Good day. This complaint is in regards to my shopping experience at 8745 Branch Avenue, Clinton, Maryland 20735 Walmart store on Wednesday 4/14/10.The cashier employee Avila Lewis, behavior was unpleasant. I had two orders. The first were for groceries I paid for. The second were for clothes. Avila Lewis rang up the purse I wanted to purchase and started aggressively taking out the stuffed paper that I had wanted to stay in the purse. She didn't stop taking the paper out until she finished and wasn't paying attention to me. She was rude and aggressive and she even disgustingly took the paper out of her trash bucket and put it back in my purse! Her conduct was unprofessional and distasteful. I asked for the manager. I had came to the store to shop and was then treated harshly for no apparent reason and I received a full refund. I spoke to the Assistant store manager Pamela, who informed me I could not be told what will happen to Avil Lewis, who was still behaving erratically and bursting out her own name. It also seemed to me that Avil Lewis discriminated against me for my speech impairment. No customer and customers with disabilities should be treated with disrespect, this type of nasty temper behavior should not be tolerated. I believe she should be fired. She may even go by the name Avila.

Avil Lewis behavior seemed like she has done this before many times and she smiled and laughed about the matter while talking to people in management like nothing was wrong and like they were her friends. I still do not know if she's been fired. She was not sent away from the cash register by Pamela. I believe this matter was not taken seriously and I even email Walmart customer service to send my complaint to the corporate/headquarters twice and still no response from them. I will not shop their again and I'll will not shop at any Walmart store.

I purchased a food product at the price shown and was charged a different price at the register. I took the manager and showed her the price shown, she, removed the price tag and said that it was incorrect. I did not purchase the article at the increased price at the register. If a price is shown on the product when it is purchased and is incorrect, that mistake should not be at the customer's expense. She refused to sell the item at the price that was marked, explaining it was priced incorrectly. It was a matter of only. 69 cents, but the principle of the matter is that the customer was paying for an employees mistake in showing the incorrect price. This is wrong and I will stop shopping there.