Wal-Mart Reviews

I wanted to buy a series of books and the store was sold out of a couple of the volumes so I went online to purchase the other copies that I cannot get in the store. Upon researching Walmart.com, I not only found the books. I found that they are selling them significantly cheaper online. I then started randomly checking all the books I have purchased from Walmart over the course of the last year and found that every single title is significantly cheaper online than the prices they charge you in the stores. I decided to purchase all of the books online instead from now on where I can save by doing so and returning the books that I purchased in store over the last couple of weeks that I had not yet read and purchase all books online from now on, online instead.

Equate says "Compare to Clean & Clear Continuous Control Acne Cleanser" so I did, a bad decision! The price was the first eye catcher. Buying the Equate brand was going to save me almost $5! When I went to try their product, that's when I started to get frustrated! The cream isn't cream. I had to remove the cap altogether and put all my weight on the bottle to get the "cream" to come out! After about 5 min. of messing with the bottle, I was finally able to wash my face. The product at that point seemed to be the same as the name brand until I had an itch on my face and noticed that there was a white film that came off!

Store (1500) Watertown, South Dakota - I used to love working for Wal-Mart since I first started which was two years ago. I always had projects to do. Associates were always friendly. Managers were helpful and willing to listen and fix things if there was an issue. But in the past year after our main manager left and our 2nd assistant manager left under him, it was like everything and everyone inverted from happy to the complete opposite. None of the managers listen or try to fix issues. The main manager acts like he's obviously better than everyone, the way he walks and the way he talks. And he says that everyone is an equal when clearly we're not.

I have many complaints with the newer Wal-Mart (2225) that was built in North Smithfield, RI. The hiring process was easy but when it came to orientation, that's when things went wrong. The next day, we had to do our CBL's. I was hired as a cashier. There was a lady behind me who was doing what I'm doing. They have you do 20 of these. The lady told me she talked to one of the cashiers and they told her that the computer training is not even how they work the register so why are we wasting our time learning this stuff if this isn't even how they run the registers? Complete **.

I sent my Samsung Galaxy Tab in for repairs on March 6th for a cracked screen. The website states that most repairs are completed and ready to ship within 5 business days. If your product requires additional parts, they would notify the customer of the delay. Today is March 20th and I still have not received an email or phone call. Customer service said they don't know why the website says 5 days when it takes diagnostics 5 days to access the damage for a cracked screen on a tablet that still worked. Come on, I've seen people replace cracked screens on YouTube in 20 minutes. I had to pay $12.49 to have this item shipped, $28 for the insurance and now I have to wait 20 odd days for a minor repair. Needless to say, I will not purchase electronics from Walmart anymore. Disgusted customer.

I went on the day they said to pick up my film. I waited 35 minutes and was told they were busy and come back again. So I waited 2 days to come back again. I received double prints (I didn't ask for, but I paid for) of my pictures plus someone else's pictures. I will tell everyone I know of my experience and will never again have anything to do with their photo department! Thanks.

We have bought chicken from the Walmart store in Plano, Texas numerous times. Each time swearing we will never chance it again. Every time we buy chicken, it goes bad before the expiration date. One day my husband came home from the store and as he handed me the bag that had the chicken in it, I started gagging. He opened the bag and also started getting sick. In just the 10-minute trip getting home, the chicken went bad. There have been several times I have gone to cook dinner and the chicken has only been sitting in the fridge for a day or two, expiration date is several days out and we end up calling Walmart to take it back.

On 3/13/13, I purchased a plush robe and an area rug for my son who gave me $40 while he was speaking to someone he knew. I gave the cashier the two twenties and two cents since it came up to $30.02. When Amy, the cashier, gave me back the change of three dollars, I pointed out to her that I gave her forty dollars and two cents and she denied it. She eventually got an employee who came over and put the drawer on a scale and said it was correct. I asked to see, and manager Amy came over and said she wanted to look at the camera. I stood waiting for about thirty minutes and Amy, the manager, sent another employee to tell me that she saw her put money in the ten and twenty spot not checking exactly what was put in them.

Owings Mills Wal-Mart store #2290 is the worst place to shop. One of the managers called Tina has terrible attitude. I made a return but did not have a receipt. All I needed was to exchange it. The sales associate called to come and help us out. When she came, she did not even greet us. She looked us up and down and asked us what we want. We explained to her. She said she cannot exchange it since we do not have a receipt and walked away. I tried to say something but she was already gone. She was like I'm wasting her time and was not happy that she had to attend to me. How can such a person reach the level of a manager when her customer service is zero? I am not coming back to shop to Wal-Mart because of this manager called Tina.

I was in the Gibsonia, PA store and two clerks were standing talking in the cooler aisle. I walked past pushing my cart to grab some milk and Laura said to the other employee very loudly, "She almost ran me over with the cart," but the clerks were too busy chatting and ignoring that I was trying to get to the cooler. I turned and said, "Were you talking about me?" And Laura responded, "No, some other person tried to run me over with a cart and you did too." I said, "Well, maybe you better get another job if you feel you are threatened by people and carts." I think whatever her thoughts were, she should keep them to herself. I asked for a manager and was told they were not around and to go to customer service. I didn't ask; the clerk was busy and my son wanted to go. I work retail and customers are to be treated with respect no matter what the situation. So maybe Laura needs some training in customer service.

I and my wife went to Walmart on Hwy 49 Gulfport where we frequently shop (store#0969). I went to purchase a basketball goal and weight set in the sporting goods. I asked for help and was ignored. I asked for prices because none was posted on the items because I was trying to bargain by that. I asked a service rep that was unloading the items to assist with price check. The service rep got angry and felt disturbed and yelled down the isle, “I'm busy. You just gonna have to wait.” So I left all the items and went to the jewelry department where I spent an hour waiting on a trained car to help me apply for a credit card since my family shops here every week. And Mrs. ** tried her best to help, but she wasn't able to assist because she was not familiar with procedure. I really felt discriminated against because I'm a faithful customer. Run the camera and you will see that this is the truth and help us regarding this since this is our favorite store.

I traveled miles to your store in Pittsfield, MA to purchase well over 1000 dollars on fishing equipment for disabled children. The entire aisle was blocked off with pallets of product and I was unable to even see one ounce of fishing gear, much less reach over the pallets. I brought this to the asst. mgr. who seemed not to care, and was told that the aisles have been that way for over 3 weeks, and it wasn't her dept. With that type of attitude, I flat out refuse to shop at any Walmart stores nationwide. I have informed my company managers as well as associates to stop shopping at Walmart permanently.

After working at Walmart for nearly a decade, I was abruptly fired with bias. As a dept manager, I am required to set mods in the store. My co-manager and I had to organize items in the steel overhangs. Yet I was fired for violating a safety rule by being on the top steel shelving and my co-manager kept his position. Most of the upper management at the Farmington, MO Walmart lack the business ingenuity to run the store and lack the social skills to communicate effectively to the staff. Morale is especially low and rightfully so. For every one associate, there are at least 5 managers at any given time requesting 5 very different things. Associates are treated as if they do not matter and are not valued. Management will pile on more work than one person can possibly accomplish and then harass the employee for not completing the task.

For the last 20 yrs of my life, I have been an avid Walmartian. I buy everything at Walmart. So, it’s not a far stretch that when I decided to get a new T.V., I was going to Walmart to get it. I initially went to the Walmart closest to me (20 miles one way to Pontiac) where I picked out a T.V. to be told they had none in stock. Sad but not their fault so, I went home (20 miles back). The next day, I called the Ottawa Il Walmart. I spoke to a gentleman in electronics, gave him the specifics and the price and he told me they had 2 in stock, so I went to Ottawa (30 miles one-way) to find out. When I got there, they did in fact have two of the wrong model for $150.00 more (did I mention I told him the price?). Ok, so I called the Normal Il Walmart, out of stock. So I called the Bloomington Il Walmart - they had one left but would not hold it for me. So, I left Ottawa and went to Bloomington (55miles from Ottawa 25 from my home) where I finally bought my T.V. I brought it home and hooked it up to find a huge internal crack in the screen. I packaged it back up and took it to the nearest Walmart (Pontiac 20 miles where I went to first) to return the T.V.

I felt sick like throwing up after eating the Raisinets. The management was rude and I felt rushed to get off the phone. They then informed me they pulled the product off the shelf and offered me a $10 gift card, which I wasn't pleased with because I feel like that is unacceptable for Wal-Mart. I've tried to call two times to get my claim number. They put me on hold and never got back on the phone.

Hello, my name is Daryl **. My son worked for Walmart for about 3 years. He was fired last week for not giving someone $20.00 cash back when they used their debit card. I think that this is not a reason to fire someone for making one honest mistake by not giving someone cash back when using their debit card! For one thing, if I’m using my debit card and ask for cash back, I am going to make sure I get my cash back before I leave the store! This person waited for a few days and then called the store and filed a complaint! As far as I’m concerned, the person using the card should be the responsible one.

I have applied for a job at Wal-Mart multiple times! The manager does not answer the telephone. The folks who do answer the main desk phone show no class and barely speak English. What happened? Fifteen years ago, people looked at my resume and hired me on the spot.

Twice now, I have bought food from super Walmart in Phillipsburg, NJ at different times. The first time, it was fruit in a container; it had mold on it inside. The second time, it was Cabot sour cream. There was mold inside when I opened it. This store is losing customers fast; service is really bad.

I went to Walmart after work to purchase heaters. While there, I decided to purchase a pack of wine coolers. My 13-yr-old son was with me. I also had milk and cereal and two movies. I spent a total of 71 dollars in there. When I got to check out, I was asked for my son's ID. When I asked why, the cashier told me it was because I was purchasing alcoholic beverages. She never asked for my ID and I'm the consumer. She said it was to prevent third party buying of alcohol by minors. What kind of ID would my 13-yr-old son have and why would I buy my child alcohol? I notified the manager. After I got in my car because it was bothering me. It was insulting to me for her to insinuate that I was purchasing alcohol for my child. She said that she could not sell me the coolers because my son did not have an ID. When I talked to the manager in charge, I was told that she was doing her job.

