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Arnold of Dallas, TX June 27, 2009

The receipt offers 1,000 possible winner after a survey. Open the website and it says YOU ARE A WINNER--PROCEED TO GET YOUR 1,000 WAL-MART Shopping card.They gather private information then start offers after offer with your private information already inserted to the products you don't take and keep skipping ahead until the end--BUY THESE FIRST and then you MIGHT be eligible for the 1,000 SHopping Card.

Well I canceled everything but too late after they inserted my personal information into about 15 product databases. This is a bold faced SCAM.---I booted up my email and there they were--15 offers to go to college to flying to the moon. This is outrageous,an invasion of privacy, a manipulation on the Wal Mart name, and I will never buy anything from Wal Mart and will be telling my friends of the SCAM.

Connie of Shell Knob, MO June 22, 2009

Why are there so many self checkouts??? They will all be open and only about 4 cashiers on a Saturday night!!! I know that I could check myself out as well as any of your cashiers(and better than most!! I was a cashier myself for several years)but I was taught a customer should be shown appreciation when they shopped with you. Whatever happened to the personal touch? Not to mention how human beings could use the job!!

Candice of Springdale, AR June 20, 2009

I bought a plunger. The only plunger that was even in stock at the store. The plunger was 2.97. I love shopping at Wal-Mart and have always thought that it was fair prices for the product. But this is by far the worst 3 i have spent. EVER. The plunger that I bought is so flimsy that it turns inside out the instant you put it in the toilet. I have bought a better plunger from the dollar store before. I think that Wal-Mart should invest in a better plunger. Well at least the Springdale Wal-Mart and the Fayetteville Wal-Mart. In Arkansas. In Washington Wal-Marts they have better plungers. I know it seems like something stupid to complain about but I thought I always got my moneys worth from wal-Mart until now. And it really sucks when you have to go to buy a plunger at 1 a.m. because your toilet wont drain. Next time I'll buy one for double the price at Wal-Greens. Thank you for your time.

Connie of Council Bluffs, IA June 11, 2009

nd then they act like it is a lot of trouble for them to use the bags.When they are stocking shelves they are invariably in the middle of the aisle and they act like it is irritating them when you excuse yourself to get past.I have shopped in this store since it was built but I don't know for how much longer.Thanks for listening!

janet of Brunswick, GA June 9, 2009

Last week I bought bananas, peaches, and avocados which were all inedible. The peaches stayed rock hard until they shriveled up. The avocados had brown streaks while they were not too ripe, and the bananas were dried up with no flavor. I called the produce manager who said there were no other complaints, which I can't imagine, and she did say she was sorry for the inconvenience.

Karen of Virginia Beach, VA June 5, 2009

I asked my son (24 years olds, who is in the Army and has served overseas) to go to walmart to purchase some groceries and wine for me, which he has done countless times before! At the checkout he put the wine on the counter first, whereupon he said the clerk (who he said had been extremely rude to him already!) told him he had to have all three persons in his party give their ID cards! My son said the clerk was never pleasant at any time, only obstinate! My son responded that he had been in the very same walmart many, many times and that he was not going to have everyone with him have to show their IDs! My son said the clerk then responded "Welcome to walmart!!!" very sarcastically!!! So, my son then told the clerk to take the wine and put it back on the shelves.

Maria of Menands, NY May 26, 2009

A relative took my daughter's credit card and signed receipts without having to be questioned or id'd and those transactions totaled well over 500.00.

All in all, my relative( male) charged over 6,000 in some large but mostly small transactions over a 6 week period of time. I will later fill out a form for Bank of America who took 6 weeks to inform me that there was "irregular" activity on my card. As a result, I, the mother, is responsible for all the charges!

Don of Stanley, NC May 26, 2009

Wal Mart demonstrated exactly how much respect you all have for the intelligence of your customers when you changed the name of your drinking water to "Sodium Free Drinking Water" as an excuse to raise the price!! Where do I go to buy "sodium enriched drinking water" anyhow? I would have preferred you just raise the price rather than assume I would be inclined to buy your bottled well water because it is "SODIUM FREE"!

George of Runnemede, NJ May 19, 2009

I bought a piar of Starter brand mens sneakers size 11 about a week ago and the sneakers gave me burn blisters on my feet. The size is fine. The blisters are on the bottom of my feet.

Aleita of Rosenberg, TX May 12, 2009

This Walmart store is awful full of nothing but rude and lazy help. If you cannot find something tought luck Polite they do not know what the word means. The self check change machine was not working right I signaled for the girl and as she walked by she threw har had up and said just a minute. and kept on going I waited another 10 min. wanting to get my change.

when she did come I tryed to tell her but rudness took over you got your change I showed her I had not she shook the macine got the money counted it out turned and worked away no Thank you have a nice day nothing. It is come to the point that not only I but many are tired of this WE do not go to a store to be treated with rudness I do beleve that our money is what makes the wages If Sam Walden was alive today I know these stores would be run differently Just to let you know this store needs a house cleaning

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