10-30-2015, 04:45 PM
(10-30-2015, 01:03 PM)BoFox Wrote:(10-29-2015, 10:50 PM)RolloTheGreat Wrote:(10-29-2015, 07:22 PM)Mariaupaza Wrote: how is there service actually?:good:
I've never had problems with returns or restocking fees, so I'd say "good".
Haha, waiting 30 minutes in a line to return a defective light bulb?
Well, yeah, some Walmarts have good waiting times, but others are just HORRIBLE!!! I guess Madison/Wisconsin has nice Walmarts in that respect.
Ever try returning a defective console (like PS4) to Walmart? Or a smartphone? Amazon might simply incur a restocking fee, while Walmart would just pass the buck onto the manufacturer, forcing you to have to jump through 10 hoops just to ship it across the country.
My dislike for Walmart doubled each year for the past few years.. practically ALL of the mixed nut variants are about 1/2 el-cheapo peanuts, or more!!
I don't know if I'd wait 30 minutes to return a car, let alone a light bulb.
Pretty much everything in the Madison, WI area is nice:
http://www.livability.com/best-places/to...-live/2015
Ranked as the best place to live in the 2015 list on livability.com, #3 on 2016.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/02/27...44142.html
Huffington Post says it might be the best place to retire.
Quote:Madison makes so many "best places" lists -- not just for retirement -- that you almost have to consider it. It was also named among Kiplinger's Best Cities for Personal Finance in 2009; Best College Sports Town by Sports Illustrated in 2003; Best Small City to Live by Men’s Journal in 2004 and named one of America’s Best Adventure Towns by National Geographic in 2009.
As for Walmart nuts:
I buy Planters Heart Healthy nuts there, and WalMart Pistachios. (all pistachios, no peanuts!)