[Wyseguy]

Originally Posted by asianthree

My life is a little different than yours. My cell rings and I get 15 minutes to get to the OR to fix someone like you. So without the 9 people who carry those pieces of crap you refer to. You would be a veg or dead. But sometimes life is fair

You have been down the cell disbelief before. It’s ok no one cares if you don’t carry one or can’t use one. However if you don’t have first have first hand knowledge of Walmart, why expect someone to do your research.

I can give you the exact answer to your question, but I would have to use my cell, so I won’t.

Wow, that escalated quickly.

[Annie66]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

What's a cell phone?

You mean those little lighted expensive pieces of crap that the village people stare into
when their bored and when other people are talking to them???????

NO THANKS!

You must live in the pre-historic area of TVs.

[davem4616]

Walmart prices, to cell phones, to the ER....talk about a post that has much ado about nothing.....

[Boilerman]

Originally Posted by tuly914

[there are some walmarts that are called neighborhood walmarts, which is privately owned and smaller. They only sell food products, and has a pharmacy. I have one in my area, and noticed the prices are higher than the super walmart centers. I did question the manager, and he explained that the privately owned ones can charge whatever they want. An example, .75 cents more on a gallon of milk. As for publix, i've been to the one in tv and in my area an hour away, and didn't find no price differences in products.

Quote=michael g.;2055960]i was told there is a difference in prices between the walmart in tv,
compared to the walmart on hy. 441?

Tv walmart charges more because it's in tv.

Any walmart shoppers notice this?

Thanks

[/quote]

[irishwonone]

Originally Posted by DAVES

I would not be surprised about different prices in different stores of the chain. Read the fliers from other stores. Often it says buy one get one free but it does not show the price.

Some seem to be paranoid, the world is picking on the villages, or at least the State of Florida. Truly it is simple. If, it is not worth what they are asking don't buy it. If, it is a few cents cheaper at another store, is it worth the gas, the wear and tear on your car, your time to drive there? Sometimes it is. Sometimes it isn't.

Yes very true. Regardless of your choice Walmart prices vs competition. Little or no competition means higher prices.(and why wouldn’t they). No competition means no reason for extra discount. If you travel much it becomes very clear when shopping at Walmart.

[Boilerman]

The Walmart Neighborhood stores are not privately owned. They are owned by Walmart.

[jparsoneau@aol.com]

I had no idea so many people were so passionate about Wallmart. 😂😂😂

[gail swanson]

Oh my!! What a disagreeable thread😳

[OhioBuckeye]

This is just my opinion but I think it’s volume, truckers are being held up from getting & bringing merchandise. So Walmart might have to raise prices because their volume is low. Our country is in shambles right now!

[ILLINOIS RAY]

Walmart does not buy from different wholesalers. They buy all direct, with exception of possibly some local produce. Both Walmarts in area would have all their product coming from sale location.

Originally Posted by Dana1963

Why are some Walmarts cheaper than others?
There are many reasons. They buy merchandise from different wholesalers or directly from the manufacturer. Some store plow advertising dollars into reducing the price while others use the money as profit. Some stores are based on volume, others are based on profit, or any combination.

[MrFlorida]

Prices do vary , not only in the Walmart's, other stores do the same.

[justjim]

The Sun is shining and it’s going to be in the 70’s today. You Walmart shoppers all have a good day. Fore!

[Rodneysblue]

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

True.

In general though you're going to pay less at Wal-mart than at Publix, and less at Aldi than at Wal-mart. But other than savings, you're going to get less in other areas that impact how we shop as well. Publix has just about everything including knowledgeable store personnel, nice wide aisles, display layouts that make sense and are easy to reach, and (on the whole) polite shoppers, but
those perks cost money and that money comes from increased prices. Wal-mart means lower prices but also narrow aisles, people pawing over the produce that from the looks of them you should be social-distancing maybe 20 feet instead of six, narrow aisles with merchandise often stacked beyond your reach (and no store clerk available to help you), etc. Aldi lowest price of all, by a lot, but a VERY limited selection.

That's one of the nice things about TV. If the stores you shop at are close to one another (Wal-Mart, Publix and Aldi all in the space of less than a mile drive) you can comparison-shop and save some real money by so doing.

[mkjelenbaas]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

What's a cell phone?

You mean those little lighted expensive pieces of crap that the village people stare into
when their bored and when other people are talking to them???????

NO THANKS!

That is a very educated response!

[Geodyssey]

Originally Posted by Michael G.

I was told there is a difference in prices between the Walmart in TV,
compared to the Walmart on Hy. 441?

TV Walmart charges more because it's in TV.

Any Walmart shoppers notice this?

Thanks

Should all stores have the same prices?

What's the solution to this problem? Maybe a law so that all prices across America are the same?