I'm a Target shopper - how I bag a bottle of wine for less than a dollar, and it's normally ten time
A TARGET shopper has revealed how he managed to buy a bottle of wine for less than a dollar.
Curtis Waters, of North Carolina, picked up the blueberry-flavored alcohol for 60 cents – less than 10 times its usual price.
The self-checkout machine appeared to reveal that a bottle of California Roots wine normally costs $6.
In the clip, Waters said: “Bro idk why but theres wine for literally 60 cents at Target RN.”
He added: “This is too good to be true I’m kinda scared (sic).”
Waters revealed that he bought “so many” bottles as he took advantage of the cheap offer.
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Fans said that the price was “unbeatable” as they were left stunned by the price of the wine.
One shopper, known only as Alecks, said: “This wine is so good too. I almost wiped out my target when they had them on clearance.”
And, another said: “Tell me this is true.”
But, shoppers in Seattle and Arizona revealed that the alcohol was out of stock in their local Target outlets.
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And, TikTokers in New Jersey and Maryland said they couldn’t buy the alcohol, and Target fans in Utah felt as if they had missed out.
Meanwhile, other shoppers said they managed to pick up the wine for $2.
One was left devastated when she realized the product had only been reduced to $5.19 in their local Target store.
But, critics claimed that the wine was priced at 60 cents because it tastes bad.
Meanwhile, Target fan Jessica Spangler has explained why customers should order a Starbucks before they start shopping.
She explained that she gets her coffee beforehand so that she can get her free refill before she leaves.
Spangler claimed you can get free refills on "hot coffee, cold brew, iced coffee, or tea," but not on any specialty drinks.
Starbucks revealed that the policy only applies at certain stores and shoppers must use the app to take advantage of the benefits.
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The free refill is only valid during the same store visit, according to the coffee chain.
And, bargain hunter Beau Coffron explained how she fed her family of five using six ingredients that cost her $17.
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