Haa anyone ever made an order and does not receive the whole order? Made an order last night and when my driver delivered the order this morning it was missing 3 items. I didn't receive any out of stock etc.
Has anyone else noticed Walmart’s shelf pricing becoming increasingly difficult to follow?
I’m posting this because I’ve noticed what seems to be a recurring problem at Walmart locations in Olympia and Lacey, Washington, and I’m curious whether other shoppers are experiencing the same thing.
I’ve noticed multiple shelves where items either don’t have a price tag at all, or the tag doesn’t clearly correspond to the product sitting in that location. Sometimes products appear to be placed where a cheaper item was previously located, but there is no obvious price listed for the actual item.
For example, I recently saw a shelf displaying a $5.98 price for Fanta orange soda, but the 24-pack I was looking for wasn’t clearly listed on the shelf. When I went to purchase the 24-pack, the price was close to $16. I understand that different sizes and products can have completely different prices, but that’s exactly why accurate and clearly labeled shelf tags are important.
I also noticed something similar with Pepsi. There was a $5.98 price displayed in the area, but the specific Pepsi product I wanted wasn’t actually listed with a corresponding price. I ended up purchasing a 12-pack and discovered it was around $9. Again, different products can have different prices, but if there isn't a clear tag for the exact item, customers may reasonably expect the price displayed in that section to apply.
I noticed the same issue while buying duct tape and with other products throughout the store. Some items simply had no visible price at all.
There’s also an issue I’ve experienced with online Walmart orders, including missing items and situations where my card appeared to be charged more than I expected. I’ve spoken with managers and customer service about these problems before, but I’ve had experiences where I was told something would be corrected or investigated and then nothing seemed to happen. Calling customer service afterward sometimes felt like being sent from one person to another without actually resolving the issue.
I’m not saying every Walmart employee is responsible for this. I know stores are busy and inventory, stocking, and pricing can get complicated. My concern is that customers shouldn't have to guess what something costs or discover the actual price only after reaching the register.
I recently looked at a family member’s grocery receipt and was honestly surprised by how quickly the total added up compared with what I thought some of the shelf prices were.
My advice to other shoppers: check the price of everything carefully before paying, especially items that don't have a clearly matching shelf tag. If something seems wrong, take a picture of the shelf tag and the item and compare it with the receipt.
Has anyone else in the Olympia/Lacey area noticed missing, incorrect, or mismatched Walmart shelf tags? If so, I'd genuinely like to hear whether this is happening at other locations too.
The box had traveled across the country and had been delayed. I can't give this to my cats.
Anyway, WM customer service are very helpful. I'm going to receive a refund,thankfully.