The people who work there were saying some very bad-taste remarks about another employee’s wife. The employee later quit because of the harassment and of the manager’s lack of response. This is the Ave Q Walmart in Lubbock, Texas.

While shopping, the man that ran the floor cleaner was coming towards me. He had plenty of room to go around me but instead he headed toward me and I had to hurry and get in the other lane to avoid him hitting me. I went on around the corner and on down another aisle (almost opposite side of store). While looking at the videos, he came down the aisle and bumped my shopping cart. He never stopped to say, "Excuse me," or ever apologized for hitting my cart. This employee was rude and did not care if he hit the customer or not. I can only imagine what would have happened if I hadn't got out of the way the first time he was headed toward me .

I bought some Marketside Spring Mix Salad from Walmart in Hueytown. I consumed the salad that night. By the morning, I was using the bathroom every 20 minutes and nothing could calm my stomach from cramping. I'm sure it was the salad. I will never buy bagged salad from Walmart ever again.

I live within a mile from the Taylor’s Walmart so I do my weekly grocery shopping there for groceries and bathroom products, dog and fish tank products. I use Loreal Paris Excellence Creme hair color 01 and the store has been out of it for a month. The Wilkinson throwaway razors that are $5.97 for 8pk has been out for several weeks, but this week I looked for them and the whole aisle of throw-away razors was about empty. The Cover Girl make up is so low in stock I had to go elsewhere to buy what I needed. The great value trash bags for $3.97 were out for 2 weeks in a row. The pet dept. is always a mess. They are continually out of carry-out treats and milk bone mini bones are always out. The gravel for the fish tanks was totally gone. Most of the list I had made out this week, I had to leave the store and go next door to Bilo grocery store and buy it. It’s every upsetting.

As much money goes through these Walmart stores here in Longview, Texas, they should at least have more than 8 handicap rolling carts for the handicapped. There should be at least 50-100 and in working order. Some of the carts are not fit to ride in; the battery doesn't last long. What happened to the greeters? They know more what's going on in the store than anyone. Bring back the greeters. That way, people can spend less time looking for items and give your workers a raise.

First, I want to thank you for returning most of my expenses for the computer (the service charge it cost us) because the warranty we bought was fraudulent. Well I went back to the St. John's Walmart again, thinking things would change. I went to buy a camera. It took 40 minutes to find an employee in the photo dept. When I did, the employee could not answer any questions about any of the cameras you sell. Now she was very nice and tried to help, but when you have employees that have no idea of what they are selling, it is hard for the consumer to make an educated purchase. I purchased the camera anyway hoping it would work. As I expected, it did not! I called the manufacturer and they had no idea why the camera won't work.

I had an incident that happened at my local Walmart Store that was so egregious that I had to write and tell you about it and why I've decided never to step foot into that store again. It started innocently enough. I've been seeing the commercials on TV about the savings that can be offered by Walmart with cell phone service. I looked at your website and the website for Straight Talk and decided to go into your store to see if I could lower my cell phone bill. I walked in the store to find a clerk, Vanessa, standing behind the counter with the various cell phones. She ignored me for a minute or two while she flipped through some papers.

I purchased approximately 40 items from Walmart Morgan Hill this evening. After getting home, I noticed that Walmart incorrectly charged me for two Mobil 1 motor oils at $24.98/each, yet I only had one. I noticed the discrepancy after getting home and immediately called them. They explained that they will review the security video and will call me after confirming. I will need to visit the store for my refund. Be sure to check for discrepancies when shopping at Walmart!

My two teenage sons and a friend were shopping after basketball practice. My youngest son was stopped by a Walmart employee and was asked, "What do you have? Empty your pockets!" Our children are home-schooled and have never been in any sort of trouble. My panicked son turned his pockets inside out, and the angry and agitated employee dismissed him. My son was mortified and humiliated, and feels like everyone is watching him when he is in a store. I called Walmart repeatedly to discuss the situation. I was informed that "there is nothing on the tapes" and there is a "person of interest" that the store would retrain regarding policy. After I said I was considering legal action, I was contacted by another person who said that they are taking no action on my complaint at this time.

I purchased an extended warranty for a $998 laptop; it states on the website and in the paperwork that the 2-year extended warranty covers operating and functional defects for the 2-year period after the manufacturer's warranty expires. This is in addition to an immediate 2-year warranty against accidental damage. Four months ago, the fan on the laptop began failing. After less than an hour's run time, it becomes so hot that the laptop safety shuts the unit off. Since the week after Thanksgiving, I have been contacting Wal-Marts warranty center only to be told that is not what the provided warranty papers and website state.

Casserole broke so I transferred chicken to another one. I would like a coupon for a replacement. I tried to return to Wal-Mart but they wouldn't give any satisfaction.

After a long wait at the fabric counter to have my purchases measured and cut, I proceeded to the cashier to pay for my purchases. With these 3 pieces of fleece, I will make blankets for a charity (Project Linus - a nonprofit org. that makes blankets for children in crisis, nationwide org). I had the tax number from Project Linus. This is used at all Joann's Fabrics as well as most fabric stores. I took my purchase to the cashier. They informed me that I had to go to the customer service desk, which I did. After the clerk looked and looked for the book with tax exempt codes, she finally found it and informed me that I would have to complete a form to entitle me to the tax exemption. I could not fill it out completely as I only had the card from Project Linus with the tax number on it.

Many times, I have shopped at Wal-Mart and found shelves empty. Also, I have asked why they move merchandise around so much? (By the time you know where it is, it has moved to somewhere that doesn't even make sense.) I have been told that was what Arkansas told them to do. It’s the same with items that are pulled off the shelves. (Do they live here and know what we buy and how we live?) Anyway, I was grocery shopping on Sunday, February, 17,2013, when I found a crowd gathered around the refrigerator where the whole milk is kept. One patron was looking for an associate to see if there was any whole milk in the back behind the freezers.

Yesterday, my husband and I went into the brand new Wal-Mart Supercenter in Alachua, Florida and spent almost $300 on new Straight Talk phones plus the cards to add the minutes. After getting home, we realized we needed covers to protect the phones. I returned today to hear from the nasty kid working in the electronics dept that they don't have or sell covers for the Straight Talk phones. He wouldn't even come out from behind the counter to help us try to find one that would fit. I'm so mad! I called the customer service number online and Kiesha told me, "Nope, we don't carry them and I don't know what to tell you." I will never shop there again for anything! Now, I'm screwed with $300 phones that I cannot even protect if one should fall. So pissed off, I'm beyond reason right now. I might as well ripped $300 up and throw them away. Never again will I even go in this store, let alone buy something. Alachua Wal-Mart sucks!

On 2/10/13, I went to Walmart to purchase an HP laptop that was advertised on sale for $248. They had the sample with the sale price, but didn't have the computer. I was told to check back and that they would be getting them in. They never did. I went to Walmart everyday that week. I went back to Walmart on 2/17/13 and the same computer was $288. No help, no computer. To get any help on this matter is like waiting in line for concert tickets. I feel that there shouldn't be a 20 plus minutes wait to have a complaint. I shop at Walmart less these days because it is the third time you haven't had an item at this store. You go to the next closest store and they don't have it. The only place that comes out ahead is the gas station.

This complaint is regarding the horrible customer service and lack of assistance Wal-Mart provides as a company. Today (2/17/13), I made an order online (order numbers ** and **) with my debit card. I ordered these products and one of which was supposed to be picked up at the store today (the xbox360 wireless controller). My order was cancelled for the item due to not being available at the store location when inventory is supposed to be updated to let the customer know that an item is not available. My money was held on my account and I am not able to get the product. I called customer service to speak to a representative; she was rude and unwilling to help. I then spoke to a supervisor Christopher (ID number **) and asked due to issues to get a gift card totaling the amount of the remote to be able to get it today as advertised. He was rude and unwilling to do anything to satisfy my issues and was rude as well.

I lived near West Kelowna, BC Canada for over 3yrs where I shopped at your wonderful Walmart. I recently moved to Kelowna BC Canada and went to your Walmart here and it was a horrible experience. You need to send someone down to evaluate this store. There were shelves with no merchandise. Can you believe there was not one bottle of bleach to be found? How is that possible? There’s not enough room for two carts in the same isle. It was terrible. People were upset and frustrated to only want to get out as fast as possible. I will not return under the circumstances. Too bad.

I was in Slidell at the Northshore Blvd. store yesterday purchasing groceries. I wanted to use Wal-mart's ad match guarantee to purchase a couple of items. The first item was boneless, skinless chicken breasts from Albertsons. Wal-mart's price was $1.99/lb. while Albertson's was $1.48. When I told the cashier, she had to go check the price. She was gone for about 3 minutes and came back and charged me $1.78/lb. When I told her that she put it in wrong, she sighed and said, "That is what they told me it was.” I showed her the ad, and she begrudgingly changed it.

After many attempts to order on Wal-mart.com and having my orders canceled every time, after contacting customer service and being given the same generic answer every time, after checking and rechecking with my credit card companies, after checking that all information on Walmart.com was all correct, after opening a brand new account on Wal-mart.com and still having orders canceled, my next step is to contact Clark Howard and see if he can help with this issue. Maybe it would help if everyone who is having problems does this. There are complaints all over the internet about this. I'm also going to contact corporate offices. Wal-mart Home Office, 702 SW 8th Street, Bentonville, AR 72716-8611 (479-273-4000)

I live near the Walmart store located at Montgomery Crossroad in Savannah, GA. This store has horrible customer service. Why aren't more cashiers made available when the store is always crowded? What's the reason behind allowing long lines to develop in a store that has registers closed? Is this a money-saving measure? By the way, as I was leaving Walmart this Friday evening, I overheard two employees talking. They affirmed my conclusion about this Walmart location. The employees stated that they were told during orientation, that the Walmart at Montgomery Crossroad is one of the worst stores in the Walmart chain. I understand why. Something must be done to enhance customer service at this location or the store should be closed.

