Here’s an excerpt of the announcement that was emailed to customers: Since first told you about this change in September, some customers have said they’re not happy about it because they either don’t have a smartphone or like to pay with cash. That means you CANNOT scan paper receipts within the app or submit them using a computer. In an email to shoppers, Walmart announced that Walmart Pay is now the only way to submit your receipts to Savings Catcher as of October 29, 2018.
Walmart Savings Catcher changes are frustrating some shoppers
When that happens, Walmart customers get money back in the form of an eGift card to use on future trips. Walmart Savings Catcher compares the prices of eligible items that you purchased at Walmart to local competitors and refunds the difference if it finds a lower price elsewhere. If you use Walmart’s popular Savings Catcher feature, there’s an important change to how you submit receipts. I have used ES File Explorer to search for anything named Walmart, but nothing shows up.Editor’s note: Walmart’s Savings Catcher program is being discontinued in May 2019. The file would open in photo programs and also if one would change the extension to. Now, I am hoping that maybe the receipt gets saved somewhere on the phone or sd card, and am assuming that if it is, it might have an odd file extension (based on previous experience with another picture app. When one is looking at the receipt, there is no option for saving or sharing the receipt.
I really would like to be able to save these receipts in jpeg format. One can also zoom in on the receipt to view it at what looks to be 100% zoom. This receipt can be accessed at anytime (as far as I can tell). Anyhow, an exact digital duplicate of one's receipt is then shown. The Walmart app has a section called Savings Catcher, which allows one to scan a barcode from their receipt or to submit some numbers from it, and for the app to find lower prices.
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