Brad Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 Walmart Announces Plans to Meet the Changing Needs of Customers this Holiday Shopping Seasonhttps://corporate.walmart.com/newsroom/2020/09/23/walmart-announces-plans-to-meet-the-changing-needs-of-customers-this-holiday-shopping-season And, for customers wanting the best savings of the season earlier than ever, Walmart is promising an all-new Black Friday experience. The retailer will spread traditional Black Friday savings throughout the season and will have more deals available online. More details will be shared soon. 1
Kanyon71 Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 So it seems to have said a whole lot of nothing. They can add more people to their centers but that doesn’t help that the shipping companies are horrible. 3
len_mullen Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 So it seems to have said a whole lot of nothing. They can add more people to their centers but that doesn’t help that the shipping companies are horrible. Right. Walmart announced that they [will] have a plan... I received three orders this week. Yesterday, I got a package from Amazon. Box was savaged but well packed and there was no damage to the contents. I reluctantly ordered two gallons of soy sauce and a half gallon of honey from Walmart.com. The items shipped as two orders. Both arrived at the same time on the same truck. Boxes were somewhat damaged and the packing was ineffective, but the durable plastic product containers held up. I got my Sling TV Anywhere DVR two days ago. The box arrived undamaged (UPS), the DVR and antenna were carefully and securely packed in the box. The individual packaging of the products was outstanding. So, it can be done. Just not by Amazon or Walmart these days. 3
jesusluvu Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 Walmart Announces Plans to Meet the Changing Needs of Customers this Holiday Shopping Season https://corporate.walmart.com/newsroom/2020/09/23/walmart-announces-plans-to-meet-the-changing-needs-of-customers-this-holiday-shopping-season Okay.....I guess I will have to wait for this elusive plan as well. I bet they dont have a plan and just trying to keep there name in the news leading up to the holiday season. They will come out will some garbage sales and hope we will love it. 2
Kanyon71 Posted September 23, 2020 Posted September 23, 2020 Right. Walmart announced that they [will] have a plan... I received three orders this week. Yesterday, I got a package from Amazon. Box was savaged but well packed and there was no damage to the contents. I reluctantly ordered two gallons of soy sauce and a half gallon of honey from Walmart.com. The items shipped as two orders. Both arrived at the same time on the same truck. Boxes were somewhat damaged and the packing was ineffective, but the durable plastic product containers held up. I got my Sling TV Anywhere DVR two days ago. The box arrived undamaged (UPS), the DVR and antenna were carefully and securely packed in the box. The individual packaging of the products was outstanding. So, it can be done. Just not by Amazon or Walmart these days.I've watched the delivery drivers stand at the edge of the porch (not coming on it) and chuck the package towards the door. I've see the video from our Ring doorbell. This usually only happens when they don't see the car and think no one is home.
len_mullen Posted September 24, 2020 Posted September 24, 2020 Today, the outer box was in excellent condition and the packages were well packed. Unfortunately two of the items were open inside the well packed box. You get what you pay for.
jesusluvu Posted September 24, 2020 Posted September 24, 2020 I dont get why they want to be so cheap. Your profits are through the roof, invest to keep your customers coming back. This has to be a huge waste/write off issue when people request refunds. 2
laddhorn Posted September 24, 2020 Posted September 24, 2020 My son works for Wal-Mart. He said that they will offer weekly deals segmented out like their normal BF ads. So 1 week electronics, 2nd week clothes, etc. (Not necessarily in this order). There will be less stuff offered in the ad on BF. No, he hasn't seen the ad yet. Their goal is to move foot traffic from the stores (less in-person shopping) to online. I expect many stores to follow and I also expect this to become the "new normal" for BF. 4
Brad Posted September 24, 2020 Author Posted September 24, 2020 My son works for Wal-Mart. He said that they will offer weekly deals segmented out like their normal BF ads. So 1 week electronics, 2nd week clothes, etc. (Not necessarily in this order). There will be less stuff offered in the ad on BF. No, he hasn't seen the ad yet. Their goal is to move foot traffic from the stores (less in-person shopping) to online. I expect many stores to follow and I also expect this to become the "new normal" for BF.Tell him to sneak out some ads for us! haha. Doesn't have to be BF - any info like this is good. 8
jesusluvu Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 My son works for Wal-Mart. He said that they will offer weekly deals segmented out like their normal BF ads. So 1 week electronics, 2nd week clothes, etc. (Not necessarily in this order). There will be less stuff offered in the ad on BF. No, he hasn't seen the ad yet. Their goal is to move foot traffic from the stores (less in-person shopping) to online. I expect many stores to follow and I also expect this to become the "new normal" for BF.Okay....Mastermind plan forming.....but it only will work if they TAKE DOWN THOSE BARRIERS TO GET IN THE STORE.
HanShotFirst Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 Okay....Mastermind plan forming.....but it only will work if they TAKE DOWN THOSE BARRIERS TO GET IN THE STORE.There are 2 Supercenters here and as of last week both entrances at both stores are open. Plus no more one-way aisles. 2
jesusluvu Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 There are 2 Supercenters here and as of last week both entrances at both stores are open. Plus no more one-way aisles. I plan on going by there tomorrow. I hope that is the case.... Our barrier was the length of a tractor trailer. It was crazy to have to walk that far down just to get in when there was no wait. 2
HanShotFirst Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 I plan on going by there tomorrow. I hope that is the case.... Our barrier was the length of a tractor trailer. It was crazy to have to walk that far down just to get in when there was no wait.Yes! It was that way at the bigger supercenter and at Sam’s here.
packratfamily Posted September 26, 2020 Posted September 26, 2020 There are 2 Supercenters here and as of last week both entrances at both stores are open. Plus no more one-way aisles. Ours has one door totally blocked so you can only go in the grocery end. Good hike to the pharmacy. 1
Kash Posted September 27, 2020 Posted September 27, 2020 Yes! It was that way at the bigger supercenter and at Sam’s here. ours Sam’s didn’t have anything. But our Walmart only had one set of doors open and a long barrier.
jesusluvu Posted September 27, 2020 Posted September 27, 2020 ours Sam’s didn’t have anything. But our Walmart only had one set of doors open and a long barrier.I looked up...Ours have no barrier. It has not been completely removed but it is not pulled all the way out
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