Walmart

Is there lower than a 1-​if so the Weymouth Walmart takes the cake. Last week I went to return a couple tanktops. I didn’t have the receipt, and since there were only incorrect size stickers on them, no tags either, those were gone to (assumed they were right size. go figure and put in draw) The old lady at the customer service counter, who is always absolutely miserable (I’m a reular there and always get her) proceeds to ask me if I have the receipt. I politely say I don’t and they were marked wrong and I would like an even exchange (beforehand i had grabbed and double checked SAME tanks) even exchange, pretty simple right? Nope, she asked me first if they had been worn. Umm no… and then proceeds in smelling each shirt and saying uggh they smell like perfume!!! I was so insulted! I said why would I buy a $ 4 shirt, wear it, and return it… do I look like white trash!!! She said well I don’t care if you did I just need to know! Again… more accusations. She says well some ppl do. I was so infuriated. I got home and later called the store manager. I told him how inappropriate it was of her to smell my returns and accuse me of wearing them and the fact they have such a miserable women at customer service, she ought to be stocking shelves! He pretended to care and said he wud speak to her… the nxt night I go in there and who’s the 1^st person u see??? Yup u guessed it… the sniffer!!!

Convenient, great prices, and good service. The quality of the items are sometimes mediocre,(mostly the clothes) but, you have to realize that you usually get what you pay for. Overall, great store. I have been very happy with a lot if purchases over the last 10 years! Also, the weymouth store went above and beyond to find my wallet that I left behind in the cart. I was so estactic that one of the employees found it.

I went into walmart and asked an associate if they had the green beach cruiser, without checking inventory he said no. I went out to my car and went online, the website said it was in stock and I could buy it and pick it up in store same day. I purchased it online and took it in to tell them this. They proceeded to tell me they weren’t sure if it was still in stock and it wasn’t put through yet so I’d have to wait for the email. They really can’t go out back and check. I go home and as I am one street away I get the email that the bike is ready for pick up. Really Walmart?! The manager was standing right there and never once intervened to tell them to check if the item was in stock. This is why I typically shop Target.

You’d think the Weymouth Walmart would be an undesirable word combo enough to stay away from, but I had a Christmas gift to return and it was on my way home.
I was 3^rd or 4^th in line at the service desk and still waited about 20 minutes. This is 2 weeks after Christmas so it wasn’t like they were swamped. When I finally got to the counter the woman lied to me and told me I couldn’t get store credit for an item I was returning WITH a receipt. According to her the money had to go back on the credit card it was purchased with. I’ve never heard of this rule in my life. I’m sure if I had thrown a tantrum and demanded to see the manager I could have gotten someone who knew what they were doing and gotten store credit. But unfortunately for me I couldn’t bring myself to make the now 4x as long line of people wait all night.
I didn’t make it past the service desk but the store is gross. Someone please send them a WikiHow article on mop & bucket instructionals. For a retailer I can’t think of any more severe an insult than: dirtiest Walmart I’ve ever seen.

I love walmart when my daughter had a project last minute, we went straight to Walmart and got everything we needed. Every time we go there and spend pretty much a lot of money. It’s a good thing because we get a lot of things.

The Weymouth location is The Worst Walmart on the planet! I saw a homeless lady begging for money with a sign outside this Walmart one day. Just like you see in Boston. But, besides that this Walmart is disorganized, the shopping carts are old and decrepit, the shelves are never stocked, the beauty section looks like it was ransacked by teens who have stolen 90% of the items and the staff is by far the rudest and most unhappy people on the planet. One older lady in particular will blatantly ignore you when you ask her a question. One time I picked up a ship to site purchase in the back and like 15 employees were just goofing off while the store was just in chaos as usual. If a manager exists at this store, I pray he/​she reads this and turns this nightmare of a store around! I will drive to Target and any other Walmart in a 50 mile radius before going here if possible and I am sure many others do the same. I have even paid triple the price at CVS just to avoid this location. So sad because Walmart has decent prices.

Filthy, disorganized, and the parking lot was a nightmare! This is by far one of the worst Walmarts i’ve been to. 2 stars only for the great prices and the clientele creeped me out to the point where i didn’t overspend like i typically do when i go into Wally World… So, thanks creepers… i get to keep the additional dinero in my wallet.