On February 13, 2013, Walmart was very crowded with 30 minute lines possibly. I found the manager, told her that the lines were as long as they were. She said she could do nothing about it; she had nobody else on hand. I told her I was leaving because I didn't have time or the strength to stand there and wait that long. In a very crappy tone, she replied that that was fine. There was no customer service quality in that woman, never mind that a Walmart should not have 25-minute long lines.

Your packaging for Equate nutritional shakes are just not acceptable. First, you had a plastic bottle and under the twist top cover was foil covering the top of the bottle. There was no tab or any convenient way to remove the foil, making it nearly impossible to open. Now you have changed to a box with a straw. The straw is very small and inconvenient and takes too long to drink it through the straw, and is not sanitary if your hands are not clean at the time. If you would only please look at Ensure packaging or Boost packaging and do a similar packaging, or any other screw top plastic bottle like a bottle of water or a bottle of Coke. These are convenient, safe, clean, quick to open and to drink, are detectable if it has been previously opened.

On Feb. 9, 2012, I purchased some pet treats for my dog. The item on the shelf was marked $2.98, but when I checked out, I was charged $4.98. I didn't notice the discrepancy until after I was at home. This is not the first time I have found the prices are different from the shelf price at this store #1216. It seems like an everyday thing. The cashiers are always in a hurry to get you out and you don't have time to watch every ring up. Your consumer satisfaction is in the crapper.

Walmart at Southlands Mall Aurora CO 80016 - After overhearing a conversation about Walmart incorrectly rung prices at a party, I decided to watch prices next time I shop there. Today 02/10/2013, I went to Walmart to get some groceries. I picked up about 12 items and took them to the register. To my surprise, 3 out of 12 items rang up at incorrect prices. The 3 items were Milk, Eggs and Lemons. Now I will be watching prices every time I shop there. I shop there very often for the last 14 years and I don’t know how much money they had overcharged me as result of prices being rung incorrectly and me trusting them blindly.

My husband placed an order with Walmart.com and was prepared to pick up a laptop at one of the local retail stores on the same day. He used his new Wal-Mart credit card account (which he was not given the entire number to, only the last 4 digits). He then received an email confirming his order. In the email, he was informed of a pickup date 5 days from today, not today, as expected. Therefore, I called the local store, which is an hour away from our home and requested information from both a manager (Crystal) and an associate. After reviewing the information in detail, they assured me that they had the laptop ($500) at the site-to-store and his notification was delayed and should be expected within the hour. During my conversations, I not only discussed the availability, but also the billing. I inquired to ensure because he did not have his entire account number, that the final purchase of this product would not prevent him for obtaining his goods upon arrival.

I've worked for Wal-Mart for a couple of years now and it has been a bad experience the whole time. The management is completely unfair and biased. They have their favorites and everyone gets treated poorly just because they don't suck up to all the managers. They break a lot of policies, some of which are against the law. They do not care about the individual at all, whether it's an employee or a customer. Wal-Mart cares about one thing, money! Salaried management cuts hours from the sales associates and cashiers while other managers that aren't salaried are getting over time every week. Also, for being a multibillion-dollar corporation, their starting pay is extremely low.

On February 7 around 10:15pm, I was asked to come to the office. When I walked in, Gena, the manager on duty, told me it got me and I told her I don't understand. She said she had to fire me because of my days that I had 5 points and I had already had two write-ups for missing days. I told her this was the first time I've been called in about my days and she said, "Well, you have a D Day," and I said no, it fell off. She said no, it hasn't. Then I asked her and the support manager Travis that my understanding was that if you have a D Day that you couldn't put in for transfers or anything. They said, "That's right. You can't do anything."

On Friday, 2/08/13, I came to Wal-Mart at 1800 S. University Dr. Miramar, FL at 6:30am to return merchandise I had purchased there the day before. I saw that the return area was dark and was informed it didn't open until 7:00am. I shopped until 7am and went to the return desk. Your employee, who shall remain nameless, opened her register and refused to acknowledge I was there. The first thing she did was accuse me of a crime. I had two polo shirts to return, of which I was holding the receipt. She told me I did not come in with them in a Wal-Mart bag. I had them in a bag when I arrived at the store. However, when I approached the counter, I removed them for the refund. I also have shampoo to return. She was rude, indignant and disgusting. She never even began with "Good morning. May I help you?" She finally took the items and made the return transaction that she should have made in the first place. I had a terrible shopping experience. The company in general has poor customer service. Neither my friends nor family will ever shop at Wal-Mart in the future.

I am a frequent shopper at Walmart. The Walmart on the Eastside of Albany closes at 12:00am. I went into Walmart tonight for loaf bread at 11:52. I was told they were closed by an officer. I told him I just needed bread right there, pointing to the bread. He told me they were closed. I gave him the time and he told me the registers were shut down. I said, “No, not while she's ringing people up on it.” With nothing to say, he just looked at me. I told him he could've been honest and I walked out. It wasn’t 12am. Another thing why are there two registers open in that store when it's filled with people? I am not going back!

I tried twice to fill out a rather lengthy and poorly-designed application. Walmart has so many links, options, etc. and it was hard enough to find "submit application" that I'm no longer interested to work there. It's the common folk who made Walmart so they should have a common way to apply.

I purchased a microwave oven from Wal-mart in December as a gift to my wife. This microwave had all the paint peeling from the bottom inside of the oven. I took the oven back to Wal-mart today at 6:30pm. I showed them the oven and explained to them that the oven worked great, but I wanted to exchange it for another model due to the distrust I now have for any Emerson brand. I was told that it was out of warranty due to the shipping label date, which was sometime in 2011. I bought this microwave in December 2012.

Walmart is robbing people with money orders which they sell but don't honor. I had been laid off from work with no money for Christmas gift-giving (but we did have just enough to keep the power and heat on and food on the table - the really important things). My dear sister who lives out of state sent me a $300 money order to help us through these tough times. I didn't receive the money order until the first week of January and held onto it until the first week of February, with plans to cash it and use it to pay my electricity and gas bills on threat of being cut off. It was a MoneyGram money order that my sister bought at her local WalMart out of state. I didn't want to have a hold on the funds by taking it to my bank and figured I should be able to cash it at WalMart since they sell MoneyGram money orders.

Three times I ordered something on Walmart.com and three times there was a problem with the CC payment. The explanation led me to believe that I was doing something wrong. A call to Capital One revealed that the payment cleared Capital One all 3 times as being correct, but Walmart decided there was a problem and reversed the charge. Walmart has been no help so far. I've tried escalating the problem to someone that can actually get to the bottom of the problem. The same card is used in Walmart with no problem. Only Walmart.com has the problem. As bad as it is getting a rejected payment, it's not nearly as bad as the total lack of concern and help from Walmart to fix the problem! Their system needs to get fixed.

I, by no means, wish for the store to be closed as I prefer to shop at Walmart and don't want to drive the extra distance or pay the excessive difference in price to go to Publix or Kroger. I will, however, say that store #0406 is in desperate need of help. Ever time I shop there, they seem to be out of one or more of the things I currently need. A recent example was when I had stopped in on my way home from work and they were out of cinnamon. They had four bottles of cinnamon sticks, but not one bottle of ground cinnamon of any brand. I asked the manager I was able to locate if there were some recall I was not aware of. She checked all the spaces and they had the product in the store, but had no idea where. I, as a former associate, am well aware of why this is happening. They spend a lot of time pointing fingers at people and blaming everyone, but they still aren't really doing anything to fix the problem.

Wal-Mart, I've read all these reviews. Not a single good one. I am here complaining because I am sick of seeing Bettas slowly rotting seriously. There is gunk floating around and the sewer water smell in their little cup. I almost puked on your floor. Also, I'm not done. They are sick from Ich and finrot. Out of eight Bettas, four had Ich! This wouldn't happen if you at least do a quick water change. Why do you have a sink in the fish department? Use it. I hope other people speak their thoughts here. Just click the button at the top and push guest.

This is the continuation of my last message posted as from Nicola of N.Las Vegas, NV on Jan. 12, 2013.

On 1/26/13, I purchased a 16 oz. pack of Great Value Easy Melt Pasteurized Prepared Cheese product. When I went to use it, I pulled the carton top up and the foil that wraps the cheese opened up. When I turned the foil over, there was hard, dried cheese along the area that was opened. I couldn't use the cheese. The code on top of the box is 21:05 BEST BY 05/13/13 FU 0000. The UPC# is 0-78742-01512-5. I purchased this at my local Walmart in Encinitas, CA. I also had a bad experience with Walmart's 1 lb. bag of frozen Salmon - it was mushy and not at all edible. What does Walmart do to ensure that the consumer can buy their private brands and not be disappointed or inconvenienced?

Walmart keeps canceling my online purchase. Walmart claims my PayPal billing information does not match my order's billing information. Okay, I could almost deal with that cop out if I hadn't already used the same account unchanged for over 5 years with Walmart and I had called PayPal to verify my already verified account which has not changed in 5 years either. I have spoken with 4 different people at 1800walmart and their billing department is a total waste of time. Something is wrong with Walmart's system, but they refuse to fix the problem. So in short, ** Walmart! I'll start using Meijers or one of the others out there!

When I went to pick up my item, the lady at the counter asked me for my driver’s license. I told her that I do not have a driver’s license. She insisted to see my driver’s license; again I told her that I do not have a driver’s license. She then said that in order for me to get the item, I need a driver’s license. I told her that in the sign posted there, it doesn’t say anything about a driver’s license, only that I need a photo ID. And also on my e-mail, it said that I need the number and a photo I.D. Again she insisted to see my I.D. I asked her to call her supervisor. The supervisor came and it was the same thing - she wanted to see my driver’s license. And she said that the lady was just doing her job. I just want to know how a blind person, a person that never had a car or doesn’t know how to drive or an illegal (some states need a social security to give you a driver’s license) - how can they comply with this requirement.

