11-21-2013, 10:48 AM
Kev,
I have found that if the Walmart website says, "in stock at (your selected Walmart)", or "Pickup today" again at the Walmart you have selected, the web price is the store price. I have also found that an item can have different prices at different stores, even if they're close by each other. If that's the case, the listing normally says something like, "see store for details", or, "price varies by location". The proof should have been a printout from the web, but that's gotta suck to have to do that when a manager has access to their website. I think the people you dealt with need to go back to Walmart training school, they missed the class on "customer relations 101".
Don't blame you for getting upset.
I have found that if the Walmart website says, "in stock at (your selected Walmart)", or "Pickup today" again at the Walmart you have selected, the web price is the store price. I have also found that an item can have different prices at different stores, even if they're close by each other. If that's the case, the listing normally says something like, "see store for details", or, "price varies by location". The proof should have been a printout from the web, but that's gotta suck to have to do that when a manager has access to their website. I think the people you dealt with need to go back to Walmart training school, they missed the class on "customer relations 101".
Don't blame you for getting upset.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD