InstacartCART
Instacart on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“This message comes from Instacart. Instacart makes grocery shopping easier. And just because you're not doing the shopping yourself doesn't mean you don't care how it's done. With Instacart shopper notes, you can add details about what you want right in the app.”
▶ Hear it“This message comes from Instacart. Instacart makes grocery shopping easier. With Instacart shopper notes, you can add details about what you want right in the app. Download the Instacart app and shop today.”
▶ Hear it“This message comes from Instacart. Instacart makes grocery shopping easier. With Instacart Shopper Notes, you can add details about what you want right in the app, like extra crispy rotisserie chicken or lettuce you'd pick yourself. Download the Instacart app and shop today.”
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“Host notes 'they sent an Instacart shopper to Walmart for you. What's happening? They're just couriering it from a store. That's their overnight shipping.'”
Host criticizes Instacart as part of Walmart's delivery method, noting they send shoppers to Walmart to courier items instead of traditional overnight shipping.
▶ Hear it“that Instacart was running on millions of Americans while they shopped for groceries. We got 400 volunteer secret shoppers. We had them fire up the Instacart app. Um, we had them set the same pickup location”
Company exposed for running large-scale dynamic pricing experiments on consumers, charging up to 23% more for identical items to different shoppers.
▶ Hear it“that Instacart was running on millions of Americans while they shopped for groceries. Instacart was charging some shoppers different amounts than other shoppers. And those differences were as high as 23%.”
Company ran dynamic pricing experiments charging different customers different prices for the same items, up to 23% differences.
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