I've been working for Walmart for full-time for years and so have other employees. So since new people were coming for jobs, the store managers are trying to fire the employees who've been working there for years to pay less. Most of the old employees are starting to quit because the managers are changing our schedules from full-time to part-time, which is not called for. Also for racism. The store managers seem to be trying to fire the Mexicans, Blacks, Puerto Rican and other races that aren't "white." The store managers disrespect us by screams and commands that aren't our jobs. They set coaches on "not white" employees. They push the Mexicans and discriminate them. They have a lot of hatred to them.

I am writing to let you, and the general public, in on what my experience was like at our local Wal-Mart in Chillicothe, Ohio today. This is simply a responsive and informative review. I went in to return an iPad that my wife purchased for me for a Christmas present. She asked for the newest iPad, the iPad 4, to be put on layaway for four days and purchased it on the 5th. I have today discovered that my iPad 4 is actually an iPad 3 and regardless that the fault lies completely with our local Wal-Mart, they have completely refused to offer me any compensation or return whatsoever.

For the last week, I have been looking for a particular DS game for my niece’s birthday. I went to the 3rd Wal-Mart today and finally found it. When I asked an associate for help, I was told that if the key worked, I could get it. I also found a case for the DS and couldn't find the price, so I searched the store and found a sign to get the price. I was told I could come back tomorrow after 11:00 am, but as I work nights I am asleep at that time of the day. When I got there, there was no machine. I walked to the other side of the store and found another sign. Guess what? Again, no machine. After striking out 3 times, I dropped the merchandise I had intended to buy and walked out. You will not be getting my $50.00 today as I will be going to Target this afternoon and if they don't have it, I will go to GameStop or Best Buy. This store was located at 6065 Jonesboro Rd Morrow, GA 30260.

I have spoken to ten Wal-Mart customer service representatives (including billing department) and three supervisors and they could not solve the error processing payment. If you get this error, there is nothing you could do other than PayByCash, Walmart Gift Card (you can't buy this from Walmart.com as you will get the same error, or try another payment method). My perfectly fine MasterCard debit does not work with Walmart.com, even though it works with Apple iTunes, GiftCards.com, Amazon and every single place but Walmart.com. I have checked with my bank and they agreed all the payment information is correct.

I had a camera that barely went over the 15-day return policy. Camera was defective and I wanted my money back. The manager and associate said no, it was over the policy time limit. So I had to contact the manufacturer. Then after that, I contacted the manufacturer and they told me I had to go back to the store to go get my refund. If I don't, they can't give me my money back since they didn't directly sell me the camera.

I went to the Wal-Mart in Aiken, SC on Richland Ave. to buy a simply radio. After looking, I have seen the radio that I wanted; this was the last of November. When I finally got a clerk to help me, she said that the radio was not in stock and that it would be a few days before it would be available. I went back 3 days later and it still wasn't in. The clerk told me that because of the Christmas, that it would be a few more days before it would be in. So I went back; this was December 14. I want to get it for my son for his birthday, and again I was told that it still wasn't in. Hoping it would be in for Christmas, so I went back on December 23. And guess what? You guessed it - it still wasn't in.

I purchased the Equate brand powdered fiber rather than the national brand to save a few dollars. That was a mistake! The powder will not stir into the water no matter how vigorously you try. Very difficult to swallow. I will toss it and go back to the national brand, which, of course, Walmart has chosen to discontinue selling. So I will do my shopping elsewhere.

Please read this to the end; it's worth it! On January 9, 2013 around 1:00am, I spent more than an hour on the internet to choose a Nintendo 3DS XL bundle and seven games. Believe it or not, the games are for my 75-year-old mother. Most of them are memory games to keep her sharp. I was not able to add them to my shopping cart because something was wrong with the website. The prices were great though, since I'm disabled right now I thought it's worth a little effort. I sent an e-mail to Wal-Mart customer service. I will try to void certain details; otherwise, it would take me few pages to write. Next day, I was able to place the order but after few hours, I received an e-mail from Wal-Mart customer service informing me that the order was canceled. I was told to check with my bank and to place another order which I did, but the order didn't go through.

I understand and realize Christmas is over, but did you get rid of most of the help? After standing in a line of 3 people 20 minutes at the deli and still not getting waited on, I went to the front end to check out and spent another 25 minutes in line. There were 2 lines on my side open and 3 on the other side. All of them were 6 to 7 deep. I called the phone number of the store and reported this. The response was, "I will tell the person in charge," and hung up. When done, I went to the tire department to get my vehicle, and it was parked on the other side of the building. By the way, it’s raining. To rate your customer service is not hard - there is none. Many of the people in line were complaining as well, and all came to the conclusion that it won't help to let anyone know because it is obvious that no one cares. I'm done with Wal-Mart. The cashier was pleasant.

I tried to buy a waffle iron. The box was damaged. There were no others of that brand. I went to talk to someone in the department for a discount. It took several minutes to find a salesperson to help. Once I located a salesperson, we had to look for a person who handles that department which took several more minutes. When I showed the department salesperson the box, she said, "I cannot help you. The store will send the box to the warehouse for repack." I was not asking the store to give it to me for free or even half off, only a couple dollars off the damaged box. Then salesperson goes on to say I should have come yesterday as they were on sale.

The lids are too easy to open! Child resistant my butt. My 2 year old daughter got a bottle of Midol out of my purse and had it opened immediately. It led to a call to Poison Control. Luckily, I believe that I was able to get the pills out of her mouth before she swallowed any, or at least she didn't have a reaction if she did swallow any.

Tonight I went to Wal-Mart looking to buy something for Valentine's. I saw something in Jewelry. The ring and necklace looked so good, I wanted to see it. Okay! I looked at my watch and looked around; I didn't find anyone for 10 minutes. I then went to the cashier to call someone to Jewelry so I can look at this pretty set. 15 minutes went by, there were two other people I was talking to while waiting; they walked off. I went over to the other cashier for the express line to call the Jewelry person to come over.

On January 4th, we went to the Walmart store in 255 Cochran Simi Valley and we bought a princess castle and dollhouse for $69.50. When we got home and we went to open the box so my daughter and her cousin would play with the castle, we had the worst "surprise" ever. We opened it and saw that it wasn't a princess castle at all. All it had was a bunch of McDonalds toys and a box lid. We went to the store to take it back and they refunded us our money on a store credit card and we were told that if we found another castle at another Walmart or over the Internet, that we would have that same price honored. And when we found one at another store, they didn't honor that price. We talked to a department manager named Jhon ** and he didn't do anything about it. We were deeply upset about the situation. All our babies wanted was a princess castle. They were very upset, too, when they opened that box and there wasn't anything in there. All we ask is to get that same castle and have the price honored. That's all.

I am sick of tired of going to Rice Lake, WI Walmart and what I need isn't stocked. They always, always blame it on the warehouses. I have not gone there yet in the last two years that the shelves were not empty. There are usually only two per department to restock. Come on, Walmart, there are plenty of people looking for work. You need to start hiring or start losing your business. Even coffee filters were out and someone checked and none was even at the warehouse. Coffee filters, can you believe that?! Quit ordering only one box, order more cases or check your inventory better. Also, there are not enough check out stands open. Why put so many in if you weren't going to use them? Again, if you need to hire more to meet customers' needs, then get off your butts and do. Cut top wages to afford more workers.

These are by far the rudest and laziest employees on earth. I have never met a group of employees in my life who have no problem making it clear that they are annoyed by you or cannot be bothered. I had to return an online order that was of course garbage and because Wal-Mart decided to start using 3rd party companies, they find it so much easier now to pass off the responsibility to other people including the managers! This is the second time I have ordered something and it be incorrect or an issue and then blame everyone else, pass you around and flat out tell you it’s not their problem, even with the 3rd party company on the phone! Horrible, horrible, horrible! I’m so thankful we have a Target locally because they are my new go to for all my everyday needs!

I was hired as a full-time supervisor in early or middle of November. At no time was this a temporary position. So I was training and a week before I was let go, I got hurt due to Walmart's trucks and unloading system. I came back to work and on the second day was let go after working 6 hours even though I had my shifts for the next 2 weeks. I was told I was temporary. I asked to see this paperwork. None was provided, but a false document I have never seen. Let's see, train me to let me go. Hmm. I was also told to hang in there and things would get better after Christmas. The managers all need classes in how to be managers to many chiefs. I also have pictures of their trucks that come in. You would be real surprise.

I placed an order online to purchase (the bundle was $179.96 with 1 controller and 3 months Xbox live) on December 27th to be shipped to the Chino, CA location. I waited 11 days for my order, calling to see if it was in only to find out they cancelled my order the day it was placed without notifying me! Then I placed it a second time on January 6th and it said in stock online, ready for pick up in store at the Corona, CA Wal-Mart on Ontario Avenue. When I went to pick it up, they informed me my order was once again cancelled and I was not notified by call or email. This is very frustrating!

I live in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. I go to the Walmart there everyday. I know that it sounds a bit much but it is true. The Ethnic Department is never straight and it has been over 2 years. Everything around it is always maintained. It is not good.

I still remember that I went there with my kids very early in the morning a few years ago, and before buying the yogurts and cheeses, I noticed that they all were outdated. To my surprise, the old lady who served me, whose name was Valery, told me that if I did not want to take them, I just had to go somewhere else. Then a co-worker, whose name was Tim, came by and told me that I was a ** and I should shut up! I complained to the manager, whose name was Sandy, and she told me not to go out and scuttlebutt about it for my own sake for she didn't care about that matter at all! Since then, I've always avoided that place!