This wall mart can be a great store but ther are some employees there who really need to do a better job. The kid in the audio visual department knows his stuff. The lady in the computer department when I asked for help acted like she could not be bothered to help me. Overall there Wall Mart is clean and I have no complaints about it. They are always well stocked up on sale items. Overall this Wall Mart is what it is. It’s not great but it’s not horrendous either

Yikes. This is definitely not one of the better Walmart stores.
I used to actually be ok. Now it’s one of the worst Walmart stores.
First: it’s not renovated, as most of the other Walmart stores in the area. Not that many of the Walmart stores in this area are much better (the Quincy location is far worse, Hanover location is about tied, and Avon is MUCH better). Yet, very disappointed with my experience on 12÷30÷13, when this store would not match a price from their website over a large gift I was purchasing for a family member for late for Christmas. Since it was a large item, and already late, I made the trek here because none of the other stores in MA had it (besides one in Worcester & Whitinsville, which I didn’t either know at the time). The manager wasn’t very friendly and the cashier was extremely slow. Very disappointed. Only go if you have to, otherwise the Avon Walmart is SO much better.

Dennis in Camping Supplies was helpful, when I was buying a pair of cots.

Went here years ago and the manager was a real huge asshole. Hope he’s job less now.

I love this Wal-​Mart. There workers work very hard and have great prices

I really don’t understand why people like Walmart so much. Herd mentality, I guess.
I’ve never been impressed with any of the Walmarts I’ve gone into. They’re overcrowded, with narrow aisles, and the merchandise tends to be thrown around instead of neatly placed on the shelves. Their stores look like total disaster areas. Their parking lots tend to be madhouses, and they have people who sometimes check your bags as you’re walking out the door, as though you’re some kind of criminal. Then of course, there are the scary-​looking people who shop and work there. The whole experience is just hellish.
With all this trouble, you would think they’d offer lower prices than the competition, but no, they don’t, despite their reputation to the contrary. Everyone seems to think that Walmart sells items cheaper than anyplace else. I’ve done comparison shopping and I haven’t found this to be the case. In fact, some items at Walmart are actually MORE expensive than some other stores, including stores you would think would be more expensive.
Like for example, a couple of weeks ago, I was in the Walmart in Weymouth, and I noticed that they sell Tea Tree Triple Treat, made by Giovanni Hair Care Products. This is the organic hair conditioner that I typically buy at Good Health Natural Foods in Hanover and Quincy, a small family-​owned earthy-​crunchy health food store. You’d think that this product would cost a fortune at Good Health because it’s not a big chain, and they don’t have the buying power that Walmart has. But no, Walmart sells this product for over $ 8, while Good Health sells it for less than $ 7, almost a $ 2 difference. So much for a goliath like Walmart offering lower prices than a local mom-​and-​pop business.
Want another example of Walmart being more expensive than the competition? Compare the price of their pasta. Name brand pasta at Walmart typically costs $ 1.39 for a one pound box. If you buy it on sale at Stop & Shop, Shaw’s, or any other local supermarket chain, you can typically get it for $ 1. Again, Walmart is more expensive. Sure they offer their own generic brand for $ 1, but God only knows what quality it is. If Walmart really offered value, they’d be selling Prince or Barilla pasta for a buck, not their cheap ass store brand.
Service at Walmart is the pits. The employees are obviously unhappy about working there. No wonder, since corporate probably treats them like dirt (just watch the documentary «Walmart: The High Cost of Low Price»).
Tonight I went to the pharmacy at Walmart to get my girlfriend’s painkiller prescription, since she recently suffered a concussion. I walk up to the pharmacy counter, and a girl who looks like she’s about 19 years old says «Are you all set?» What kind of way to greet a customer is this??? Am I all set???
So I give her the prescription, and she tells me that they have it in stock, and it should take about 20 minutes to fill. 20 minutes go by, and she tells me sorry, we don’t have that medicine in stock. That’s 20 minutes after she told me they did! Meanwhile, my girlfriend is back home suffering in pain, waiting for her meds. I ended up going to CVS down the street and I got the prescription filled just fine.
Between the hellish experience of shopping in their stores, their high prices, and shady business ethics (again, watch the documentary), Walmart isn’t even worth going to. You’re better off going to a local place. You’ll save money and have a much more positive shopping experience.

I go out of my way to shop at this Walmart. This one is far superior over the Quincy one and it’s usually less crowded, which is always a plus.
I tend to get good service here and the workers aren’t miserable at this Walmart. As far as prices go, typically the same as most Walmarts and the selection is basically the same, except more organized.