Walmart Supercenter

Wow! So many people have become dependent on China 🇨🇳. I was in a pinch for a cane for my mother-in-law. We had to take her to Urgent care and they called the ambulance 🚑 to transport her to Summit Emergency. In the mayhem we lost her cane. We first tried the Vets Thrift-store preferring to donate to the Veterans. However, they didn’t have a used cane we could purchase. Regardless, we were able to find a cane( Made in China) however, Moma can get around better and safer. I just hate to see the local folks like my ACE Hardware owner friend (Air Force veteran) and many other business owners across America being sold out to China. I realize that it has gotten to a point where Americans have little to no choice but I sure miss the “MADE IN USA” logo.

I am rather surprised at some of the negative reviews about this store. The majority of employees I have encountered, especially the pick up area, have been nothing but helpful, courteous and friendly. The same goes for the pharmacy. Yes it is crowded, yes the parking lot is too small but this store is a breath of fresh air compared to many other Walmart stores I have been too. I feel welcome and appreciated as a customer.

Actually not bad to shop at today. Items I was looking for were in stock. Aisles were fairly clear and no long lines. Only issue came at check out when the 2 big bags of sugar I wanted didn't ring up correctly. The shelf price was $7.68 and they rang up $18+. Since I use a scooter and can't see prices on upper and lower shelves, I always take pictures so I can see the price before adding items to my cart. So I had the photo to show the clerk. She needed someone else to void and override because it wasn't showing as a sale item. The 3rd person (lead maybe) tells me the price on the shelf is for a smaller size and that someone put the wrong bags there. I explained the whole bottom shelf was marked as $7.68 and it was only the big bags on that shelf. She didn't want to honor the shelf price until I mentioned calling Weights and Measures and reporting this store. Then she decided to sell me 1 bag at the shelf price. I have never had such resistance to honoring the shelf price before. I get that mistakes happen. But consumers rely on accurate pricing when shopping. And I know plenty of people (myself included) don't always catch the overcharges until we get home(if ever) and it's not worth the time to go back and have it corrected.

When I think customer service, the last place I think of is Walmart, but this store in particular changed my mind. The employees are so friendly, on par with Whole Foods and Trader Joe's if not better. I saw an employee sprint at full speed out of the store to deliver an item an elderly man had purchased but forgot to take with him from the checkout. She caught up with him in the parking lot halfway to his car. These acts of kindness warm my heart and restore my faith in Walmart. Other employees were very conversational, not only assisting with locating items for me but empathizing with different generations of people. I hate to say it, but this Walmart is a pillar of our small community. I only wish they could keep the vegetarian items in stock. Those keep flying off the shelves.

Scanned items through plus program and over 130 items worth, the register failed. Had to rescan everything as they couldn't move it and a cashier came over yelling as us and being rude about us having to redo everything we had already done. Needed our ID again after just having provided it to them the first time. Self checkout here is a joke and employees are even worse. (not all of them) but the few we delt with.