On 1/5/2013, I went to Wal-Mart in Uvalde, Texas to shop for some household items and groceries. While shopping, my girlfriend and I noticed that a manager we had seen working before on previous days was following us around everywhere we went. After browsing for about an hour, I went to the restroom while my girlfriend waited for me in the clothing section. When leaving the restroom, I was approached by two police officers and the manager that had been following us. He called me by my first name. Not knowing what was going on, I asked what the matter was. The manager then pulled a game out from his pocket that I had previously looked at and asked if I stole it. I replied no. He then asked if I was going to pay for it. I paused and before I could answer his question, he said no and commented that I shouldn't be trying to steal something I can't pay for.

In the Walmart store in Derby CT, they had an aisle display for Cheerios at $5.00 for 2 1/2 pound boxes, packed as 1 unit. In the regular aisle, they had a 1 pound box for $3.57. I pointed this out to the service desk. The first answer was "I don’t make the prices". I consider this another big box rip-off.

I usually take the drug Prevacid for my acid reflux. Being that both my husband and I have been laid off from our jobs, I saw the Equate Product called Lansoprazole. It states to compare with Prevacid and it seemed all well and good, and the price was right. I bought it 2 days into it my skin started to itch, my thighs, my stomach, legs at the calf, under my arms, facial area, and neck were covered in large itchy welts. Hmmm, just like Prevacid. Well, I'd taken Prevacid and nothing like that took place. I grabbed the box, and the active ingredient was the same as Prevacid. The non-active ingredients were more active than I thought. There is an ingredient called Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. Perhaps this company shouldn't state compare to Prevacid and then have something in it that Prevacid doesn't have even if it isn't an active drug according to Equate.

I was at Wal-Mart today, tried on three pairs of shoes, got the boxes mixed up and I went to the self checkout. I received a phone call. The girl cashier who was helping me at Wal-Mart could have said, "Sir, you didn't scan a couple items," but instead, they got me for shoplifting which it was an honest mistake. I had money on me. She could have said, "Sir, you forgot to scan these or whatever," so I have to go to court and it's all the fault of the cashier.

On 12/24/2012, I purchased a pair of men's shoes for my brother for $13.97 plus tax at store #1342 located at 300 West Esplanade Ave. Kenner, LA 70065. My brother wore them for four days when the outer sole on both shoes came partially unglued. I went to return them for credit at customer service but I was told that they could not take used shoes back. I guess that means if shoes are bought at Wal-Mart and fell apart on day one, it means the customer is out of luck. I will never buy shoes from Wal-Mart again.

My son wanted a Mario Kart 7 3ds game at the West Point Wal-Mart on Dec. 30. When we got there, there were no 3ds games. There are barely any groceries on that side because of lazy workers and management refuse to restock shelves. When I asked, they gave me an attitude about this. My son was heartbroken about this, not to mention that there are no lines and all the workers want to do is eat. The lines they have stretched around the store and you have angry customers. They rob many people with the prices. If they have a sale, the prices are not the same and with add matching, they won't or don't know how to do it. If you disturb the workers, they get mad and have attitude with you. The Wal-Mart in West Point, MS is the worst Wal-Mart I have ever been to.

This complaint is just about one of your toys. I shop at Walmart for everything. This one time really bothered me, because it affected my granddaughter, who is 8 years old. I took her there to pick out a doll for Christmas. She picked up one of your My Sweet Love dolls. Everything was in such an unorganized mess. She asked me to try to find one that was in a closed box. (I was thinking the wrapper was torn off by mistake). But we only found that only the white dolls had the plastic wrapper on to cover the same dolls. We looked further, finding that all of your black My Sweet dolls were in open boxes - every last one of them from the smallest to the largest. She asked me "Why are none of the baby dolls I want in boxes like the other ones?” If she noticed it, I am sure other parents noticed it as well. Can you give me an explanation as to why the same dolls are packaged differently? Needless to say, I did not make a purchase.

On 12/30/12, I went to Walmart located at 4225 45th Street West Palm Beach, FL 33407. At checkout, I went to purchase a pack of cigarettes. The associate kept telling me that you can only purchase cigarettes in lane 19. There was no cashier in lane 19. For the next 2 minutes, the associate kept telling me to go to lane 19 and I kept telling her there was no associate in lane 19. After 2 minutes of back and forth of this, I finally asked for a manager. The manager never showed up. I asked the cashier to complete my order and I will go to customer services. At customer service, I waited in line for 20 minutes while 3 associates assisted one customer with a return.

I took a pair of pants and bed sheets back to the Walnut Ridge, AR store. The front serve desk told me I could exchange my bed sheets and put the pants on a gift card. Well, they put my pants on a gift card, and when I went to bring the correct sheets back to front desk to exchange, the woman at the desk looked at me and said, “I already gave you the money for those.” I said, “No ma’am, you didn’t. You just told me to exchange them.” Then she proceeded to fuss with me about it. Needless to say, I did not get anything settled! The store manager/whoever was in charge asked for my phone number and said they would do an audit and contact me. I have not heard back from them, period! Needless to say, I have no bed sheets or the money! I thought they have cameras! Could they not see in them whether they gave me the money?! It sounds crazy to me. I mean, one min. they say they’re in the right; the next min. I’m lying. I mean, really, that has been about a week, so is anybody going help or what? Please, any help would greatly be appreciated!

My daughter bought a Christmas shirt that I could wear. Unfortunately, it was too small. Since the tag said size 15, I thought it would be fine. Also, I had to pay her. Anyway, I came to Walmart to return it but they only want to give me half the price and this is not fair because I paid full price. I hope you can rectify this situation and I hope to hear from you. Customer satisfaction guaranteed.

On December 26th, while shopping at the Wal-Mart on Magnolia St. in Fort Collins, CO, my husband and I decided to buy some gift bags that were half-price. We bought six bags that had been $2.50 each. Two were smaller but the same, and four were larger and the same. When we got home, I checked the receipt and noticed we were charged $1.25 for five of them and $4.89 for the sixth.

On 12-22-12, I went and bought two bottles of full propane tanks. When I got home, one of the propane tanks was only half-full. The reason I know this is because we had to use the tanks for our generator because we had no electric and the half tank did not run as long as the full one. How do I get a refund for it?

I am writing to file a complaint about an incident that occurred at 12:30pm today (12/28/2012) at the Wal-Mart store located at 7401 Park Vista Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76137. I am a loyal Wal-Mart customer. I shop nowhere else. This particular Wal-Mart is literally right around the corner from my home. I went into the store today to exchange a product for another. After waiting 15-20 minutes at the customer service desk, CSR called to a manager to assist with my transaction. The call was intercepted by a Loss Prevention worker stating that he'll be down to handle it. When he came to the service desk, he and two other people with Loss Prevention badges surrounded me (one on each side of me and one behind me). I asked, "Why did so many come down for a return? Are you suggesting that I stole this?!" I requested the male behind me to step from behind me and to move aside. They caused a commotion in the front of the store. They questioned me as if I was a criminal before the store manager came forward.

My husband went to Wal-Mart in Audubon, NJ and purchased two Elgin watches for me. He needed the links removed for them to fit my wrist and he was told the tools to remove the links were broken. He needed to go to the Cherry Hill store to get the links removed. This was on Saturday, Dec. 22, 2012. On Sunday, Dec. 23rd, he went to the Wal-Mart in Cherry Hill to have the links removed and was told the woman who did this would be in at 3 pm. He waited two hours in the store and at 3:30 went back to the jewelry counter. The woman was not there.

I purchased an entire cart load of groceries from a local Walmart and when I got home and put everything away, I noticed I was missing some merchandise. I made sure I didn't have it anywhere and after reviewing the receipt, it was obvious that it was the last bag that was never given to me since they were the last items in the list. The store has those little turnstile bags where the clerk has to spin it so I can grab it and place it in the cart. When my wife went back to the store to tell them, they said they would have to check the security cameras to make sure we weren't lying. Not only were we insulted by the accusation that we would lie about such a petty stupid thing, but they never did contact us like they said they would. I obviously will not shop there again.

These were going to be a special treat for my pups for Christmas. However, walmart.com decided for some reason to send this along with the other item I ordered at the time to an address in my book I had not used for over two years. As I was checking to see where they were, I saw they had been delivered to this facility. I called the facility and was told they were being returned that day. I sent emails to walmart.com asking them to please send to my home address ASAP and to please email me. Of course, I heard nothing and guess what?! They sent them to the same address again! I sent repeated emails to customer service pleading with someone to contact me, no response. I finally started sending emails to every link on the walmart.com page and my money was credited today. I used to enjoy ordering from walmart.com because of the ease and good prices. But now that I know you cannot get a response from customer service, I will find somewhere else to order my products from!

I purchased an iTunes gift card on Thursday evening, and my account was charged the full amount. I awaited the email with the electronic gift card, but I never received it. I checked my spam, junk mail and all mail to verify if the mail was in any folder and performed a full mail system search. No mail had been sent but the status said it had been. I placed a call on the next day, the 21st, to garner information about the transaction. I filed a report for follow-up with the online group. No one followed up. So I contacted the online group again to see if they had received the ticket. They informed me that the ticket was incomplete. I provided more information, and they informed me I should hear from someone later that evening.

I purchased a frozen box of Great Value Deep Dish Pie Shells to do my pies for Christmas, two 9" Pie Shells. When I tried to assemble the shells after 15 minutes of thawing, I had difficulty removing the shells from the edges of the pie plate. I couldn't get the top crust to lie properly over the bottom crust and filling. As you can imagine, my pie didn't look very presentable. Please help me in this matter. This is my first time trying Walmart pie shells, and I am not sure if I will use them again.

