Ingles Corporate Office Headquarters

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Ingles Markets, Incorporated

Ingles Corporate Office Address:

2913 US Highway 70 W

Black Mountain, NC 28711-9103 USA

Ingles Contact Phone Numbers:

Corporate Phone Number: 1-828-669-2941

Customer Care Phone Number: 1-828-669-2941

Ingles Market’s main competitors are Kroger, Publix, Walmart, Albertsons, H-E-B, Costco, Whole Foods, Hy-Vee, Conns, and Meijer.

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The level of math competence required to count change for a till is usually acquired by 3rd or 4th grade as it is the most rudimentary adding and subtracting process. Not in Elizabethton at Ingles apparently. I just left the store from purchasing a footlong sandwich, a drink, and some fruit. The girl at the register told me my total was $12.61. I handed her a 20 dollar bill and was reaching into my pocket to get out a penny, I told her "just a second, I will hand you a penny so you can give me back 40 cents in change" to which she looked at me like a deer caught in headlights and said "I can't do that, I already put the amount in and have to give you back what it says". I said "fine" and waited for her to give me back my money with 39 cents in change. I then reached into my pocket and pulled out a penny. I added it to the 39 cents she gave me and said "now, do me a favor, give me back 40 cents" and I put the change into her hand. She looked at it, then at me (Again like a deer caught in headlights), then at it again, and said "40 cents?" I said yes, she opened her till, counted it out, and handed me back 40 cents. There SHOULD be a basic iq test given to people before putting them in charge of counting, receiving, or giving out a companys money. Then again, from what I have seen of their managerial staff, it really does NOT surprise me in the least. I have noticed on most of my visits however, the salad bar which used to be well kept up, has a lot of very brown lettuce, sometimes slimy. I used to buy salads at this store, but stopped when it took more time to pick through the brown lettuce to find any green lettuce. Won't be doing that any more.

Anonymous says:

March 29, 2022 at 11:30 pm

The level of math competence required to count change for a till is usually acquired by 3rd or 4th grade as it is the most rudimentary adding and subtracting process. Not in Elizabethton at Ingles apparently. I just left the store from purchasing a footlong sandwich, a drink, and some fruit. The girl at the register told me my total was $12.61. I handed her a 20 dollar bill and was reaching into my pocket to get out a penny, I told her "just a second, I will hand you a penny so you can give me back 40 cents in change" to which she looked at me like a deer caught in headlights and said "I can't do that, I already put the amount in and have to give you back what it says". I said "fine" and waited for her to give me back my money with 39 cents in change. I then reached into my pocket and pulled out a penny. I added it to the 39 cents she gave me and said "now, do me a favor, give me back 40 cents" and I put the change into her hand. She looked at it, then at me (Again like a deer caught in headlights), then at it again, and said "40 cents?" I said yes, she opened her till, counted it out, and handed me back 40 cents. There SHOULD be a basic iq test given to people before putting them in charge of counting, receiving, or giving out a companys money. Then again, from what I have seen of their managerial staff, it really does NOT surprise me in the least. I have noticed on most of my visits however, the salad bar which used to be well kept up, has a lot of very brown lettuce, sometimes slimy. I used to buy salads at this store, but stopped when it took more time to pick through the brown lettuce to find any green lettuce. Won't be doing that any more.

Unknown says:

March 28, 2022 at 4:30 pm

The level of math competence required to count change for a till is usually acquired by 3rd or 4th grade as it is the most rudimentary adding and subtracting process. Not in Elizabethton at Ingles (store 397) apparently. I just left the store from purchasing a footlong sandwich, a drink, and some fruit. The girl at the register told me my total was $12.61. I handed her a 20 dollar bill and was reaching into my pocket to get out a penny, I told her "just a second, I will hand you a penny so you can give me back 40 cents in change" to which she looked at me like a deer caught in headlights and said "I can't do that, I already put the amount in and have to give you back what it says". I said "fine" and waited for her to give me back my money with 39 cents in change. I then reached into my pocket and pulled out a penny. I added it to the 39 cents she gave me and said "now, do me a favor, give me back 40 cents" and I put the change into her hand. She looked at it, then at me (Again like a deer caught in headlights), then at it again, and said "40 cents?" I said yes, she opened her till, counted it out, and handed me back 40 cents. There SHOULD be a basic iq test given to people before putting them in charge of counting, receiving, or giving out a companys money. Then again, from what I have seen of their managerial staff, it really does NOT surprise me in the least.