Walmart Supercenter

"I just do not like Wal-Mart anymore! I am totally exhausted when I leave mentally and physically! I walk around the store searching for the products I want ,I put them in a fairly large cart that will only fit two wide in an aisle (get annoyed with socializers)get to register then take products out of cart,then I have to make sure I check everything out correctly,( look up produce,weigh produce)( take hanger off if clothing) (oops no barcode) I got to get worker......I got to put products in bags,then put them back in my cart and I ask myself,"what register am I on" " what is the workers name on the tag that just helped me" "do I need another cart to put my bagged products in" knowing I cannot walk around with two carts"," I can't walk away to get a cart because somebody may take something" "Where should I put my bagged products" the small area left for bagging is getting full,all the while my medium size purse I bearing some weight into my shoulder ( thank goodness I dont have small children with me). I am getting very annoyed by this time in my visit! I just so happen to look up and the workers are chatting it up like customers are in the aisles with hands in their pockets but then I feel it! The stare because I had a product under my arm and I went by the register to bag. Now I'm getting more annoyed and so I'm walking out the door through the detector,I am stopped by a worker to check receipt for a mop and bucket. That takes more of my time and then as I walk out the doors to get some free fresh air I ask myself," where did I park "? It's like this, I thought Wal-Mart came to save us all time,money,energy and we should say it was well worth a visit, be everything in one stop kinda place. No they didn't! No they do not or any other day! I should be ready to spend at the least 45 mins. To an hour and upon hours at the most when going and I dont know about anybody else but I would much rather be home or somewhere else spending my time with the people I love,doing what I love and living the life I love instead of wasting my time and energy because somebody got an idea the customer that pays would be fine with that idea? I'm DONE!"

"Do NOT and I repeat DO NOT try to call this store. They NEVER answer the phone. They have put in more self checkouts to make the employees more available but they still don't know how to answer the damn phone."

"Yesterday I purchased clothing items and groceries with my 15 year old grandson, including 3 bottles of wine for my husband. When we had finished self checkout I paid for the items with a credit card. My grandson then proceeded to move one bottle of wine so we could bag it. At that point, a worker said she couldn't sell me the alcohol to me as my grandson had touched the bottle, and that she would have to credit the items back my account. I told her the wine was not for him, nor did he pay for it, but that it was for my husband. She proceeded to take the bottles to customer service as she said they couldn't sell them to me. I told her that this was ludicrous. It was almost like she accused me of trying to buy the alcohol for my grandson. She said "it's the law." At which point, I went back to where wine and beer were stored, put 3 more bottles in my cart, took them up the self check out and proceeded to purchase them without any hassle. How was the first worker to know that my grandson had not touched the bottle in the back of the store? So in other words, I'm not to take any of my grandchildren with me if I want to purchase alcohol. Touching a bottle means I'm going to allow him to drink it. I don't think so! I would like to know what the real policy is behind purchasing wine when with a minor. As far as I'm concerned, the situation was not handled very well. I I'm waiting for a reasonable explanation as according to an article I read, Brian Nick, director of national media relations for the chain said, "The company's ONLY policy for booze and cigarettes - is to check the ID of the person MAKING the purchase.""

"This is a nice size Walmart and the produce area was clean. However, not a lot of associates were on the floor in the area I was searching for a particular drink product. I did eventually get help once back toward the front of the store. I do recommend."

"One of the worst experiences I've ever experienced at a Walmart. Tried to return a few items, filing folders that won't fit jn my filing cabinet and an aux cord. All in brand new condition just didn't want to spend time digging through old receipts. She didn't even TRY, she denied me service. 7/6/23 I came, stood in line, then left, what a waste of time. Terrible. Definitely don't recommend, I'm really gonna start going ANYWHERE ELSE BUT WALMART, KEEP IT UP. ILL SPEND $5-$20 MORE ON EACH ITEM JUST TO NOT HAVE TO DEAL WITH WAL-MARTs mess. Goodness!!!!!"