Copy of my complaint submitted to Walmart (12/24/12, 1:30-2:00 a.m., West Ashley, SC, Electronics Dept. and throughout store): I am presently in my car in the store parking lot, incredulous at the worst shopping experience I have ever had. The store was very quiet with few customers. Employees are restocking shelves. I approached a ** heavy-set middle-aged female employee with medium length of brown hair. I did not see the tag to obtain name. Standing beside her, I said, "Excuse me." She wouldn't respond. I asked again. She intentionally ignored me. Third attempt she muttered an acknowledgment, refusing even to make eye contact, continuing to put back merchandise. She was not hearing impaired. I asked if there was a cable with HDMI and USB ports. She assisted me curtly so I politely said I would take it from there.

I asked an employee at Walmart Greenville, Ohio 45331 (automotive section) where something was. She answered me very rudely and turned away shaking her head and mumbling something. It was so rude!

Discrimination and threats due to perceived gender androgynous - This is the latest in many complaints due to same issue. I have to shop locally at Walmart and always subjected to taunts about appearance/lifestyle. These incidents have taken place in Walmart located in Pocomoke, Maryland. On December 21, 2012, I was in Walmart shopping and retrieving medications for my mother. At my last visit, I was met with loud remarks such as old, ** and ** by younger associates. This time, an associate made a remark about doing an attack similar to Newton Connecticut and said it was because I look like a guy. I enjoy my lifestyle and choose not to be feminine because it is my right to do so. The female employee was joined by two men, who yelled at me to mind my own business.

I was at the checkout line at the Carroll Island Walmart at 5:45 and 6:00 pm December 22, 2012. One of your cashiers started to scream and threaten two women in line. This was pathetic. You should watch the store video. She was at the express line near the door. A few of the employees hurried up and got her away from the register. A friend of mine had it recorded and may put it on Youtube. It was so bad. Please do something about this. Thank you!

I attempted to purchase a Sharp Steam 062235653062 on December 22, 2012 for $129. It was advertised as $129 with a $20 gift card with purchase (sign posted in front of Sharp Steam). The clerk said that two of the managers confirmed that the item was no longer on sale which has ended on 12/15/12. I consider this false advertising because they left the advertisement there six (6) days later. Why was the sign not removed? I really wanted the Sharp Steam. I've spent time deciding on the product and because of the offer, it helped with my decision. I made a mistake and wasted my time as this product was not on sale. Please respond. The time of purchase is 02:51:07 dated 12/22/12 ref #**.

Shopping in the store with aggressive War-Mart associates barreling down the aisles with a barge of boxes and an associate leading the way - Saturday afternoon, the parking lot was packed. I saw them coming as I was facing them. I went to turn down the aisles and the associate grabbed my cart, pulling me in the other direction forcefully. No apparent reason at all. I told her to let go. The force of her pulling sent shocks throughout my body, causing muscle spasms that put me out of work for a week. Since I was in such pain, I didn't do any Christmas shopping and no gifts to put under the tree. Walmart, admitting totally liable, offered no medical care coverage to assist me in getting the medical attention I need. Nothing from Walmart but a call trying to manipulate liability.

This is the third time I've made a purchase at Walmart.com and used Ship to Store and have been screwed. They tell you when your order has arrived but when you go pick it up, you're faced with the pleasantries of waiting an hour or more on a huge line of 2 or 3 people; only to be told they cannot find your item(s). Awesome! Then they tell you to take a look in the store to see if you can find another or they will just refund your money. I know things are busy during the holidays, but really? There needs to be a better system in place because this is just an absolute joke.

I am an employee at Walmart. I went to shop at Secaucus Walmart and what I experienced there was totally shocking to me. There was one associate working on the phone named Sandra. She was very rude, saying, "I'm busy." She had no respect when I asked help. She could have said, "Ma'am, I am helping a customer. As soon as I am done, I will gladly help you," or "You can take help from my co-worker." Instead, she just said I'm busy. Then I was price matching on the phone and she wrote her confidential number in the paper, and gave to another associate named something like Barla or Parla (I can't remember the exact name).

I had bought a laptop the night before. I went in today and tried to return it and get another one. They wouldn't let me. I walked up to the service desk and told them I wanted to return this item. I told them I have the receipt, but I think someone had owned it before me because the owner's manual was not in it. So they told me to go back to the electronics and pick out the one that I had wanted. I waited there for 10 minutes while a girl went to "get the keys" for the computer storage. She came back and told me that I have to go upfront to the service desk again. I got up there and they told me I can't return it. I have to wait until tomorrow. I need to call the overseeing manager or something. I told them that I need this today. I guess they went and got another manager to talk to me.

Key chains that were all in the same bin; some rung up $3 and some were ringing up $1. They refuse to honor the $1 price even though the day before, they changed them all to a dollar for me. I asked for the manager and they sent me some girl who can barely speak English and could barely read her receipt. She told me the phone number was the store number. She insisted she was the manager even though the manager’s name on the receipt is Pete **. The cashier was extremely rude and treated me like a moron. And when I asked for the manager for the first time, she refused to get me one I had to go to customer service and complain. I will not recommend this Walmart to anyone.

I heard yesterday that the local food store in our area had boneless pork loin for $0.99 a pound. They ran out. I am disabled; my husband is disabled. We both have cancer and heart problems and had strokes previously. I am on oxygen. Husband had a ruptured aortic valve with replacement. I told the Wal-Mart store would they ad match. Yesterday, I was told yes. They left a note at the customer service desk that it was ok. Today, I called before we left home. The drive is total of 70 miles, and my husband has no eyesight on one side due to blood clot. Also, it’s near Christmas time and drivers are scary. I spoke to two men a total of three more times. I was told to come on down.

I went in tonight to make a return to your store (Grand View Hwy, Vancouver, BC, #1104), and I was treated very poorly. I was almost refused to return my $14 item without a receipt. I'm very aware Walmart does make returns without receipt. Therefore unless it is an expensive item, I rarely keep the receipt. I must spend at least $200-$300 a week in this store and the item that I returned tonight I had purchased a few days before from the assistant manager himself in till #18. The other females there stated to the manager on duty tonight that I always make returns without receipt. It should not matter if your store takes things back without a receipt; it's not my fault.

I am so sick and tired of Walmart advertising Maxwell House coffee for $2.47 (can) and not putting on how many you can buy! I went to the store this morning, the first day of the sale, to find a gentleman had loaded an entire cart full of coffee and his wife was doing the same thing. The shelf was almost empty. I had to ask them to let me have 2 lousy jars! When I told customer service, they just said, "Oh, well, sorry." That will be the last time I fall for Walmart's shady deals.

My name is Judith **. My husband and I went to store #2189 on 12/06/12 and had a really bad experience at the fabric department. We bought two sets of fabrics - one was marked as $4.44 per yard and the other $8.44 a yard. Everything was alright until we went to checkout and found out that the fabric that was marked as $4.44 was marked in the receipt as $5.44. We complained with the cashier and she told us that we have to go back to the fabric department and make them change to the price that was originally marked. We went to the fabric department. We told the lady working at that time there what happened and showed her the price marked on our receipts and on the item. She said that the price was marked incorrectly, so we asked to talk to the store manager.

I ordered a Straight Talk card for my daughter's phone on 12/09/12. The money left my PayPal account that night, but the card was not sent. The website said email delivery was usually immediate, but could take up to 48 hours. That was 96 hours ago. I have not received an email delivery, although they have managed to send several advertisements. I have emailed several times and got a form letter back. Customer service (after a 25-minute hold time) referred me to a website which sent me back to the email link, which sent an automated response that suggested a call to customer service.

This is the first time I have ever complained online. I wrote a letter to Walmart, but I did not receive a response (no surprise there). I have Graves' Disease, which if you are not familiar with it, has a whole list of problems. Among them, your eyes bulge out. On top of that, I was in a car accident and have problems with my jaw/teeth (from the airbag deploying). Anyway, during October of this year, I went to Walmart to pick up things for my kids for trick-or-treating, including "zombie" makeup.

I put the wrong address down for them to deliver my product. I called them and told them to go get the product which they did not. Now they won't give me my money back.

The store had three registers open on one end of the store with long lines and one register open on the other end with long line. A store manager was present chatting with a friend and would not have more registers opened. This has been a continuous problem at this store. Walmart came to Brookhaven, MS and ran all the other businesses out and then provides the worst service. I will think twice about finishing my Christmas shopping at Walmart. I will drive 50 miles to shop somewhere besides Walmart and get good service.

I purchased a Samsung home security camera system on November 17, 2012 and decided to return it (unopened) because the reviews I've read indicated that the camera resolution was low. I brought it back to the Buena Park, CA Walmart where I purchased it from and was told by the Supervisor Valerie that the receipt I had said this item was actually a camcorder and it could not be returned after 15 days. I would not fault Valerie or the store if in fact this item was indeed a camcorder (or was listed as an item with a 15-day return restriction). However, Valerie stood steadfast in repeating that the item was a camcorder because the receipt said it was (not the description on the upper part of the receipt, but under the return policy statement at the bottom).

I am not a fan of Wal-Mart stores because of past experiences while shopping there. In hopes of still being able to take advantage of the advertised prices of some fleece-lined jeans for my sons, I decided to try Walmart.com. Well let me tell you that is no better. I ordered on Cyber Monday in order to take advantage of the free shipping offer only to find out two weeks later my order was canceled because my item was not in stock. The website clearly states that once an item is paid for in your cart, that item is secured. Clearly not true. I spoke to a representative that told me they look in two warehouses for the items and if they can't find them, they cancel the order.

I have a coupon for Toys R Us for 15% off the entire toy department. Walmart's television commercial says that they will match any coupon discount from any store. Today, I was denied. Why? This is called fraud. Please find the copy of receipt and coupon from Toys R Us. This incident was not handled in a professional manner and I deserve an apology.

I'm in a same sex relationship with a woman and my partner and I recently visited our neighborhood Wal-Mart in Elizabethton, TN. While there, my partner hugged me around my neck and kissed my cheek and lips. (No groping, indecent exposure, or even tongue was involved.) It was then we heard someone yelling, "Girls! Girls!" When we looked over, we discovered it was an employee. "Yes?" we said. "You guys need to cut that out right now!" was her reply. I said, "Excuse me?" Then, the customer who she was helping at the time said, "Yeah, she's right! My children are watching!" The employee and customer just agreed back and forth with one another. Being humiliated enough, my partner and I walked away and found a manager.

