I have four tractor batteries I purchased from the Wal-Mart in Lebanon, Ohio. They have never actually been used as to draining current from them. They have been recharged once.

As I live about 20 - 30 minutes away by car, I called customer service first as I no longer have receipts (they were damaged by water and were no longer legible). I explained I would be purchasing a different kind of lead acid battery. They said fine, bring them in. So I did, and took them to the auto desk as instructed. The ***-ociate refused to return the core charge, and when I went to the manager, he said I "..only had 30 days to return them anyway". Apparently he doesn't understand, derspite my explaining it to him, that the core charge is not a return but a deposit because of the recyclying neccesary.

They are also penny wise and pound foolish as I won't, of course, be buying a new battery there but also IO won't be sp[ending a dime there ever again.

As I worked for Wal-Mart for a time I am familiar with the idea that once they have money, no matter what the idea is to keep it, regardless of the situation, but this angers me enough to turn me into an anti-Mal-Wart activist. A core charge is a deposit, it's not supposed to be part of their profit. Now I have four tractor batteries I'm stuck with that I have no use for.

I like Walmart but have been unhappy with the savings in recent coupons. Times are hard and we need more of a price break from you so we can keep shopping there. come on walmart help us out a bit with discounts.

I HAD PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED LAST WEEK AND I HAD TO THAT THE QUANTITY WAS IN CORRECT, THEY WERE OFF BY 31 PILLS. I SENT A COMPLAINT OVER TO THE STORE THAT EVENING AND I HAVE YET TO HERE A RESPONSE.

I went in to pick up my medicine and I didn't check the bag, "it was stapled Up" when I got home I noticed only five vials of insulin, and I was suppose to have gotten seven, I called the pharmacy back and got the run around and was told I only had a prescription for five vials"I got seven last month" from the same pharmacy, I called my insurance and I was told WalMart charged my insurance for seven! I also got another person's prescription in my bag that was n ot even mine! I don't have enough insulin to run all month hardly and with WalMart cheating me and the insurance company "Humina" I can't even buy anymore insulin if I could, I am loosing the feel in my feet and legs as is, and now I don't even have enough insulin to run a month until next time I can get it refilled, not to mention I still have the other person's medicine that was not for me to take anyway! Since this happened two weeks ago my insurance says they paid for insulin last month once for five vials and the next day they paid for seven vials, which I didn't even get the five vials last month either. I think there is a problem with the pharmast because if you talk to any of them like I did they have a slurred voice like someone that was drinking or taking pills. But who do you contact?? And who does care??? My name is Terry E. Vaughn PO BOX 212 NArrows, Virginia 24124

I wish to comment on the woman that claims that walmart stole money from her, and that she is a school teacher. You definitely need to not be working with children, what is wrong with you? You claim you had no other choice other than to steal from Walmart and to do thins in front of your own daughter who is 10, what do you think you just taught your daughter? Walmart is not responsible for your carelessness and stupidity. You need to have your purse in a place that is not accessable to children for many reasons, the most important being, children are just that, not delinquents! A 9 year old boy who admitted such an act is going to be a far better citizen when he grows up than you are now. Thank god my children don't have you as a teacher! You are the only one to blame for this situtation and to think what you exposed your little girl too, what a shame!