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JAE said:I must comment about my disdain for Walmart, right before I go to bed. I agree with the TX person and what she's saying about Walmart and produce companies. Cheating companies out of their money is not capitalism. It's cheating. It's bullying. Because Walmart is so huge, no grower or produce distributing company can fight against them. Walmart has more money to fight AND the farmer/distributor has to stay in business with the crooks in order to stay in business, cut their losses and move forward. Walking away from business with Walmart means walking away from your business. They (corporate Walmart) are crooks.
I wish I could say I've not shopped in a Walmart in years, but when I visit my parents in TX, we go to Walmart. Here, where I live, I won't shop in the local Walmart. Gross. Stinky, messy, not cheaper than Meijer, way too busy parking lot and store. It's only cheaper if you don't make a list and shop only sales. If you just want to go and pick up whatever you need every time you shop, then it probably is less expensive than other stores. But, Meijer has sales, and I make my list according to the sales and my coupons. That makes it cheaper than Walmart.
pamperedlinda said:This is one of my biggest problems with Walmart and the main reason I do not support them: http://blog.aflcio.org/2009/02/17/wal-mart-recession-profiteer/
According to Walmart spokeswoman Deisha Galberth, the store's decision was based on a desire to maintain a streamlined shopping experience for customers by keeping the parking lot clear of congestion and distractions.
No, Walmart will not allow any other fundraising activities such as selling fireworks or holding car washes in their parking lot. These activities have never been in line with corporate policy, even though they may have been allowed in some locations in the past.
According to Galberth, these areas are subject to local discretion and therefore, can be allowed by the store manager. However, the sales floor and parking lot are under corporate policy and cannot be used for fundraising or soliciting.
The Lions Club has been selling Christmas trees in the Walmart parking lot for about 10 years, according to McMinnville banker Todd Caster.
No, Galberth stated that there is no chance of Walmart reversing their decision on parking lot activities. However, she did mention that the local manager will be reaching out to explore other fundraising options for the Lions Club in a different season.