I want to report an issue with Walmart.com that has arisen since I began using the website. They are sending out automated emails with customer information that they claim is a site error. I have complained to the Better Business Bureau and to Walmart.com directly and they have not resolved the issue. Here is the problem. They are sending out emails with the subject "You Left Something in Your Shopping Cart at Walmart.com" but I don't have anything in my cart. When I spoke with them, they were rude but they assured me it was a site error. When I pointed out I am a website developer and that I know exactly how this works and that I know it can be fixed with a simple piece of code, they said they have fixed it. I am still getting them. The email is addressed to me but its link is back to my cart.

Port Covington Wal-Mart exhibits a poor excuse of customer service. This evening, I purchased a storage bin that was on sale. The rollback tag listed it as $9.97. I happily took it to the counter where I was then charged $11.97. I asked the cashier why I was not charged sale price and she stated, "I don't know. It didn't come up," and proceeded to say, "Have a nice day." It's 5:28pm in the evening. I then went to the customer service counter and asked about the sale. The salesperson took my receipt and proceeded to flounce around the station area to go off somewhere. I asked where she's going. She said she'll check the price and that I can come with her. I walked all the way back. She checked something and then flounced back to the station not saying a word. I asked if it was indeed on sale and she said yes.

On Black Friday, four of my family members purchased the Nabi Children’s Tablets at the Wal-Mart Supercenter in Orange, TX. Fourteen days later, they were going to charge them and get ready for Santa, only to find out all four would not work. The Orange store said they would be happy to exchange them; however, they were out and did not expect more in before Christmas. After calling nearby stores, they were located at the Twin City Wal-Mart, Nederland, TX. The drive was made to exchange broken ones for the new ones, only to find out that an extra original charge of $70.00 more would be attached to each one since this was a Black Friday sale item. What a rip-off, Wal-Mart, as you do with everything else! Complaints to headquarters coming Monday am. What about other children that are given them as gifts? And parents learn only to find out they have to pay $70.00 more if they want them for the child.

On Dec. 7, 2012, I shopped at Walmart for food, etc. I was in the store for about an hour. Not once did I see an associate, which is usual for this store. When you do happen to find one, they respond with "This isn't my department" and walk off. The cashiers are the worse ones I have ever experienced in the years I have shopped. Today, I waited 12 minutes for a lady in front of me with a large bag of dog food and 2 toys. When it was my turn, I timed the cashier. It took her 22 minutes to ring up and bag my groceries. I had 6 bags when she was done. When I first walked in, I had a return with the receipt for a rug to return. The cashier and the other two workers standing there accused me of shoplifting the rug! I had the receipt in my hand, clearly visible to them. After arguing with them for almost 10 minutes, they finally refunded my purchase.

I went to my local Walmart this morning in Rice lake, WI. "Happy holidays and merry Christmas," I said to most I met. I am a friendly people person, only to have a sampler employee ask me if anyone ever told me that I had ADHD! I looked at him in utter shock and said, "Actually no, I have PTSD. But did it ever occur to you that I am just a friendly, nice person?" There is more to this story. A lot more. For instance, him telling me that he used to be a counselor. Needless to say, I know it is not Walmart's fault as they are from a different company. But should I have been subject to that at your store? It ruined my whole day. I came home and was out of the mood to do any holiday baking. I left the incident in tears, not believing what had just occurred. The others that helped me after this, when I decided to report him, were very kind and helpful - as was the manager Tammy **. I cannot believe that he actually used to be a Walmart employee before that. Thanks, guy, that was real nice of you.

I ordered merchandise through the Wal-Mart.com site with the expectation that the order would be processed properly. It was not and I have been deeply embarrassed as a result. I thought that you, as Chairman and CEO, should be aware of the problems I encountered. I placed two orders on November 30th, 2012 (Terra London Rectangle Area Rug Black/White/Red; Size: 5'3"X7'6", and a Kebo Futon Sofa Bed, Multiple Colors; Color: Black). I received the carpet, however did not receive the futon. In addition, the package was supposed to be received either on the 3rd or 4th of December 2012. I contacted FedEx, since they're the shipping merchant and they were really rude to me. They explained to me that my package was not a priority and also explained to me that my package will be delivered on the 5th between the hours of 12pm -1:00pm. With disappointment I say to you that no package was delivered to me.

I had bought a loaf of which was priced at $2.18 on the shelf and when I checked out, it was $2.48. This is not the first time this has happened. I have bought other things in the store and have experienced the same thing. Can't you people get it right or do you have to steal from your customers? You are no better than a shoplifter.

I placed an order on 12/1. I received an email stating my items would arrive 12/5-12/11. Since I did not get an email that items actually shipped, I called today. I was on the phone 45 minutes with 2 different people who both told me that my order was never sent to "Just My Size" and for me to cancel. The website would not let me cancel. Meantime, my money is out of my account. I called back and they told me that I will get an email stating the items shipped or the items are cancelled. I have no email and my funds for this purchase are tied up. I will never order from Walmart online again. The Customer Service people were rude and abrupt as well.

The end of summer, my phone was dropped by my 1-yr old while I stopped by on my lunch break. My CMS saw that he dropped it and followed me outside to hand it back. Now as of Nov. 30th, a man named Virgel, Asset Protection, fired me without the store manager being there to talk about it etc. and gave me the choice to admit to claiming a lost phone or be fired. I’d like to put this out and tell the world about this. Now, my son can’t eat and has no insurance after being there almost 2 yrs.

I ordered a small girls trike online and paid for it to be picked up in another state. After the order was ok'ed in stock, there's no worry; the order was done right! I checked my e-mail at a later time and Walmart has canceled my order, saying the item is out of stock. I would think with the great computer systems that they would not have taken my order if they were out of stock with this item.

I was shopping at the Ormond Beach Wal-Mart in Florida. I needed help getting a large item down off a high shelf. On the other aisle, two associates were talking; one was Nick, a manager. I stood about a second until I was acknowledged (that I needed help getting an item off the top shelf). Nick, the manager, asked, “Were there any other items on a lower shelf that you could reach?” and did I check? I stated no. Walking away, Nick stated, “The customers are getting on my blank nerves.” So I looked back at Nick and asked for a manager. He said, “I am the manager.” This is the worst customer service that I experienced ever and will never shop at this store again.

Mobility Carts - The Walmart in Ashland City never has enough of them. Supposedly it is the customer's fault because apparently, they don't take care of them or so I was told. You can never find one during the day. I usually go at night so as to get one. The last time I went, guess what? No carts. No greeters to help me find one. Someone emptying the trash said two were broken down in the back. She of course did not offer to go see if there was one at the other end. At any rate, I went to Food Lion and spent my money. This is a small town and does seem to have quite a few people that need the carts, but there aren't enough even before the flood. The following remodel, still not enough carts. So I guess disabled people don't matter to you. Big surprise. You know, you really need to work on your image. Just saying. I think this Walmart doesn't think they have to worry about their image since they are the only one in this town!

Walmart Fish Department in Waycross, Georgia - I have complained a couple of times to the staff that no one is taking care of the tanks at my local Walmart. Fish are left dead in the tanks and the tanks are never cleaned. Kids continually put betta fish in with each other and watch them fight to the death. Tonight, there were two goldfish that had been scooped on the floor and trampled. Someone also urinated beside them! A young boy got me and showed me and told me no one that worked there had come by. The nets were just sitting the lowest tank for any child to access the tanks! Walmart should not be selling fish if no one is assigned to watch the section. Even the manager told me no one looked out for that section. What's the point in selling fish if you are only killing them?

I used to work at Walmart in Mt. Vernon WA. I quit because when I would report people stealing, they did nothing when it came to the white Americans that dressed nice or looked hot. Also, men got treated nicer then the ladies, plus they wouldn't pay me my holiday pay, overtime, and when I worked after midnight. Ever since I quit, the security guards would follow me around when I shopped and I have never taken anything from any store. They had no reason to suspect me every time I paid for everything. Well after 3 years of this, I started calling them out I got pissed. The only Walmart that did this to me and my ex was Mount Vernon, WA.

I called 4 times and all 4 times, I was put on hold with no answer on the other end. All I wanted was a "yes or no" - for the item bought online for Christmas! When trying to explain to whoever answers the phone at 3:30 pm and 4:00 pm at # 713-300-0511, they were extremely rude when asked for help and all I got was a laugh and a hold, with words still coming out of my mouth asking not to be put on hold! I ordered a TV online. My question was, "Is it in yet," so I can drive to the store which is quite a drive away from home at least 20 minutes. Why can't Walmart please put someone responsible behind the other end of the phone? For me, no more Walmart, I want a response soon and what is being done.

I do not like Wal-Mart layaway. After my last experience, it has soured me on Wal-Mart as well. I went to retrieve a layaway. The bill totaled $103.16, and I gave the cashier $110.16. She then informed me that she was going to put my change on a shopping card. I then said that made no sense at all. I wanted my cash back. She said this is how Wal-Mart ensures you spend your money in their store. I say shame on you Wal-Mart. You lost a customer. I then gave her $105.16 and said, “Get me a member of management.” After the manager came up, I got my change finally. I then called complaint center. They said a supervisor would call me right away. That was a week ago. I will go to Kmart from now on. You all can embezzle someone else’s funds. - A very unhappy customer :(

I purchased a 40 pound bag of Ol Roy dog food. It was all clumped together, almost like it was old or had been wet or old. I always buy this brand and this has never happened. Only one bag was left on the shelf, so exchanging it was not an option. I have the receipt and feel that I deserve a fresh bag. Thank you.

