Walmart

When transferred to «customer service «today, Wednesday, I didn’t get a hello, or thanks for calling. Not even a hi. It was, customer service please hold and click.
After ¹⁰⁄₁₅ minutes, I’m able to ask my question about wanting to purchase an adult male bike for Christmas and if the store could hold it, due to not having a big enough car to borrow till Saturday.
«No, that would be too long. You can have it held for a few hours, and that is it», I was told.
I never intended on not paying for the bike and ask for it to be held. But started to feel that’s what she was thinking.
So I asked, Even if I pay for the bike in full, you will not hold it for a few days? And the woman said,
«NO its too long, sorry».
No, I’m sorry you just lost out on a $ 180.00 dollar sale on the bike alone, never mind anything else I may have purchased. No customer service skills…

I think Walmart needs to go back in time a put there Christmas trees back on the floor not in the air, who’s STUPIED idear was that, they should be FIRED, you can see the tree up close like reall y how tall it is big deal 7.5 tall put them back, Walmart really screwed up, I’ll go shopping else where dump dump dimp

Walmart in Amherst NH is the best Walmart and shoes manger name Karen Laber is the best worker there she is very nice person she always smiling and very helpful and the store manger the best he always smiling and happy

This review is for the bakery department only. Thank you so much for the excellent cake you helped me design for my sons birthday. It was done from a personal photo and the employees added beautiful color and writing to compliment the photo. It was absolutely perfect and memorable. In addition the cake was moist and delicious. The customer service at the bakery was way above average. Knowledgable, friendly staff went above and beyond. Certainly added to a special milestone birthday. I will definitely come back.

It’s Walmart folks, not an upscale shopping center. Bearing that in mind, this location is pretty standard.
The plus side is this one’s open 24-​HOURS, even on holidays. (I actually visited this Walmart on Christmas.) They also have a few self checkout lanes, which in my opinion beats waiting in line and dealing with unfriendly cashiers.
Prices are dirt cheap, but of course that comes with a few negatives. The produce/​bakery section isn’t very fresh, and you may need to check labels for expiration dates. (You’re better off driving down the road to Market Basket.) Additionally, the interior is like an outdated and dusty warehouse.

Giving them 2 stars because selection and prices are good. But can’t they get someone to clean the restrooms? Almost always a filthy mess. Paper towels all over the floor
…none left in the dispenser.

Looking for clothes? No one is there to help you in the men’s section, or shoe section, or pretty much any section. Looking for a computer? Most staff are not knowledgeable about the products.
Problem is, they treat their customers as bad as their employees.
This huge corporation makes billions of dollars in profits, but shunts all of the oney away from the workers, so much so that most Walmart employees literally eed food stamps to get by. That’s shameful. Perhaps if they finally paid their employees more than $ 9 an hour, they would have more employees on hand, and more competent ones at that. Costco pays its workers more than twice as much as Walmart, and they have even better sales, because it better service and more competent employees

Walmart is full of interesting people!!! This one happened to be cleaner than others.

I refuse to go here
The times i have been forced in the past have been miserable…
My bf will now go in and call me to say he is in hell every time– comes back with a headache and we laugh at how awful it is– and he is a super nice person who rarely complains!
When you pull in you get the vibe– something is just not right with this store.
The layout is insane and they keep changing it so you wander around lost having to spend more time being stuck in this awful store
The people there are seriously the most miserable workers ever. Not all of them of course– Ive met some nice cashiers and give them credit for sticking it out there– id have to shoot myself…
One of the managers is the rudest person Ive ever met– she is young and arrogant and a total _​_​_​_​
Avoid this place like the plague
If there were negative stars id give that but I’m forced to give at least one– so it shouldn’t even count as a point

Every time I go here, which isn’t that often, I want to scream. The employees are rude and miserable, and the layout is confusing. The «low» prices aren’t a good enough deal for me to justify the hassle. Sorry Walmart, you lose.

Yes; clean but it ends there. Where is the ZERO STARS?
Poor store layout, hard to find things. You’d think your find something in housewears and you find it in food on the otherside.
Staff is the most unfriendliest people around. Never can find a help when you need it. Let alone someone that knows what a table cloth clip is (and kid it’s not a small clamp that you find in hardware!)
When it comes to handicapp accessabilty it is out right… none! There are three entrances, only one will have it registers open! Nothing like making more than one lap to check out with a medical disability… and then back to the otherside of the parking lot to your car!
There are better choices out there than Amherst Walmart… I assume pay the high price than deal with the place!

