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For Every Shopper Who Hates the Pepsi 8 pack

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Friday, January 09, 2009

For Every Shopper Who Hates the Pepsi 8 pack

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This is a site dedicated to bringing back the Pepsi 12 pack and ridding the grocery store shelves of those over-priced 8 packs.

For months, we've been forced to pay more for less, and it's time to stand up against the Pepsi scheme to make more money off of the average American.

WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE!

Leave your comment and it will be forwarded to Pepsi's marketing group.

Posted in ,, by Matt O'Hern at 04:53 PM | (26) Comments

 

(26) Remarks on For Every Shopper Who Hates the Pepsi 8 pack

  1. O buy Pepsi or Coke according to price in 12 oz cans. Since your new size--you lose. You will continue to lose until you match Coke's price or if they do the same I go cheaper. I HATE your new (20 instead of 24 in my zip code) offering. (PS I prefer Pepsi and will buy it before Coke if the price per oz in 12 oz cans is the same.) STUUUUUUUUUUPID, you'Re not forgiven for thinking I am so stupid as to fall for it.

  2. Pepsi's new slogan:

    Less is Best

  3. All I have to say is If Pepsi brings in the 8 pack in southern California were I reside. I will switch to diet coke and I am a avid buyer of diet Pepsi. I purchase 1 pallet of diet Pepsi per month for personal use. Currently your loyal customer. But may no longer be.

  4. Simple for me. I used to drink Pepsi. NOW I drink COKE!! You decided to reduce the size, I decided to switch Brands! YOU LOOSE PEPSI! You will soon learn that most prefer 12 packs and 24 packs.

  5. now all u pepsi people will see how better coke is!

  6. they ARE easier to carry if that counts. just keep the price low pepsi co!

  7. I used to buy Mt Dew 12 Pks at the shoppette/ civillian equivalent to a convenient store every week on Friday. Now I buy coke. Thank fully the Base grocery store still carries the 24 pack which I buy now every two weeks. Before it was once a month in addition to the 12 pack that I would buy the remaining 3 Fridays of the month. Imagine That is on average $12.00 less a month My Dew is getting from me and $14.00 more a month for coke. MtDew 12 packs used to always be in high demand now they have to much on the shelves barely touched, but coke and it's other flavors are high in demand, because they still come in 12 pks. Even though Coke is more about $.75 higher in price than what the MtDew and Pepsi 12 pks were. Now Pepsi and Mtdew are $.90 cheaper with their 8pk's. That is not enough of a price drop for my family that rely's on quantity then price. The 24 pack is the same price as if you bought 2 12 pks. Now 2 8pks are $.70 cheaper than a 24 pk? Where is the savings on that?
    Coke goes for 3.49/ pepsi 12 pk went for 2.99 now 8 pk goes for 2.69 what a big price break for an 4 whole cans removed. So now instead of paying .25 cents per can they want us to pay .33 cents per can who is getting the better end of bargain us (the ones getting 4 cans less at an increase .08 cents per can) or them ( making huge profits if people were foolish enough to buy in to this idea). Cokes price seems more fair because they offer more for not much more. HHHmmm I never knew Coke tasted so much better than MtDew.

  8. The problem is that the traditional unit is a multiple of six. Now the base unit is 8, but if you buy two 8 packs you get 2 cans less than if you buy the "case" of 18. The price points are the same. So, you have to buy the larger unit that costs the same as 24.

    If one brand of gas went from $3 to $4 per gallon you'd find another gas station. It is the same thing here.

  9. I agree with the fact that Pepsi is being less than genuine by selling 8 cans for the same price as 12 cans.

    There are plenty of alternatives out there. If you can't live without Pepsi products but are upset at the price, just drink less over the same period of time. You'll still get your Pepsi while reducing Pepsi's sales volume.

    Pepsi knows the net effective of reducing the packs by four cans is that you'll eventually end up buying two packs at the same time rather than one.

    While that may not increase YOUR purchase volume over the same period of time (it'll probably reduce it or keep it the same, and increase your price paid) but it WILL increase the store's volume based on increased single purchase amounts both in volume and price.

    And since most of us are too lazy to care in the long run, Pepsi wins.

    I really hope I'm wrong.

  10. I'm done.

    No more business from me ever. When the best a company can do to compete is to up their price, there are serious problems at a management level on down.

    I hope Pepsi goes under for good.

  11. For those people that are on here complaining! You have all right to be mad.

    On the other hand why would anyone drink Pepsi from the start? Its not good for our body.

    Water and Tea for me.

  12. Had Pepsi been honest and just raised prices, no one would care. However, this is just marketing bullshit and even worse they're insulting our intelligence by saying it's better for the consumer. Well, no more Pepsi products for me. Fortunately Coke Zero Vanilla is still available in 12 packs at reasonable pricing.

