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People of Walmart. Do you agree this has to be a fetish thing? Like he’s 100% using all of this for sexual reasons

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u/Therealpbsquid — 2 days ago
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Walmart flagged my Walmart+ account and it’s unusable

So, Walmart flagged my account saying it violates their terms of service. Any order I placed is immediately cancelled saying their terms of service has been violated.

I’ve ordered toilet bowl cleaner, dish soap, an just general household items. I’ve spoken with Walmart Helpdesk 6 times, and have filed a complaint with the BBB. The response I got was, we will not unlock your account. No one will tell me what term I violated and how. Was the toilet bowl cleaner illegal? No idea. No place to take this further as they won’t provide me with any further information. I’m considering a discrimination lawsuit. Anyone have any other suggestions?

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u/MFANYC — 4 days ago

Things I've seen at my Walmart as an employee of 8 years.

Two cops arresting a woman for shoplifting, while they were shopping, they were in uniform, so my guess is that they were buying stuff for the station, one cop came out with her in handcuffs and the other came out with a cart full of supplies and groceries, and loaded them both up in their suv, yes some cop cars are suvs in my city.

A friendly stray dog was walking around the parking lot going up to people to be pet, that was a fun day.

Me and a coworker had to crawl into an older, obses woman's minivan to get her chihuahuas so she can put them in her electric cart basket, she couldn't leave them in her van, because the battery to it was messed up, I'm pretty sure that's what she was there to buy, and it was like 90 something degrees outside. She had five of those adorable little rat dogs.

I found a butt plug on the floor of the mell's restroom. I left it alone, but it was gone later, so either the owner came back for it, or maintenance actually touched it and threw it away.

A guy who told me how crashing his motorcycle to avoid hitting a turtle in the road led to him becoming religious and finding God.

A funny little thing that happened during Christmas Eve a few years back, was this asshole had parked their suburban so that it took four parking spots, someone wrote the N-word in the dust covered windshield, so that should tell you what other people thought of that.

A woman got ran over, she was fine, mostly. Apparently the owner of the vehicle didn't put in park, and it had backed over a woman walking behind it, and had gone over the grass separating the parking lot form a McDonald's parking lot. Not sure what happened to the owner of the car.

I've had to fish around under people's trucks to get a stray kitten that had crawled up under there, most of the people that happens to happily take them home, too.

I've seen two Beetlejuices, the Dragonborn, some pet monkeys, and Lightning McQueen, seriously wish I had taken a photo of that one.

When I was out in the lot at night a woman ran out the emergency exit at the garden center on the side of the store with a cart full of stuff and booked it to the TLE at the back as a black car came speading down to pick her up.

The attempted theft of a rotisserie chicken lead to a cop being physically assaulted, which resulted in multiple cops being called the assaulter being tackled through the sliding door, and multiple arrests.

A women tried to return a clearly used and old children's bike without a receipt or proof of purchase and when told by the employee and customer service that she can't return it, the woman said "It's because I'm white, isn't it?" to which the employee responds "I'm white too."

which got a "Not white enough apparently." in response.

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u/Adrestia316 — 6 days ago
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A customer cursed angrily in the delivery instructions. I told him I should return it.

For context, I often take a GMD route at the end of the day that brings me back home (it's a town a few miles beyond my tiny town, but basically it turns into a $50/20 mile route since I'm headed that way anyway). I don't live terribly far from the store (about fifteen miles) but it takes 25-30 minutes to get there. Tonight a customer left instructions saying essentially "Just give me my sh*t, you drivers are idiots. Screw you, and do your dam* JOB." So I messaged them nicely but sternly explaining that we are independent contractors and that Walmart does not dispatch the same driver(s) every time, so this hostile rhetoric is unfair, unneeded, and grounds for returning the items to the store. Honestly, I wanted to return it purely out of principle, but it made better financial sense to complete the delivery. So many customers treat delivery drivers like scum. It's tiring.

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u/Big_Concentrate_7260 — 5 days ago

It always annoys me when people throw stuff away in a Walmart parking lot like it's a dump and every cart is a trash can, but sometimes times people leave behind cool stuff that I get to take home, like these:

u/Adrestia316 — 6 days ago
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A verified scam with Walmart

I received this call this morning:

Hi, this is Olivia from Walmart, and this is not a telemarketing call. We have detected a pre-authorized purchase of $919.45 for a PlayStation 5 and 3D headset, recently placed through a Walmart account registered to your name and phone number. If you did not authorize this purchase, press 1 to speak with a Walmart representative immediately.

I have verified this is a scam!!

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/walmart-impersonation-scam-robocall-playstation/

Be careful!!

u/geenaroses17 — 10 days ago