Walmart Supercenter

Front door is locked at 10:17 pm when they're own hours say they close at 11pm. Shopping cart chick just stares at while I stand in front of a locked door. They are consistently rude at this store and keep locking their doors earlier and earlier. Is it really so much to ask for this location to have their doors open when they say they're open? God forbid having friendly employees that are willing to do their jobs.

Always in stock, well organized. Cashier's are more friendly with each other then they are customers. Still a great place to shop!

Kennedy was the best walmart employee in 5 years! Helped me eventhough she was clocked out! Friendly and kind. Lexi had a great smile and a very good chasier. Some other employees didn't even try to help.

This is a newer version of current wal mart stores. Laid out a little different than stores built 10 years ago. It is right on the outskirts of Ashdown on a major route in and out of the city. The store was modern. The rest rooms were clean and the employees were friendly. Very easy in and out for large rv's.

Well, tonight's visit to the clearance aisle at this store was a real humdinger. It began when I went to scan an item's price at the price checker. A deer repellant was marked $11, but when I went to scan it to make sure, the liquid inside came out and got all over my shirt, leaving me smelling like a 9 day old urine filled diaper. And my shirt, ruined. OMG. That was the worst smell ever. Incidentally, it scanned at $5.

A second item I scanned from the clearance aisle had multiple clearance price stickers on it. One said _59.97, the other said $7. The scanner said see an associate but didn't give the price. When I got to the register, it strangely rang up at $59.97. The manager offered a number of excuses before refusing to honor the lowest sticker price.

This is far too common here, particularly with clearance items.

A third item from the clearance aisle, also had multiple clearance stickers on it. The largest of these showed the original price was $194.00 but also showed the item was clearanced to 89.00. The third, smaller clearance sticker shows a much bigger discount. It showed a lower price of $19.

Carla, the manager, offered three excuses why she wouldn't honor the lower sticker price. The first was a joke of an excuse, and this was offensive. She said the item had been "on during the event", which I can only presume referred to Black Friday sales. That was a bold faced lie. This item had been on the clearance aisle for over a month already. I saw it there and took a picture of it to share with a friend who'd wanted one.

The next line and lie she told me was that the item's lowest sticker price was an old sticker and that she didn't know where it had even come from. Funny, it was just like every single other item's clearance sticker.

Her final excuse not to honor the lowest sticker price was that corporate would not be happy that she'd honored that low of a price. Hmm.

To make matters even worse, the item rang up at the register for a price that didn't match a single price on any of the price stickers which were on the item's packaging. It rang up for $189.

This kind of thing is not just dishonest. It's unethical. It might even be illegal or criminal. And it happens far too often. We get to the register with a cart full of items and they ring up at prices higher than what the shelf price tag shows. We don't notice it right then, but we get home with our receipt and begin to realize that the item didn't ring up at what we'd seen on the shelf's sticker. It rang up higher, in some cases just a few cents, but in others, a few dollars or more. And do we get around to getting back up there for a refund on these items? Probably not often enough.

I am posting pictures of this with my review so you may see the truth about this store. You can see that it is happening here and it is happening elsewhere at WalMart stores. And we just keep getting taken time and again. No one ever does anything about it. It just gets worse, and the scale on which it occurs just grows.

I'm doing something about it now. Here is the truth. And these pictures are worth well more than a few thousand words.

If you shop here, buyer beware! Make sure you pay what the price showed you would pay when you took the item from it's place on the shelf. If you don't, you're just throwing money away and giving WalMart more reasons to keep letting this kind of thing happen time and again. Those roll backs can be more like roll ups that take money from you like pick pockets.

I have had it. Take a look at the evidence. Stand up and demand this kind of thing stops now.

Rarely do I give a Walmart a 5* review.

I had a great experience with one of the employees who I later found out was the store manager, Marc.

The store is just like the rest of them. The only problem was when we went to check out. They had two lanes open one wasn't named and the other finished checking out her customer then walked away from her register as we walked up you the counter. Head to ask them to stop talking together and assist us.

By far, it is the best WalMart experience ever. Very clean atmosphere, helpful employees, and great grocery selection. Great job to management and employees.