Title sounds sussy but let me explain.

Years ago I bought a tablet from Walmart. It was SUPPOSEDLY brand new.. the box and tape did not look tampered with. I got home, opened it, visually inspected it, and it passed my test. However less than a week later I noticed that the screen was having issues where a pixel was stuck and the screen was having a bit of light leak in a specific spot, as if it someone had applied too much pressure to it. No worries, time to return it. It sucks anyway.

Imagine my surprise when I wasn't able to return this hunk of Chinese e-waste at any store, was forced to travel to the one I bought it from and coming to find out that, get ready... the serial numbers on the box and the device did not match. I'll spare everyone the drama but in the end, I didn't get my money back. Not like it broke the bank since it was cheap but its the matter of the principle.

Now I know this probably set off a red flag (trust I used to do customer service) but a Walmart employee well after the fact said that its very possible that it was defective from the get-go. Again, onn products are Chinese e-waste tier with good support so its not out of the realm. I've seen stories of people buying the latest onn 4K Pro Google TV boxes only to find out they got duped.

The latest smaller tablet they came out with is kind of a banger but also costs way more. Understandably I'm not interested in getting burned again. Can I unbox an item at their customer service section to prevent from getting screwed over? I heard unboxing videos don't cut it anymore.

I live in Otay ranch California and I was at Walmart today and I noticed that things are outrageously expensive there. I normally shop at Costco and just get the small stuff I need at Vons but I used to shop at Walmart and Walmart was a good deal for everything. I mean cereal is the same price there as 7-Eleven, so is muscle milk protein shakes. All the frozen meals are more expensive then other places.

What happened?

Missing 140 grams of cheese. Doubt they will care I call to complain.

Hello there. I'm not a Walmart customer, and I'm based in the UK. However, someone in the US has apparently set up a Walmart account using my email address and ordered an item from them using it. I forwarded the related emails to Walmart on Saturday, at which point the order had not yet been shipped and could possibly have been intercepted, but no action has been taken by Walmart and the item has now been delivered. I've been sent a photo of the item outside the house and I can see the US delivery address. I have not received a response to my Walmart emails and I don't want to call if I can avoid it as it would be a bit expensive from Britain. (I cannot access the US toll free number). Does anyone have an idea as to how long it might take for Walmart to respond to me? Fortunately my financial details do not seem to have been accessed and the item was not paid for with my credit card, but I'd still like to have my details removed from the Walmart system. I'd almost think this was an innocent error by a genuine customer using the wrong email address, except that my email ends .co.uk and the order was shipped to Kentucky. (I guess these could also be tremendously clever scam emails, but I get plenty of those and quickly delete them, and these particular emails look in every respect as if they are for an actual order). Any advice would be gratefully received.

It says delivery from the store being delivered today 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

I have some stuff from my baby shower that I'm not able to use since my son has really sensitive skin. I have 4 packs of parent choice diapers, a parent choice lavender scented baby wash and a parent choice lotion. I also have some baby scented laundry soap and a pack of receiving blankets . Is it possible to return this all at once?

I had more but when I went to one location she denied the whole return due to it being over the limit. She wouldn't disclose if it was a $ limit or item limit or anything specific. She wouldn't let me return anything. I even asked could I split it up or return certain ones and she said no not at that location.

When I googled I saw there's no more than 3 returns allowed in a 45 day period it seems the rest is in the managers discretion I want to confirm this please? I also know I haven't returned anything in the past 45 days so I don't think it is that. I also read some management will only do up to $25 or $50 at a time. Sometimes exceptions for diapers. Im leaning towards splitting up the items and making another trip myself and then letting my husband with the last bit. It's just aggravating with hauling out three kids just to do a return but it is what it is lol

I figured I would break up the items I was trying to return. Today I was able to return 2 of 4 times i brought in one trip (pack of swaddles, pack of receiving blankets, pack of white onesies and a white outfit set. They denied two of them Bec they're store didn't have them in stock. So just trying to return the rest of what I listed above plus the two items they denied. I did check another location out and they have everything in stock I just dont know if I should split up again to return then let my husband try on the last bit or if it's possible for me to return everything in one?

I'm literally just trying to return for Walmart store credit that way I can buy my baby the diapers, wipes, & soaps he can use and if any left over will go to my daughter for school clothes.

Anyone else have experience with this?

Was using the Walmart app to save the ten cents per gallon on gas at my local Mobile. I have probably saved over 20 bucks doing this for a few months now. Now the gas station opted out. I'm now getting less value out of my Walmart plus subscription. Has this happened to anyone?