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| Top 75 Companies |
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- Citibank N A
- Verizon Wireless (Cell Phones)
- Sprint Wireless
- Bank of America
- Walmart
- Cingular Wireless (now ATT Mobility)
- McDonald's
- Sears, Roebuck & Co.
- Dell Computer Corporation
- Best Buy
- Capital One Financial
- T-Mobile USA, Inc.
- Home Depot, Inc.
- Comcast Corporation
- Target
- American Express Credit Cards
- Chase Bank
- Tracfone Wireless, Inc
- PlanetFeedback
- Wal-Mart
- Burger King
- Circuit City
- Wendy's International, Inc.
- DirecTV, Inc.
- Dish Network (Echo Star)
- Apple Computer Inc
- Washington Mutual
- Verizon Local Telephone (and FIOS)
- Target Corporation
- Pizza Hut, Inc.
- Delta Air Lines
- Starbucks
- Walgreen's
- HSBC Bank USA
- United Airlines
- Applebee's International, Inc.
- American Airlines, Inc.
- Juniper Bank
- Verizon Internetworking (DSL)
- US Airways
- Taco Bell
- Amazon.com, Inc.
- Kentucky Fried Chicken
- Nextel Communications
- Subway (Sandwich Shops)
- Olive Garden
- Office Depot, Inc.
- Lowe's
- United Parcel Service
- Nordstrom, Inc. - Department Stores
- CVS
- Wells Fargo
- Kmart
- Time Warner Cable
- Blockbuster, Inc.
- Red Lobster
- Toys R Us
- Ford Motor Company
- Microsoft Corporation
- Discover Card
- Charter Communications
- EBay
- Pepsi-Cola
- Macys.com
- Hewlett-Packard Company
- JCPenney Company, Inc.
- Sears.com
- MBNA
- Vonage
- Chili's
- BellSouth Telecommunications
- Outback Steakhouse
- Victoria's Secret
- Nabisco, Inc.
- Maytag Corporation
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PlanetFeedback Assessment
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Here is a review of this company provided by PlanetFeedback.
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Wal-Mart Stores is an irresistible (or at least unavoidable) retail force that has yet to meet any immovable objects. Bigger than Europe's Carrefour, Tesco, and Metro AG combined, it is the world's #1 retailer, with about 6,775 stores, including some 1,075 discount stores, 2,250 combination discount and grocery stores (Wal-Mart Supercenters in the US and ASDA in the UK), and 580 warehouse stores (SAM'S CLUB). About 60% of its stores are in the US, but Wal-Mart is expanding internationally; it is the #1 retailer in Canada and Mexico. It also owns a 95% stake in Japanese retailer SEIYU. Wal-Mart also has operations in Asia, Europe, and South America. Founder Sam Walton's heirs own about 40% of Wal-Mart. |
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Sub Sectors
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Here is a list of popular letter topics for this company.
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» Billing/Payment:
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4.61%
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» Bug/Glitch:
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0.68%
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» Delivery:
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2.85%
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» Email Customer Service:
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2.71%
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» Exchanges/Returns:
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9.36%
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» Other:
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25.64%
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» Overall Experience:
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33.24%
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» Phone Customer Service:
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1.76%
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» Price/Value:
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5.56%
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» Privacy:
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0.81%
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» Selection/Availability:
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10.45%
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» Site Content:
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0.14%
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» Site Navigation:
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0.14%
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» User Friendliness:
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2.04%
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Last 5 Letters
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Here is a list of last 5 letters for this company.
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Why CONSUMER REPORT’S rate’s WMT DEAD LAST for Electronics |
by Steve S. of Wilmington, North Carolina written to Walmart Posted Sat November 7, 2009 8:03 am
2 replies, Last Updated: Sat November 7, 2009 9:18 am |
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Why CONSUMER REPORT’S rate’s WMT DEAD LAST for Electronics
Current Issue
After seeing the Sharp 42” TV plastered all over Yahoo! And the Internet on Wednesday I thought to myself - that would be a great deal for a Christmas present for the kids to watch in our bonus room. Not wanting to waste a lot of time I got right on WalMart’s website that told me it was a store special. Fine. Clicked...
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Why CONSUMER REPORT’S rate’s WMT DEAD LAST in Electronics |
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by Steve S. of Wilmington, North Carolina written to Walmart Posted Sat November 7, 2009 7:47 am |
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Why CONSUMER REPORT’S rate’s WMT DEAD LAST in Electronics
Current Issue
After seeing the Sharp 42” TV plastered all over Yahoo! And the Internet for $498 on Wednesday I thought to myself - that would be a great deal for a Christmas present for the kids to watch in our bonus room. Not wanting to waste a lot of time I got right on WalMart’s website that told me it was a store special. Fine....
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Return of computer game. |
by Mary K. of Lake Worth, Florida written to Walmart Posted Mon November 2, 2009 4:28 pm
30 replies, Last Updated: Fri November 6, 2009 8:57 pm |
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My family recently purchased a game for the computer when we went to down load it we found out it was not compatiable with the computer. When I went to return it I was told that it was a STATE LAW they could not take it back. If this is a state law then how come I can return opened software, dvds,etc. to other area stores in the same STATE.
Just return my money for this software it is of no...
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Why is it so hard to stand behind your merchandise |
by jonathan k. of peabody , Massachusetts written to Walmart Posted Sun November 1, 2009 11:06 am
2 replies, Last Updated: Sun November 1, 2009 9:57 pm |
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On august 9, 2009 I purchased a Vivitar underwater camcorder at the Salem, NH Walmart and also purchased the one year replacement plan. I purchased this item in the photo department which has no posted return policy. In all of the following situations I had my dated sales reciept.
On August the hinges on the swinging display lost there screws. I brought it to the Danvers, MA Walmart. They...
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WalMart Automotive messed up our truck! |
by Dana W. of Kansas City, Missouri written to Walmart Posted Sat October 31, 2009 3:41 pm
4 replies, Last Updated: Sun November 1, 2009 3:08 pm |
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We went to buy a battery there today. They stripped the bolts trying to change it, then we still had to pay for the battery! Now my husband is 3 hours late to work still trying to get the second bolt off. The bolts were FINE before.
Refund $50 of the battery price ($75) or pay for my husband's time off work.
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