ShopRite Customer Service – Complaints And Reviews

1-800-746-7748

Before shopping at ShopRite, it’s important to be aware of their customer service, including the contact information, reviews, ratings, and complaints listed below. The company is a supermarket cooperative that operates stores throughout the Northeastern United States, offering a wide range of groceries, pharmacy services, and household products.

How to Contact ShopRite

You can reach their customer service using the following details:

  • Phone Number: 1-800-746-7748
  • Email Support: ShopRite offers support through their online contact form available on their website.
  • Customer Service Hours: Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 6 PM ET; Saturday, 9 AM – 5 PM ET
  • Corporate Address: Wakefern Food Corp., 5000 Riverside Drive, Keasbey, NJ 08832
  • Website: https://www.shoprite.com/

ShopRite Customer Support Reviews and Complaints

When considering shopping at ShopRite, it’s helpful to review their customer service feedback. ShopRite competes with other supermarket chains like Stop & Shop, Whole Foods, BJ’s, Wegmans, and Giant. Customer reviews often highlight the variety of products, the convenience of locations, and the customer service provided by ShopRite, particularly for those seeking a reliable grocery shopping experience. However, some complaints focus on issues related to customer service, pricing, and product availability.
Comparing ShopRite with other grocery stores can help you determine which offers the best products, pricing, and customer support for your grocery shopping needs.

Other stores in the grocery store industry include WinCo, Winn-Dixie, Hello Fresh, Giant, and Aldi.

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tired of walking to ShopRite

June 28, 2018

My debit card was kept by a business near Shop Rite, and I was unaware. So, I wrote a check. I had to use a hand cart to bring home milk, food for animals, laundry supplies, meat etc., etc. I had no car suddenly, so I used this cart. But when Debit was reported and awaiting replacement, I used a check. I wrote three too close together, not knowing there was a policy. Even tho I had animals to feed and needed milk and food for small animals (kittens), I was told I could not write a check. I have no bad checks or problems with bank. I also know that the trip to the store when this happened should have been considered outside of the seven days policy. So, I now have applied to a bank that I can walk to with osteoporosis of the hip (not the Constitution Bank, almost 3 miles away), and I will have my debit card ready this coming week. However, I got a call I could not come in more than seven days later and pick up some food for the pets tonight, but had they would have to wait until tomorrow. I have renewed my goal of getting out of Ewing with high taxes and moving to another location. No matter what I do, however, I will try to avoid going to a shop rite without cash. If baby animals and women 74 walking with a cart to get food for them has no meaning to ShopRite when no checks have bounced and where months of patronage mean zero, I pretty much understand that, yes indeed, my life has come to zero once again. Even at 74 and all of the humiliations from crooks ruining my car so I walk, paying high taxes on a house I found out was illegal for Ewing to even sell, etc., it seems like being told by a store I have patronized for years to go to hell basically when I need food for little kittens has brought me to the conclusion that moving is a good idea or finding a renter to take on the tax burden. AND find another supplier (probably Shop and Stop because they deliver) to help me with my grocery shopping. Tired of crying and tired of walking to ShopRite.

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tired of walking to ShopRite

June 28, 2018

My debit card was kept by a business near Shop Rite, and I was unaware. So, I wrote a check. I had to use a hand cart to bring home milk, food for animals, laundry supplies, meat etc., etc. I had no car suddenly, so I used this cart. But when Debit was reported and awaiting replacement, I used a check. I wrote three too close together, not knowing there was a policy. Even tho I had animals to feed and needed milk and food for small animals (kittens), I was told I could not write a check. I have no bad checks or problems with bank. I also know that the trip to the store when this happened should have been considered outside of the seven days policy. So, I now have applied to a bank that I can walk to with osteoporosis of the hip (not the Constitution Bank, almost 3 miles away), and I will have my debit card ready this coming week. However, I got a call I could not come in more than seven days later and pick up some food for the pets tonight, but had they would have to wait until tomorrow. I have renewed my goal of getting out of Ewing with high taxes and moving to another location. No matter what I do, however, I will try to avoid going to a shop rite without cash. If baby animals and women 74 walking with a cart to get food for them has no meaning to ShopRite when no checks have bounced and where months of patronage mean zero, I pretty much understand that, yes indeed, my life has come to zero once again. Even at 74 and all of the humiliations from crooks ruining my car so I walk, paying high taxes on a house I found out was illegal for Ewing to even sell, etc., it seems like being told by a store I have patronized for years to go to hell basically when I need food for little kittens has brought me to the conclusion that moving is a good idea or finding a renter to take on the tax burden. AND find another supplier (probably Shop and Stop because they deliver) to help me with my grocery shopping. Tired of crying and tired of walking to ShopRite.

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