I bought a new game for my computer titled "Medal of Honor Limited Edition" from Walmart and was really excited about the opportunity to play this game which I had heard so much about. When I got home I discovered that I was having a very difficult time loading the game onto my computer. I spent the next day, in my limited spare time, trying to troubleshoot the download of this game only to discover that my one year old computer did not have the proper video display chipset and that it would cost me $300-$350 to upgrade my system to this more advanced display system (nVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT) after the technician purchased and installed this onto my computer. So to my dismay I went back up to Walmart and explained my dilemma only to be told that there was nothing that could be done, they were sorry but I should have had the capability to go through my system prior to purchasing this game and all they were willing to do was exchange the disc for the same disc. This was due to the fact that the disc was open. I had no idea that the game would not work prior to attempting to load this game on my computer. I understandable was fuming, how was I to know that my one year old computer was not sufficient to run this game? Do they seriously expect people with limited to no computer skills to check their system prior to purchasing a game? Needless to say the largest retail provider has permanently lost my respect and business.

Greetings, today at Wall-mart I was denied service at a money center by three managers insisting that I did not have proper ID to receive service. The cashier was respectful and stated that I needed to speak to a Manager if I wished to seek further resolution. Then came Shawn, a customer service manager, whom did nothing in the form of customer service and managed only to encourage other associates to one look with disapproval as though I was somehow wrong. Shawn then called Brian whom was of no help either and he proceeded to call Mr. Smith (Store Manager I believe.) whom stated that in order for me to do business in this way (obtain a moneygram with my name on it) I needed to produce a SSN, Military ID, Tribunal ID, State ID, US Passport. He tells me that my Passport is foreign, I tell him that I have none of the other so-called required documents, but I do have a SAM'S CLUB CARD. He says its still not enough. I then pull out a state authenticated document stating my nationality and my reasons for not having ID. He laughed at it, I asked him if Walmart's policy superceceds the laws of Florida and its jurisdiction, he says yes and further states that the company is private and has its own policy. I stated that he was violating my rights, he said no I am not. I asked him again to look at the documents (to avoid further complications) he said no, I don't need to because I am not in line with Walmart's ID policy. Also, consider that all three Managers circled around the area in a psychologically intimidating manner to deny me my right to enjoy a liberty that other citizens enjoy. I may not be a US citizen, but I am a real life flesh blood person and am afforded unalienable rights by the Constitution.
None of these people cared that my non-use of these devices of ID were an exercise of my rights as a natural person to live free and in service of the Creator. These individuals made light of me proclaiming my nationality, therefore showing deep disrespect for my people, my Creator, and my way of life. I have yet to receive my moneygram.


Store #2627
2701 E Fletcher Ave
Tampa, FL 33612

I was walking through Walmart yesterday and I was looking at dog treats and I heard this screaming noise like a little animal and I looked under the shelf and there was a mouse stuck on a glue trap trying to get off and it was screaming! This was extremely disturbing especially since I love animals so much. I almost got physically sick! I can't believe that they would use those things instead of a normal quick trap to kill mice. What if it was a curious little kid looking under the shelf...anyone could've heard this. I didn't know what to do and I thought about it all day...couldn't get the image out of my head! I don't know if I will ever go to Walmart again! I would've taken a picture but that seemed morbid and I couldn't look at it again...made me want to cry.

My 14 month old child's foot got stuck in the grocery cart at walmart. It took 3 manager people, three regular workers and a bolt cutter to get her out.
She's okay now. She's going to have a pretty big bruise around her right ankle and some soreness. We were grocery shopping and everything was fine for about 45 minutes, and then my husband says, "Oh my god dude!" and I look ...down and see that SOMEHOW she's stuck her foot in between the little bars beside the leg hole. (kind of like -> |__||, her foot was in the small part.) So we try to pop the foot out of the hole, but it's obviously hurting her each time we try. Then we're getting frustrated so I suggest we go to a department and ask them to call a manager. We end up in jewelery and the old lady is like "Oh my goodness!" And calls for a manager, and an assistant manager lady and a CSM (?) lady comes over and we try to use some lotion. All that managed to do was get them and my daughter slippery. My toddler is pretty calm this entire time except when we're trying to slip her foot out, it was pretty amazing. Then they called for ANOTHER manager, and this tall guy manager and another dept. manager come over and the tall one says, "Oh, I know! We'll use the bolt cutters!" So he calls yet another guy to come bring the bolt cutters over and we're attracting a small crowd at this point. Finally the last guy comes over with the bolt cutters (and a shopping cart guy for some reason) and he has an expression on his face like he's terrified. Well, they end up cutting one of the bars off, but had some difficulty doing that. The bar wasn't wanting to come off so they had to twist and shake it some which meant that it was tightening up on her poor little ankle and that's when she really began bawling, but by that time it was all over and she settled quickly.

Apparently this had happened before which is how the manager knew to use the cutters. They never asked me to fill out a complaint (which I wish I had now!) and I never thought to at the moment because I was obviously upset over my child being hurt. She could have been hurt worse, a broken or sprained ankle, what if her circulation had been cut off? Her poor foot was turning an off-shade of her natural skin-tone. I'd have photos of the bruises, but I haven't been able to take a picture yet since it was bedtime by the time we came home.

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