Cashier(Miriam) not speaking very good English and not noting products in shopping card that required hand-scanning. Then not understanding customer wished check made out for $20.00 over purchase amount and customer having to write out two checks to cover purchases(3 bags of softener salt) plus initial purchases. Then not requiring signature on 2nd check. Customer had to go to Customer service manager-she was to busy and had another employee open register tohave check signed. Then report of this was called into store management. Manager Joan then attempted to placate customer with %10.00 gas card as situation of customer living 50 miles away and did not have gas-station(Wal-mart) access and long distance call involved. After telling customer would send gift card instead and taking name and address stated card would be sent that day. Two days later customer still hadn't received card--talked with manager Todd again was told gift card was to be sent immediately and should be there on saturday. No Card. Called again and was "placated: with a $20.00 off. Cards-no apology note or explanation in envelope. Customer's name mispelled on both envelopes and both envelopes addressed (identically) after customers name was spelled not once but three times! Calls to 1-800-Wal-mart were answered and treated (seemed) with as much indifference. Gift cards didn't mean a "damn" thing but the "insult" of inattention to the details of the customers suggests that this store and its operation needs much training in customer service! Especially in attention to details such as a customers name.

I hate this Wal-Mart simply because of one particular greeter. She's a crusty, old woman who apparently hates any form of happiness. One day when my boyfriend and I were leaving, I had an item that was too big to bag, so I politely stopped before her and waited for her to acknowledge me. Figuring that the greeters get a lot of crap on day-to-day basis, I always try to be as friendly as possible to them. So I'm holding my item, smiling at her, and she turns to me and said, "What are you doing?" and I responded, "I thought you might want to check my receipt." She then said, "Don't just stand there grinning." Her name was Joy or Joyce, I believe, because I remember thinking, "How ironic.." Anyway, when I go back to Georgia, I'll make sure to steer clear of that store.‎

I hate having unwanted solicitors trying to engage me in
converstation. It happens frequently- and they post themselves at
entrance and exits. I am getting tired of sneaking in through the
garden section- guess it's time to find a new place to shop.

i have shopped wal-mart for years, i can no longer stay silent about this part of wal-mart, i have purchased meat that has been consistently bad, just last week and this week i have had to take back meat items, within the last year i have had to take back meat items at least once once a month maybe more, i like shopping at wal-mart but i will be purchasing my meat elsewhere. julie shaffer

I am writing to inform you of the problem I have had with my vehicle following service at this center on 02/27/2009. I have a 2006 Toyota Tacoma V6 4.0 L automatic. Not long after this oil change, I began to experience a “lag” in my transmission. I took it to a local mechanic for the next oil change and asked him to also check my transmission. He informed me that my transmission was “sealed” and could only be worked on by the dealer. I was trying to save the money to take my truck to the dealer when, last week, the transmission totally stopped working.
When the dealer inspected my transmission, they discovered that it had been over-filled with too much fluid, and what was drained was a “mixture” of the required “WS ATF” and another unidentifiable fluid. They drained and refilled with the correct fluid, however my transmission still is not working. They told me they suspected that the transmission drain plug was opened in error and whoever did this overfilled it with the wrong fluid. The only choice is to replace the transmission.
I have invoices from the last 3 oil changes done at this facility. The first 2 (dated 7/19/2008 and 11/21/2008) state that the transmission fluid check was “declined” and then a note stating it is a sealed transmission. The most recent invoice states that the transmission fluid was “checked”. This is impossible as there is no dipstick, and the only way to get to the transmission is through the drain plug, losing the fluid in the process.
In light of the fact that nobody else has worked on my vehicle and the documentation that shows your facility checked my transmission fluid, I can reasonably ascertain that your last mechanic to change my oil, also inadvertently drained my transmission fluid. In addition, I feel that upon realizing the error, they attempted to “hide” the error by attempting to replace whatever fluid was lost with some other fluid.
I need and cannot afford a new transmission!