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Walmart is a name we all love and list, helping us save money and live better with a vast product range including electronics & office, movies, music & books, home furniture, baby & kids, toys, sports & fitness, auto, photos, pharmacy, health & beauty, grocery, pets, and so much more. With more than 200 million customers per week, and one of the largest retail chains in USA.

If you’re not familiar with Walmart then I recommend you visit them online at www.walmart.com and/or you can use the online store locator to find a Walmart near you.

What is the Walmart Customer Survey?

The Walmart Survey was designed and conducted by Walmart to get an insight to it’s customers thoughts and feedback regarding their shopping experiences either in-store or online. Alike with most customer satisfaction surveys, they help collect opinions and feedback which will help the company further develop their services and products. Walmart is a store that listens to it’s customers which has most definately helped it grow to where it is now.

Why participate in the feedback survey?

If you are free for 15 minutes then we recommend you participate and be honest when answering the questionaire for a chance to win prizes via the Walmart sweepstakes upon completion. Five winners will be given a $1,000 Walmart gift card.

How to participate in the Walmart Feedback Survey

In the first instance, ensure you have a Internet connection via PC/Mobile device and a valid receipt from a Walmart store (14 days prior).

  • Visit the Survey.Walmart.com website to begin and select your language (Spanish/English)
  • Continue to complete the required questions to the best of your knowledge
  • Enter the Walmart sweepstakes for a chance to win a $1,000 Walmart gift card
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  2. I really like shopping at Walmart, but when I did the online survey for the $1000 gift card it turned me off. I don’t know it I was entered or not because it had me filling out other online free offers. I felt deceived by this survey. My outlook have changed about Walmart now.

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  3. I thought your “We Value Your Opinion” message on my cash register slip was an invitation to comment on the service I received at your store today. I was misled. Instead it turned out to be a series of sales routines that adds frustration to an already aggravated customer. When you state that: “You want to know about my shopping experience today”, and then give me a – “survey,walmart.com” address – I’ll know in the future that you just want to waste my time. It’s as productive as asking your local folks why they had no oranje juice, no more decaf coffee, no instant oatmeal and why the price of Jimmy Dean breakfasts had jumped from $2.00 to $2.48 in the last 2 weeks. Or I could have asked why your helpful carry-on folks tossed the 8 – 25 lb. bags of water softening pellets into my trunk on top of the grocery bags from another store that were already there. Maybe I should have explained my physical disabilities to him personally and that lifting the 8 bagsinto the cart was as far as I could go.
    In summary, just keep your messages off my register transcripts. You obviously don’t give a damn what your customers go through inshelling out money to your stores.

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  4. Went to the pharmacy at Wal-Mart on Range Line road in Mobile Alabama on 02/12/2014. The lady that {somewhat} waited on me smacked bubble gum the five minutes I waited on her and she was as rude as a stripper with clothes on. I enjoy ROUSE stores and will drop Wal-Mart. I will not spend my money and be treated like trash Thanks T House.

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