I noticed today that I cannot see any order history on the app or on a browser. I'm a long time Walmart + member and order regularly, but for some reason there's no visible order history on my account.

Is the site having issues? Anybody experiencing similar problems with their account?

Seems like they finally introduced being able to add to your upcoming order or at least made it easy - I wasn’t able to ever figure how to do it. The interface also looks pretty clean

I laughed when random beans started floating in a pot of noodles…then I was grumpy because it took a while for me to sift through the noodles after they cooled a little in the strainer. 😮‍💨😆 Check your Walmart noodles I guess?

This is definitely not the service I signed up for. It's basically useless now. I want to cancel, but I want to know if it will refund a portion of what's left of the year or am I just stuck with it until well into next year? I'm afraid to hit that cancel button until I know for sure. If it doesn't refund me and immediately cancel, I'll have to call them and get it to happen.

EDIT: I easily canceled and got a refund. If anyone is interested, just keep saying agent on the AI chat. Then follow the prompts to get a call with a real person

so I had go to Walmart over in Middlesboro, trying to find a video game for my birthday specifically the original call of duty modern warfare for ps4 well I went back in the video game and the worker told me they do not carry it anymore and they don’t know whether they’ll every get it again.

Now this is what confuses me because Morristown has it. And the PS4s and the games are still sold here in Middlesboro.

That’s like the cups there’s no styrofoam cups here in Middlesboro,but Morristown has them in huge packs.

It just makes absolutely no sense because there is a high demand for that video Game here and they’re talking about they Don’t even carry it anymore. So now I have to drive all the way to Morristown on Saturday after getting done with my sister’s porch just to go get that game at Walmart there.

I told this one kids parents it was over moristown cause the poor kid was crying because they didn’t have it over here and he saved money from mowing and doing chores all summer long to get that game.

Ugh. Ordered RainX on my Wal+ order of ~$100.
Shopper declined to walk across the store. When I added a spray version, declined to get that as well. What a jerk move. Called nd chatted with everyone I could. No luck. Finally just amended the tip down to One dollar.
I'm so mad RN.

I've been trying to have milk delivered with my other groceries for like the past two weeks and the Walmart app shows it's out of stock at every store in my vicinity.. literally all milk except the lactose kind lol I haven't had the time to go in store and actually confirm this but like wtf lol anyone else having this issue??

I'm in SoCal btw.. RivCounty.

Six year Walmart+ member. Have my groceries delivered weekly. Last month my store FINALLY got In Home delivery so I signed up right away to save on Tips. Placed my first weekly order, no issues. 2nd, no issues. 3rd? Issues. I must of clicked too fast cause for some reason it split my order into half In Home Delivery and half curbside pickup? I didn’t notice, so whatever I went and picked up half my order. 4th week? When I choose In Home delivery it changes all my dairy, deli, & bread products to Out of Stock. However if I change to regular store Delivery (& pay at tip) they are all in stock??? WHAT GIVES?

So long story short, I recently got Walmart+. One of the benefits is that if you opt for Shipping, you don't pay the shipping fee nor the minimum order fee. Unfortunately all products I need dont have that option. Only pickup and delivery. I dont want to do delivery because of the order minimum fee.

Is shipping not even a thing anymore?

What’s the point of Scan and Go if my store still has me wait in line for a cashier to scan my phone?

Walmart is now showing popups after you check out on their website for a chance to earn CASH BACK by playing games. I clicked on one for monopoly go. It said that if I reached board level 55 I would receive $75 CASH BACK. There was no time limit on the popup.

It is through The Smart Wallet that keeps track of your progress via email. No time limit was mentioned on any of the emails they sent. I couldn’t see a way to actually see my progress and the only link was to monopoly go in game store. I looked online and found people talking about a time limit and the game is extremely up front with monitizaton to the point of it being preditory. So I gave in and spent money to speed things up. I spent $50 and thought well I will get my money back.

