Angry shoppers bombed the new Walmart security policy with one customer waiting for 32 minutes to obtain an essential element.
With more products that are marked with safety and placed behind the closed panels, waiting lists for daily elements increases for a while.
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Perfumes are the latest element that is placed behind the plastic panels under the lock.
Shoppers are used to being able to get their favorite perfume and only in their basket, but now to get your smell, you will have to request the employee's recovery for you.
Stores, such as Sephora, claim Perfume Expensive as well as the risk of theft, which is why retailers choose to put them behind the protective panels.
Although it looks a good idea, one of Walmart shoppers was struggling to find an employee to help them buy them.
The shopper was waiting for half an hour to get their hands on some perfume, unable to find an employee to help them.
They took on social media to express their frustration, and posted on X: “What is happening?
“I was in the press of pressure on the button to come and last for 32 minutes.”
The stores will go to more extreme lengths to protect their products, with measures such as safety brands on toothpaste and even protective retains wrapped around cheese.
However, this is not the only time that Walmart has faced complaints of its new policies.
Shoppers close the store on social media after there was a major shift when recording the departure.
Walmart replaced manne registered with self -verification, then closed the self -examination corridors.
The perplexed clients were forced to wait for up to 45 minutes to pay the price of their deportation.
Some of the departure meters were available, but customers only allowed to scan 15 elements, which led to many to wait behind each other, leaving Tills empty.
One of the disturbing shoppers shared the discontent on the Internet, as he wrote on X: “The local Wall Mart decided to replace nearly half of the exit points with a self -examination.
“Well, because people were only going out without paying them, they are now closing multiple corridors of self -examination if there is not enough employees to get them.
“Make it logical.”
Another Wall Mart store criticized the store for operation until only less than 15 elements allowed each store.
The puzzling agent published: “Walmart Store 3583 closes all lines while people standing more than 10 minutes to send everyone to the self -exit because it is good now to go out in the corridors that were characterized by 15 elements or less with more than 15 elements.
“Now we have to wait for the self -examination line.”
Budget supermarket has been criticized online due to employee lack and security policies above the summit.
Walmart has been subjected to a lot of scrutiny since the departure registration has changed by customers to shop elsewhere.
There has been a steady increase in theft over the past few years and retailers in increasing their measures to address this.
Closed tanks, security cameras, and receipts tests are common as shoppers face long delays when picking their products.
What is the Wall Mart examination?
A check and Go Walmart was performed to save time for shoppers
The Walmart Scan and Go system was created to help customers wipe the elements while shopping, paying and leaving without waiting for the long exit lines.
The retail seller describes the new system to be taken in a few easy steps:
- Customers first need to download the Walmart app on their phones while enabling access to their location.
- On the intended page in the store mode, shoppers should click Scan and Go option.
- Customers can wipe each element and put them in their vehicles while shopping.
- In the end, they will be asked to display the cart to make sure that the quantity in the application coincides with those in their vehicles.
- Shoppers will press “check out” and go to a self -examination.
- They will be asked to wipe the quick response code provided in the registry and confirm their payment method.
- Once the treatment is complete, shoppers can leave the store without worry.
