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[Etoile308]

As much as I love Costco their grocery delivery is through Instacart. I'm not sure if that's available to all. I do know that Costco in my state are few and far between.

And what I find annoying with Costco is that they offer no curbside pickup, unlike BJ's and Sam's Club which can have an order ready within a few hours.

I have no problem with another family's wealth. I only concern myself with mine own.

[Snowpuppy]

The closest WM store to me is sketchy at best. And for that reason alone I don't join. I have been offered the $40 annual fee for some type of their membership.

I do shop pickup at another store a few times a year. Haven't shopped in store in years. 

I'm also mindful where I shop.

[Kachina624]

@rockygems123.  After wasting 45 min searching the dumb Walmart app, I was finally told that $40 in home service is not available in my area.

Did I mention how much I hate that app?

[rockygems123]

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@Etoile308 wrote:

As much as I love Costco their grocery delivery is through Instacart. I'm not sure if that's available to all. I do know that Costco in my state are few and far between.

And what I find annoying with Costco is that they offer no curbside pickup, unlike BJ's and Sam's Club which can have an order ready within a few hours.

I have no problem with another family's wealth. I only concern myself with mine own.

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@Etoile308 

Agree 100% on all points. 

[rockygems123]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

@rockygems123.  After wasting 45 min searching the dumb Walmart app, I was finally told that $40 in home service is not available in my area.

Did I mention how much I hate that app?

@Kachina624 

Yuk. I esentially don't like any apps.   Google seems to sift through the mess and this is what I found. Hope it's accurate.

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[Sooner]

For the most part I am very happy with Walmart grocery deliveries.  But I will say I if I can I only order from the $40/no tip service because it is a Walmart employee and a Walmart truck.

I am less comfortable all the time with the anybody everybody people hauling my groceries around in their own car.  

I always tip 15 to 20 percent when a tip is used, as with Target deliveries.  I am able to help out someone trying make some money by working and I am blessed to be able.  It's a little payback for people who have helped me along the way.  

[rockygems123]

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@Bonkers1 wrote:

I have been thinking about joining Walmart. 

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Have to say @Bonkers1 I was pretty skeptical and have been pleasantly surprised.  If there is a mishap like a missing item I get on their chat and it is straightened out with an immediate refund and sometimes an extra bonus code.

I feel they make an effort to keep their customers happy. Tried Safeway delivery and it was horrific on many levels. 

[Kachina624]

@rockygems123.  I don't actually live in Albuquerque; I live in Rio Rancho.  We're adjacent to Albuquerque, third largest city in the state. 

[Kachina624]

@Sooner.  In my area Grub Hub delivers the Wal-Mart groceries.   Once in awhile I get more than I ordered when they pick up the wrong bag but I've always gotten all I ordered.  You keep anything extra as they won't take it back.  The delivery person brings everything to the front door and quickly leaves. I never see them.

[San Antonio Gal]

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@Etoile308 wrote:

I have no problem with another family's wealth. I only concern myself with mine own.

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Me too @Etoile308 .  Good for the Waltons and any other families out there that have significant wealth.