r/Walmartcustomer

I just did a trial run of Walmart + and man was it a bad experience.

I made 2 orders.

The first was groceries and a good 10% of items were out of stock. Happens, but okay. My plain yogurts were swapped with a much more expensive full sugar brand that I didn’t want at all. Produce was questionable

The second was a disaster. Just cleaning supplies, household goods, etc.

System pushed a tip box in my face and guilted me into tipping $10. Yes, Walmart the billion dollar corporation refuses to compensate their drivers, so $10 tip I guess

Driver showed up and tried calling me 3x while I was in the office at a meeting. I texted after the 3rd call asking what was wrong and he said he didn’t know where to park.

I told him anywhere and there is guest parking that is fine for a quick delivery.

He refused. Marked the delivery as “attempted” and texted that my location was “inaccessible”

I sent the entire order to Walmart for pick up the next day. I planned to pick it up the day after since I’d be close by.

Well apparently that wasn’t fast enough and Walmart cancelled the entire thing. Refund will come but jeez

Process was such a disaster. I’m not paying for that mayham.

Amazon doesn’t have half these issues and doesn’t push a tip jar in my face while collecting a subscription.

I just used a local Walmart self checkout. I finish scanning and I use the Walmart Pay feature on the app like I always do there. I wait for the survey to pop up on the screen and the receipt shows on my phone. As I was walking away, a girl who was standing right behind me runs up and scans her phone on the checkout I used. She was not an employee. When I was waiting in line, she was at the first register slowly scanning items and scrolling on her phone. She then moved behind me and I didn’t notice until I was leaving because it was busy and congested. I was trying to figure out what was happening and she was off to the side of the self checkouts scrolling on her phone after scanning my self checkout. I have to call back tomorrow when they have an AP. They were not very helpful tonight. Now, I’m worried she has my info somehow.

Has anyone else bought the Walmart/Sam's 2 liters of soda pop and noticed that EVERY SINGLE ONE of them has a loose cap? I tighten them as soon as I buy them but still if you don't drink them within a week they go flat or go flat a day after opening them. Does it do any good to report this to Walmart? I've never heard back and the associates in the store don't seem to care.

I'm not sure what happened or what to do, but I ordered these shirts for work and I kinda need them. They shipped normally and said they'd arrive today, apparently they were delivered at 5:40pm but they're no where to be found. Idk what happened and I don't order from Walmart often and I'm wondering if this is common? They refunded me the full amount pretty easily but I wanted the shirts lol. Now I'm skeptical of ordering from Walmart again especially bc these took almost a week to "arrive"

So as a customer we are always trying to figure out how a large chain store leaves things in boxes. Pickles.. left in boxes with the card board in the middle that separates them from clanging together. Cans so close to the top part of the next shelf you have to put them sideways to get them out skinning your fingers while doing so. Broken containers for spices, that almost cut you when you pick one out. Boxes of products on shelves that are smashed because the shelf isn't high enough to get them in. The list goes on and on. Has anyone experienced this at your Wal-Mart or is it just me? I am not trying to be a Karen but seriously.. the shelves up on top with their extra stuff is so full and fuller daily just waiting for them to topple over eventually.

I’ve been a happy InHome customer for several years now. However, I’ve had an issue since day 1 with my delivery preferences in the app. When setting up InHome, you have the option to use a Walmart-compatible Level lock, or use your own keypad lock. I already have keypads on my house and opted for that option. My code is entered in my InHome delivery settings, but without fail, every driver calls me because they can’t figure out how to get into the house. They say the code isn’t visible on their end. The only way I’ve been able to get around this is by putting the code in the delivery instructions field, but this seems less secure than using the actual keypad code field.

Does anyone have insight into this issue or any suggestions? Walmart support says my keypad info is entered correctly, so I’m not sure what else to do.

I know it is silly but it’s the only kind my son eats and I have had a hard time finding it, now I can’t find it anywhere! I have tried other brands, even poured other brands into the container of the hidden valley and he can tell lol! Is there something comparable?

Thank you.

I don't know if this is a good place to ask, but I thought I would try here. Does anyone know if they changed the recipe in the Great Value Black Pepper Popcorn Chicken recently? Because I have purchased it in the past and be able to tolerate it without problem. With my most recent purchase however, when I consumed it, my neck suddenly started to swell up which required medical attention?

How do I register my microwave?