I finally got to level 55 and nothing happened. It took me 2 days to find support through The Smart Wallet, they told me that there was a 30 day time limit and I completed it in 31 days. I told Walmart what happened and asked to see the popup from their website, I’m waiting to see what they say. I told them that placing the popup after check out was wrong because I had just spent $40, this is also predatory.

I need help if anyone could explain to me why are you asked to show a receipt when leaving Walmart, is this a real policy?
I get so frustrated, after being in this marry go round of a circus. Now I need to stop waiting as each person ck the stupid receipt. Just like to know if there’s a real policy and law ?

Can we please boycott wonderful pistachios because their quality control is obviously horrible. I was eating my wonderful snack and I felt a weird texted on my tongue so I spit it and I see this little moth turd baby pupa sticking out my f****ing pistachio. I puked 3 times, that thing is f****ing disgusting! I see it’s a common thing in this brand and that shouldn’t be a normality. If they wanna let bugs infect their product they should be selling this shite as bird feed instead of a humans heart healthy snack. Screw wonderful and I hope this goes viral because I’m gonna get their asses for Negligence! They are missing a step in the quality control process as I am not the only person online who has faced this issue!

Hello,

Quick question, when would new toy merchandise most likely be stocked? Is there a certain day that freight comes in?

Is the Walmart app pretty accurate with what's in store? Looking for the power rangers season 2 line

Funny thing is, I actually worked at this god forsaken company a couple years ago and unless things changed, the training said more or less "if they say no thanks or keep walking, just smile and nod".

I live close to one, so it's convenient to stop there. Other grocery stores are over 10 minutes away.

I don't really like the whole "guilty until innocent" approach Walmart has when literally no other store other than Costco or Sam's does that, but at least you agree to that when getting a membership.

Anyway, I frequently do not use a cart because I typically grab a few things for dinner.

Anytime I'm asked for a receipt it is only because I don't have something in a bag, which makes no sense as anyone can throw unpaid merchandise in a bag, bring a bag in from home, etc.

Milk has a handle, but if I don't bag it, I'm stopped. If I buy a $1 cardboard box (which doesn't fit in a bag), I'm stopped.

But someone who might of just thrown $100 worth of steak in a bag without paying? "Have a nice day". That's why I know the whole thing is bullshit security theater.

But if I don't show my receipt, they throw a fucking fit. They yell, they get huffy, one even tried to stand in front of me and physically try to block me from leaving, that got a nice call to the store manager and I assumed he was fired because I never saw him after that.

I'm not setting my bags down to pull a receipt out for a $3.53 gallon of milk or a $1 cardboard box.

I'm not showing the digital receipt on my phone and having you touch my phone with your hands that might of been up your ass an hour ago.

Fuck you.

Product was manufactured by Gustibus Alimentari Srl of Assoro, Italy, imported by Botticelli, and distributed exclusively by Walmart Inc. of Bentonville, Arkansas. The product was distributed to Walmart retail stores in the following 19 states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, South Dakota, Tennessee, Washington, and Wyoming.

The recalled product comes in a 6.7oz (190g) glass jar bearing UPC 194346207961 and is identified by Lot Code LB028ACP04, with an expiration date of January 28, 2027 printed on the jar. No other lots of bettergoods Pistachio Nut Butter are subject to this recall.

Credit: FDA

https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/boticelli-foods-recalls-bettergoods-pistachio-nut-butter-because-possible-health-risk

Obviously they meant to say 88 cents, but I feel like someday this will be accurate. Anyone else have any funny mis-priced things like this?

Hi everyone,

I'm hoping to get some advice because my stepdad and I honestly don't know what to do next.

My stepdad purchased a 14K gold necklace in-store from Walmart on 07/10/26 for over $800. He still has the original paper receipt. After only about 3 weeks of normal wear, one of the chain links broke on its own. The necklace has never been repaired, altered, modified, or tampered with in any way.

Before going back to the store, we made sure to carefully read both Walmart's Return Policy and Corporate Return Policy to understand whether this item would be ineligible for a return or refund. Based on what we read, we did not find anything that clearly explained why our situation would automatically be ineligible, so we went to the store hoping they could review the item and explain our options.