I went to Walmart in Lexington, Nebraska to buy a microwave. I found the one we wanted but did not see any one the shelf. I asked four employees for help to see if they had one. Thirty minutes later, someone came over, scanned it and said they don't have it. I asked if they would be getting more and was told, "I don't know." They are rude, and they never have what you want unless you are Mexican or Somalian. I will never shop in a Walmart again. I can find what I want at Target. If not, they at least try to help you get it. They have better quality products and friendlier employees.

We had called the night before and were told there were three of the items we were looking for. We drove some distance to a Walmart in Elizabeth, CO (we have a Walmart in our own town but they were out of the item). When we went to the home and garden department for the item, there were two employees just standing there talking. They were not with any other customers. When we asked for help they just shook their heads and said they couldn't help us, as they were not working the night before when we had called. They offered no help and made us feel like we had bothered them. Not a very good way to treat your clients or create goodwill. Word of mouth advertising goes a long way you know. The young girl in customer service, however, was very helpful even though the item we were looking was not at the store when inventory said there were three. So kudos to the girl in customer service for at least trying and shame on the two women in home and garden for not wanting to do their job!

On 11/30/2012, my son and I were picking up some groceries at the Walmart on Route 9 in Queensbury, New York. We were in the produce aisle when we watched birds come out of the ceiling and leave droppings on the floor and on the produce; to be specific the fresh Italian Parsley. The birds were landing on it and eating it, plus leaving droppings on it .When we brought this to the manger’s attention, my son was told as he walked away and never even stopped long enough to address him with respect, said over his shoulder "We are aware of this." My son was treated very rudely and without respect, this should have never happened.

On Monday, 11/19/2012, I left three cameras to be developed from our honeymoon. When I dropped them off, I was told they wouldn't be ready until Saturday due to the Thanksgiving holiday. I came to pick up my photos on Sunday, 11/25/12 and after waiting for 15 minutes while mounds of Walmart staff walked by me and more congregated in the electronics department, I walked over and asked if someone could help me, “I am here to pick up my photos.” As they tossed around who would or who should help me as they were all too busy holding a personal conversation and laughing to help a customer while they’re surely on the clock and being paid, one sales clerk offered to walk over to help. You would think it would be a great thing, not! She actually treated me as though she was doing us a favor as she does not work in the photo center and they need to get someone to be over here for their customers. Wow!

I ordered Forza Horizon for $15.00 online on 11-24. It showed the game as in-stock to be picked up that day. I went through the entire process and paid in full. I did not go to pick up the item (I was too busy to go that day). The next day (11-25), I received an email from Walmart stating that my order was cancelled and I was issued a refund. What is going on here? I had no idea that they could just do that without any notice whatsoever. I sent customer service an email and received no help at all. Two days later (11-27), I went into the "what was going to be" the pickup store and saw 5 copies of the game in the case. But of course, now the game is $59.96, not $15.00. I called Walmart online and was on hold for half an hour. After explaining everything to the woman and being put on hold 2 more times, she tells me that there is nothing that she can do for me! This is the beginning of the downfall of a big company. When you no longer care about the customer, they start to spend their money elsewhere.

Booklet states, "If your computer hardware fails, we arrange to have it repaired at no cost to you." Also, it states "No deductibles, no hidden fees" and "prepaid shipping to an authorized service facility." In the first year, I had to make arrangements and pay for shipping costs. When I called questioning this, I was told that it is not covered by Walmart. How can you accept payment for coverage that you do not provide? How can you claim "no hidden fees" and "no cost to you" and then say "Oh, that's not us." I don't need an attorney to contact me, but I would like some kind of explanation.

Thanksgiving Night Sales - I purchased 2 Avengers Bed In a Bag Sets for $24.88 each on Thursday November 22 after 10:00pm. When I went to my Local WalMart in Thief River Falls MN, I discovered that the same bed in a bag sets are currently selling for $12.00 each. Six days after the advertised sale they are less than half price. When I asked the assistant manager about a price adjustment, he said the items would have to be returned and I would have to purchase new ones. When I asked about returning the ones I had purchased and repurchasing them as the pattern, they didn't have 2 of the same pattern. I was told they don't resell the ones that are returned right away and I would have to check back once they had been returned to stock. So, I can't get them for that price but someone else who comes in three hours later or three days later can. Yet another reason why I hate Walmart and just a reminder to me why I will restart my annual Walmart ban!

I made a purchase on Nov 24. I immediately realized I ordered the wrong item and cancelled online. I followed up with a phone call where I was assured the order would be cancelled. 2 days later, I called when my card had not been credited. I was told 2-3 days. I called again on the 29th and was told the item had been shipped. I would have to wait to receive the item and then request a return label. I can only imagine how long it will take to get that. I will never order online again from Wal-Mart. The only positive is employee Penny ** who is the unfortunate person who told me the order had been shipped. She was kind, informative, and understanding. They need more of her. The one bonus I found if you are trying to speak to a live person, call 1-800-966-6546, immediately press " *5 ", and you will get a live person. Good luck to those still willing to order from walmart.com. This is one customer gone. I do still shop at Wal-Mart in person and have never had an unresolved problem.

I made a purchase on Nov 24th. I immediately realized I ordered the wrong item and cancelled online. I followed up with a phone call where I was assured the order would be cancelled. 2 days later, I called when my card had not been credited. I was told 2-3 days. I called again on the 29th and was told the item had been shipped. I would have to wait to receive the item and then request a return label. I can only imagine how long it will take to get that. I will never order online again from Walmart. The only positive is Penny ** who is the unfortunate person who told me the order had been shipped. She was kind, informative, and understanding. They need more of her. The one bonus I found if you are trying to speak to a live person is to call 1-800-966-6546. Immediately press "*5" - you will get live person. Good luck to those still willing to order at Walmart.com. It is one customer gone. I do still shop at Walmart in person and have never had an unresolved problem.

Rotten Starkist tuna with maggots - On 11/28/2012, I went to your Walmart store on 157 Avenue and 88 St. in Miami, FL 33196 to make my weekly purchases as always. I am a regular customer of Walmart and never have I come across something so disgusting in my life. I got home and began unpacking my groceries. I noticed that there was a weirdly strong scent coming from one of the bags. I looked inside and there lay some asparagus, tuna and mushrooms. As I was concerned that it may have been the vegetables, I removed those from the bag first but the smell remained. There I saw that the plastic of the tuna was wet with what seemed to be the remains of another broken can, etc.

False advertising: I went to the Norwich, NY store on Thanksgiving night for event #2, which started at 10.00. It was a 'first come, first served.' I got there an hour before the event and went to where the Compaq laptops were and was told they were sold out and that I needed a ticket. There was no mention of a ticket needed in the advertisement. I even talked to a department manager who could care less. So I sent a complaint to Walmart corporation almost a week later and haven't heard a word - not good for customer relations. It was a waste of gas and at gas prices and having to travel a half hour to the location. It got me furious. I am surprised that they have not tried to contact me to make things right and have lost a loyal customer. If this is how they treat their customers, then I can see the union wanting to step in for the way they treat their employees.

I sent my daughter to Walmart, because I had just noticed we were out of toilet paper. My daughter could not get to that aisle and was told to go around because it was blocked with boxes. Well, my daughter tried to, but the whole area around was blocked. So she proceeded to walk out the store where my daughter noticed all employees seemed to not want to help. This was just past midnight on November 28, 2012. I also recently had an issue with the pharmacy, when it took forever to get some pain meds. I was even using the electric cart because my knee had gone out on me and I was in pain. The only thing I will go into Walmart for is Rx, because it's cheaper there.

A Vizio 60" TV Model E601I-A3 was featured on the front page of Wal-Mart Black Friday promotions in our newspapers. The price point was $688. Yet, it was not even offered at the stores in my area. I totally understand if I wasn't the first one in line on Black Friday so I didn't get the one or two they may have had. But they did not even had one. I don't know how you can feature something so prominently in your marketing and then not have it available in the store. I had even gone to the store on Wednesday evening to check them out ahead of time and was told by workers that they did not have that model but there might be something like it when the sale started Thursday night. So I went Thursday night and there were no 60" models at all. When I asked about it, I was told that they never had any. This seems to me to be completely false advertising.

On Thanksgiving Eve 2012, our 5-year-old great-granddaughter underwent major surgery at Driscoll Children's Hospital in Corpus Christi, Texas. She had her left kidney removed along with a Wilms' tumor (cancer). We thought it would be great to purchase her a small TV for her bedroom, knowing with her condition, she would be somewhat more comfortable watching some of her programs that are of interest to small children in her bed. We live in Florida while our great-granddaughter lives in Texas. After failed attempts with Walmart online, we phoned a store closest to our granddaughter with an idea that after the purchase had cleared, she could pick it up at customer service, give them proper ID, and get it all set up for her little angels' welcome home. At this point, we called store # 5898, only to hear that this is against company policy to purchase over the telephone. They suggested that we buy it online. Another attempt failed after the second try online.

I purchased a TV on Black Friday 2012. The TV was advertised as Samsung 32" Class LED 1080P 60Hz HDTV. I jumped to item description and noticed it showed as 120Hz instead of 60Hz. I called walmart.com to ask where the mistake was. The lady on the phone confirmed so many times that it was advertised wrongly and that it should be 120Hz. Silly me. I made the order and now I have to deal with the headache of bringing back to the store.

HP 2000 BF69WM & Compaq cq58 - I have been through 4 of the listed models, 2 of each. On Walmart's website which you likely won't find the CQ58 any longer, the link to HP you click on states, "User accessible memory slots 2." There is in fact one and you cannot upgrade the RAM with the 2 sticks of 4gb you just bought. I have spoken with HpP 2x in 18 hours. They confirm that it should be 2. The folks at Walmart, 3 of 4 were helpful but they could not grasp the concept of DIMM slots versus USB ports. So I have a ticket number from HP and advised I want them to correct the issue, not go swap it out again. Because while they were nice, it was a nightmare of them trying to tell me I was wrong.