  13. This is ridiculous. I drink atleast a 12-pack of Mt. Dew a week and have been for years but not anymore with this 8-pack. Who wants less for MORE money? 8 isn't enough, and 18 is too much. How stupid does Pepsi have to be? Raise the price and leave it in a 12-pack and nobody would have noticed. Way to go Pepsi, great marketing strategy.

    Here I come Coke...

  14. Even in light of the economy we are not stupid. I for one prefer Pepsi but will go to a 12 pk of Sams Cola
    or Best Choice when the Pepsi 8pk is the same price. I have to look at my personal economy too. Remember Coke's move years ago with changing the formula...they lost customers. Pepsi will too.

  15. I am an avid drinker of pepsi products, but have to say that the notion that consumers favor a pack with less product in it for the same price as the original 12 packs must be some kind of pr hype. Anyone with some sense of economics will see that this is not a good deal. Surely the geniuses that thought this idea up don't think they can market this to where we as consumers will accept it.

  16. 8 cans Pepsi for MSRP $4.29 in Fresno, or 54 cents/can.

    I can go to Dollar Tree and buy 8 cans for $2.66, or 33 cents/can.

    On sale at Target, 8 cans is $2.50, or 31 cents/can.

    Sam's Club still sells 36-packs at $9.10, or 25 cents/can.

    Interesting to note that prior to the 8-packs, Sam's Club *never* used to run out of Pepsi on their shelves.

  17. we need to ban together and stop buying some of the things we think we need, drink water from a tap if possible. if you don't buy, prices will drop

  18. Price increase? Bad Economy? PLEASE! The cost of a 2 liter when I was 14 was .99 cents. I'm 44 now and I can always find 2 litters on sale for .99 cents.

    You ripping us off when we can least afford it.

  19. Rather than try a marketing ploy just raise prices. It seems deceptive to me to change packaging when it has been this way for so long. My husband and I drink a lot of Diet Pepsi and unhappy. 8 packs are worthless. We use to buy 12 packs all the time. We prefer Pepsi over other products but will change if they don't change it back.

  20. Well I have been talking about drinking less soda...

  21. I noticed that the price of an 8 pack is the same as a 12 pack and I immediately felt my intelligence was insulted because I knew that that wasn't as good as a value as a 12 pack by a LONG shot. It may look it by the price by it is not.

    We do not buy as much Pepsi products as we used to because of this packaging change.

    This was NOT a good idea. If you want to give people the option of having a smaller pack then do so don't take away the 12 pack. I like the MINI cans of soda that Pepsi has or had years ago. I drank those when I was pregnant and needed a soda fix. I notice regular sized soda cans were not elimated then.

    Do the right thing..bring back the 12 pack.

  22. I couldn't believe what I saw when I went to pick up a case of Pepsi. An 8 pack for the same price as a 12 pack, just one week earlier. Yes economic times are tough, and I shouldn't drink as much Pepsi as I do, but I felt like it was a money grab. I feel that Pepsi is doing a money grab here - maybe of desperation. When Coke and Pepsi are side by side, for the same price, with 12 cans vs. 8 cans, I'm probably going to buy neither. I don't like Coke and I feel like I'm being taken advantage of I buy the Pepsi. I guess I'll switch to an orange or rootbeer product from Coke....

  23. stupid fuckin idiots. RIP OFF!!!!!!! dam it in need some voltage

  24. I have been drinking both Pepsi and Coke products for as long as I can remember! Plus, until last year, I had both Pepsi and Coke vending machines at my business, so I bought more soda than most people did.
    Since I live in Florida, both Pepsi and Coke have sold only 8-packs and 18-packs here for several months and I HATE IT! Not just for the prices, but for the quantity reduction and convenience factors, too.
    I also just got an e-mail coupon from Pepsi for a "Buy 2, Get 1 free" offer on 12-packs of Diet Pepsi in Wild Cherry, Vanilla, Lime, and Lemon. I called Pepsi today about it and they are sending me coupons for 8-packs, and my local CVS can order those flavors for me, as they usually only carry the Wild Cherry, which is my least favorite one!

  25. I'm done with them. 33% less product per dollar equates to a 50% price increase. FIFTY PERCENT!!! Blaming "the economy" is more than a little vague, and oh by the way, I don't see everyone else having to raise their prices by 50% because of "the economy." This represents the same culture of greed that led to the mess we're in...the only ones who can hold them accountable are us consumers.

  26. Raise the price
    Reduce the size
    I think was very unwise
    I am going back to the regular size

    COCA-COLA

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