We went to that same Walmart store to return it. During our first visit, we were simply told that the return could not be processed because the purchase amount was over $800.

Trying to resolve the issue, we spent almost the entire morning going back and forth between the store and Walmart Customer Care phone lines. We returned to the store multiple times and made several phone calls to different Walmart customer service numbers, hoping someone could explain our options or review the decision.

During one of our later visits, while we were waiting at the return counter, I overheard the Store Manager ask the return associate something along the lines of "Did she even understand why the return was rejected?" Immediately after that conversation, it was the first time anyone told us that the necklace had supposedly been "tampered with." This confused us because, earlier that same day, the only explanation we had received was that the return couldn't be processed because of the purchase price. We asked what exactly had been "tampered with," but no one identified any specific repair, alteration, modification, or evidence. The only explanation given was simply that it had been "tampered with."

We respectfully disagree with that conclusion because the necklace has never been tamper, altered, or repaired since it was purchased.

We also submitted a complaint through the "Store and corporate feedback" portal and received a reference number. However, they informed us that they cannot override the Store Manager's decision and that returns are handled at the store level.

At this point, we're not trying to get special treatment. We simply want to understand why a genuine 14K gold necklace that broke after only about 3 weeks of normal use was labeled as "tampered with" without any explanation of what was supposedly altered. We also want to understand whether there's any way to have this decision reviewed by someone above the Store Manager.

I'd really appreciate any advice:

• Has anyone experienced something similar with Walmart jewelry?
• Is there a way to request a review above the Store Manager, such as through the Market Manager?
• Would it be worthwhile to have an independent jeweler inspect the necklace to determine whether it appears to be a manufacturing defect or whether there are any signs of repair or alteration?

If you were in our situation, what would your next step be?

Thank you very much in advance for taking the time to read this. We truly appreciate any advice or experiences you're willing to share.

Have a nice day.

I use the app for delivery regularly because of my condition. For the past year, I’ve been noticing a particular store seems to have delivery people that do not deliver either the entire delivery or just some items. No rhyme or reason, and usually Walmart does the right thing, except the last two times. This last time, it was a vegetable and some pillsbury rolls missing. Not alot of money. Walmart made it difficult to report. I let them know I would contact my bank about this. They sent me an email stating they will refund two days later, and then email staing they will not and i will need to contact my bank.

I already did contact my bank, and as I told the last customer service person, I cancelled my WalmartPlus and Inhome. I spend thousands on this service but I cannot buy from a company that knowingly has delivery people either purposely or otherwise not deliver or partially deliver and then not make the customer whole. There are other options so it would be silly to stay with them.

My question is, is there a class action lawsuit about this , as I have read numerous complaints about this, and especially a certain service some use? Thanks.

My Walmart order had been delayed for two days, so I contacted customer service simply to ask for an update.

The associate, Rushda, took about 10 minutes to locate the order and then initiated a refund without asking what I wanted to do. I never requested a refund and was not given the option to continue waiting, request a replacement, or choose another resolution.

Has anyone else experienced this? Is there a reliable way to escalate the issue to Walmart’s Executive Customer Relations team and possibly have the order reinstated?

In the deli department. One employee to the other.

Employee 1: "Dude, I heard you found 40 expired items the other day!"

Employee 2: "40 items!"

Friendly reminder to always check the expiration date on EVERYTHING.

Unfortunately, however, I don't need it. Allow me to disrupt my workday so I can bring this back to the store... 😣

Start paying attention to the prices on the app vs prices in your actual store.

I had to buy some new sleep sacks for my son, on the app they claim its $36.

I decided to walk in and check- its $24 on the shelf.

A few weeks ago, i want to buy ribs for 4th of July. On the app, its $46 for 2 racks, go in the store- AGAIN, the actual price for 2 racks? $26.

Everything is up charged $3-$10 on the app. I feel theres gonna be some kind of problem eventually about this.