Walmart Supercenter

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Never have I seen a store that is as disgusting. The front of store always had abandoned carts or carts of items jammed full haphazardly waiting to be reshelved sometime next month. Only a handful of registers are open, and often the entire self-​check section is closed for no apparent reason. And then there are always at least 6 – 12 staff — including at least a couple «managers» just standing around the front gabbing. Get to work? Clean an aisle? Wait on someone? Answer a question? The aisles always look like Black Friday evening, even on a Tuesday night in June. This store really is a disgusting embarrassment, even for Wal-​Mart.

We were in and out; Not much of an experience. Ha We went to the deli. The store is clean and nice. I will say, I didn’t like how they only had red and yellow Gatorade that were cold… Down every aisle. I was in search for the blue one. The DOOR GREETER could be a little more GREETING. lol Oh well, what can you expect for minimum wage? Ew, I didn’t like my deli sub or the delis baked potato salad either. I don’t know. Maybe it was just me today.

that is the worst walmart i have ever been too. there is no structure on the food isles. it is so messed up there. also stopped about 8 pm. they where moving crates which is usually done after midnite. also whoever is in charge of bring in carts needs to be fired. there were hundreds of carts outside. people inside was just sitting there not doing anything. the manager needs to be fired too. apparently they can not manage. so sad to see this happen in fishers.

I used to grocery shop here, since I live downtown and work in Fishers. But, it was always such a hassle. I stopped over here the other day in search of construction paper. I swear, I covered the entire store until I found the paper tucked away in the corner, past the greeting cards. Of course, they just had packs, not in the colors that I wanted. I picked up a few other things while I was there and even with only one person ahead of me in line, it took forever to get through the «express» line.
Walmart is good in a pinch; I just do everything I can to avoid going there. It’s my store of last resort, basically.

For produce, Walmart might as well give it up. Meijer and Marsh are SO much better.

This is solely based on the experience I had today with a customer service rep in the .com section of the store. I had left my ID at the office when I went to pick up an item that should have take 7 days to ship and took over 2 weeks! I asked about changing the name of the pick up person to the person I was there with. She said that her system wouldn’t show it, i asked if we could fax over the new shipping request and was told no. Being a bit of a drive from the store I understood the policy, but turned to ask another question from the associate and she was gone.
Upon returning, 10 minutes later, she greeted us with a very rude, «Did you forget something?»
I asked if my receptionist could fax a copy of my ID and she said «I already said ‘NO’ «and again walked away from us. I am now on my way back tot eh store and have debated canceling the order but after waiting this long for my item i just want it over.
To be honest for YEARS I had refused to shop Walmart, and after this I am again reminded why the sometimes lower prices aren’t worth the attitude that you have to put up with from a staff that should be there to help you. Honestly if she would have handled it better, i was ok going back to the office for something and accept she was following company policy, but it was the attitude she had that I found to be unacceptable.
Good job Walmart, you are so big and so successful that loosing a few customers to rude staff really is not going to make a dent to your bottom line, so why bother to train proper associates?!

Meh, it’s a Wal-​mart. I was in the vicinity and stopped by to get some athletic shoes. They actually did have a cheap pair of running shoes, for $ 12, regular price $ 14. «Starter» brand, model «Johnny». I’m probably going to use them for indoor workouts more, but I ran outdoors with them, and they aren’t bad. I don’t expect them to last long or hold up to lots of use, but for only $ 12, I can afford to replace them more often.
One nice thing, is that they have WIDE widths, ie, 11W, not just 11. Many stores do not carry «wide» widths in athletic shoes, and I learned the hard way that you can’t just go up a ½ size or full size in an atheltic shoe in order to get the width you need.
However, it’s still a Wal-​mart, and the clientele, though in the toney Fishers area is still the Fishers equivalent of «Walmart People». See www. peopleofwalmart. com. My first clue was that there were too many loose shopping carts around the parking lot, not put away in the cart corrals.
There weren’t as many loose carts in the lot as in the 7325 Keystone location, and the clientele was not as scarey as the Keystone location. But still it was enough to notice.
After I went here, I went across the street to Meijer, and it was like night and day. Meijer is a much better store, better experience, better employees, and a better clientele. Granted, I’ll still go back to Walmart for things that one can only get at Walmart, or for specific prices where the price at Walmart is much lower.

Wal Mart may get a bad rap because of labor issues, etc., but it is my go-​to store for anything I need… clothes, shoes, food, hygene items. There are always lots of people, but I rarely wait in long lines to check out and if I do, they move quickly. The check out clerks are always polite and prices always beats those of competitors.