Walmart Supercenter

Very happy with customer service tonight. Came in at about 9pm and (very spur of the moment decision cause my boyfriend mentioned it) decided to get a futon. They didn’t have any out for the one I saw besides the display so we asked Josh, who was very kind and checked the back for us as well as got someone with a RF to check for us too. They didn’t have any left but it was just fine since I already had a back up picked out. The lady (I unfortunately can’t remember her name.) got a big cart and rang us up as soon as we were ready and then wheeled it all the way up front for us, and helped us get it into my 2010 lancer, which isn’t very roomy for the giant box it came in. She did a lot of heavy lifting so we didn’t have to, and was extremely helpful with every step.

It’s all about timing and expectations here. You have to come early morning (never happening for me), late night (me) or when it’s pouring rain (me again). If you come any other time you are going to leave ticked off. There’s never enough registers open, no one is in electronics ever so don’t expect it. If you even ask for assistance they avoid you like the plague. Compared to walmart in larger cities, this place is 4 stars. Good selection and fairly organized. Im usually in and out in 30 minutes. Come self sufficient and during these times and you re good to go

Can anybody tell me why is it that when I come in here, there are always three registers open?! Like seriously what is going on? this company has like transformer trucks for shipping and can’t afford to keep more than 7 people at the register. I know it’s probably not the workers fault but my goodness. But hey, the bag of tilapia for 6 bucks ain’t bad.

What can be said about Walmart that everyone doesn’t already know? The goods are cheap, and the service is barely mediocre at best. The employees at this Walmart are actually pretty friendly, and the service is bad not because of them but because of the way Walmart staffs their shifts. Regardless, you know what you’re getting into when you come here.