, we believe shoppers should be able to buy from us with the confidence they are receiving the best available price possible,” said Dave Brandon, Chairman and CEO, Toys”R”Us, Inc. “Our unmatched assortment of products, coupled with our updated Price Match Guarantee, gives people a reason to choose us – this holiday season, and all-year round.”
As always there are more exceptions to the price match, but in general the Toy R Us price match is very straight forward. As with most price match policies, the Toys R Us Price Match Guarantee will not be available on Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Most retailers are not offering price match on Black Friday 2016 deals.
List of Toys R Us price match stores: Amazon, Baby Depot, Barnes & Noble, Best Buy, buybuy BABY, diapers.com, Fred Meyer, GameStop, Hobby Lobby, JCPenny, Kmart, Kohl’s, LEGO, Macy’s, Meijer, Michael’s, Sears, Target, Walmart.
