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Re: O/T Walmart rant...Grrr!


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Posted by JDseller on July 18, 2010 at 21:13:41 from (208.126.196.117):

In Reply to: O/T Walmart rant...Grrr! posted by Fred Martin on July 18, 2010 at 17:44:16:

If you think buying at Wally World is bad try delivering something to them. A few years ago I helped a local trucker out during the winter do to his health problems. He had a reefer trailer and delivered a lot of meat and produce. I went to several different Walmart distribution centers and two stores. I have never been treated as rudely and nasty as those places. The best one was north of Denver at the distribution center there. When you get inside the gate you are given a dock door to go to. One of Walmart's employees comes and checks your door seal number. You back into the dock and drop your trailer. Then you have to go park your truck and shut it off and wait for them to unload the product. Then they call you to go and rehook your trailer and pull away from the dock. A Walmart employee comes out and shut the doors and reseals you trailer. They will not let you inside to check your trailer over after unloading. Then you go to the out bound office and get your paperwork. This load was a two drop. First was to Walmart at Denver and the second at Boise Id. I got to the second stop and unloaded at a small local supply chain. When they where done they asked me where I wanted the four pallets of meat put. WHAT?????? The dumb butts at Walmart had missed unloading four pallets but had signed the paperwork that they had. Walmart tried to blame me and make me haul it back to them. HE!! NO. If it ever happened again and the paperwork was signed off on then I would throw it in a dumpster before I would tell Walmart about their mistake.
My wife shops there some I will drive twenty miles further before I deal with them ever again.


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