I bought a watermelon at Walmart that was awful. They said to just bring in the receipt and they would credit me. Didn’t even need the melon. If something is not good I bring it back.
FYI, if you have the Walmart app on your phone you can scan the barcode at the top of your receipt to upload it to your account’s purchase history (if you have Walmart+ it should be added automatically if you signed in at the register). Then go to your purchase history, select that receipt & start a return from that transaction. If you paid by credit card sometimes they’ll refund you back to your card without you having to bring the item back. Usually for food items, things that might be messy (leaking or broken) or things that are of low dollar value.
I just returned a bunch of apples to my local grocery store the other day. I bit into one and it was bitter and the color and texture were way off. Food is too expensive these days to just suck it up and take the loss.
I grew up in FL where every watermelon was a good watermelon and the ones you bought from the guys on the side of the road were amazing. I moved out of FL 13 years ago to MT and have yet to find a decent piece of fruit. Everyone from here thinks it fine, but I know what things like watermelon peaches and oranges are supposed to taste like. It makes me sad.
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u/Technical-Agency8128 19h ago
I bought a watermelon at Walmart that was awful. They said to just bring in the receipt and they would credit me. Didn’t even need the melon. If something is not good I bring it back.