This store is always clean and well kept in spite of its sometimes careless clientele. If you change your own oil in you car like me, you will find great prices on oil and filters for your car here.

The only things anyone could say positive about this veritable armpit
of a MalWart are (a) it is cheap, (b) it is a 24 hour operation.
I stopped buying perishable food in the supermarket appendage after
I happened to drop in a Market Basket down the street and found
not only lower prices but food incomparably fresher than the WM
crud which by comparison looked like it had already expired before
being loaded into the refrigerated display case.
Even a few of the employees will quietly admit they won’t shop there
for exactly the same reason — well for the few nice folks who are
actually able to hold a civil conversation. Then there are the battle
scared women at the deli whose first language appears to be primal
grunt. At least that’s the reception I routinely receive when I ask
for deli items to be sliced to order. I mean that *is* the reason they
are behind the counter donning the plastic babushkas with the array
of meat slicers and all. Truly mind boggling.
Once I pointed out to a guy stocking the shelves one of the refrigerator
units seemed to have gone out resulting in the food items spoiling on
the shelf. They took care of it quick alright, wiping up the fermented
mess burped out of the packages but leaving the spoiled items on the
shelf apparently for the next customer. Never did fix that refrigeration
problem over the next few months. The still fermenting bottles
remained proudly on the shelf although I do think they threw the
entire headache out when remodelling that section of the store about
a year later. Not my first choice in supermarkets.
About 10~11PM the bewitching hour nears where drones
indiscriminately pulling pallet jacks of skids piled high with more crap
to restock, begin to infest the aisles. Would be nice if they made an
effort to avoid flattening/​shearing customers in the process. That’s
one thought but the haphazard way they block the aisles when
dropping the pallets simply MUST be a local fire code violation.
Even when casually shopping you actually need to crawl around the
pallets trying to find your way out. Amazing! I suppose the Amherst
Fire Marshall doesn’t frequent that circus much.
And yes truth be told some of the clientele roaming around in there
may not be the sharpest tool in the shed. My pet peeve is the lobotomy
patients who keep wandering into the self-​checkout lines. Oh my
that never ends well. One time I was this ” close from going
ballistic when this idiot ahead of me was trying to pay at the self
checkout register with loose change, ran out of money, decided to
run over to the ATM to get s’more, apparently ran into baffling
technology over there as well, totally oblivious to the line of people
WAITING behind her suffering seizures. Somebody really needs to
figure out some sort of politically acceptable shopper screening
process to regulate use of those self checkout registers.
I suppose we all can’t resist cheap prices otherwise I can’t imagine
how such a nightmare could stay in business. But if it is 3AM and you
need some socks, shotgun shells, interior paint, and a live lobster
that haunted house is likely your only option.

Walmart is the king of low prices. American Express even ran a promotion in which they gave me $ 20 for making 2 $ 40 purchases at Walmart.
In fact, I rated this Walmart 5 stars because they are a great alternative to Market Basket. The quality on average than you’d get at the average Market Basket is definitely better, and you’d spend anywhere 3−20%+ less than at any other grocery store, depending on your strategies and if you take advantage of their price matching policy for competitor’s circulars.
In terms of service, definitely a step above Market Basket’s service, but I’d say other competitors (excluding MB) is better. I like the convenience of being able to go through self checkout if it is busy.

Can you give 0 stars? I agree with Larry, this Wal-​Mart is hellacious (it’s the only one I’ve ever been to — maybe they are all this bad?). I don’t care that diapers are cheaper here than at Shaw’s (where I do my grocery shopping), it’s just not worth it. Most of the employees are just awful, apathetic and seemingly brain-​dead (though I have met one or two who seemed nice and almost apologetic about the crappy state of the store). And oh yes, freaky, clueless shoppers slowly waddling right down the center of the aisles and then stopping to chat with their 10 friends and family members who are all just as oblivious that they are in everybody else’s way. It always takes forever to pick up photos because they have filed everyone’s incorrectly. Blech.

Dante was wrong… there are at least ten levels of hell, and Wal-​Mart in Amherst, NH is one of them. You can usually be assured of finding the following three things:
1. Mullets
2. Freaky People
3. Low Prices
Pros: low prices, the ability to buy a grill, propane, burgers, and lawn chairs all in one trip. They have a Citizens Bank inside.
Cons: Long lines. Having to listen to the employees vent their personal problems to the other employees. Having to jockey for aisle space with the people who choose to use the motorized wheely carts because they’re too gigantic to walk under their own power (although a point back on the plus side if they use those carts to buy more microwave burritos).