#Walmart store

[nostalgiahime]

Walmart Advertisement for Nintendo Video Games in Disney Adventures Magazine (2000) [✩]

[fraudintelligence]

Opulent Supply took my money and failed to deliver

Colin Yurcisin, a sales and marketing guru for Opulent, is utilised to advertise their e-commerce automation services due to his substantial social media following. On their website, they make a $10k profit per month projection for the first year, which is backed up with credible video testimonials. My interactions with them, however, have been incredibly disappointing.

I gave Opulent $35k to develop a Walmart store, but the application was turned down. For a second effort, they recommended me to establish a new LLC in a family member’s name. Instead, they offered to open an Amazon store, but it was immediately closed down for willfully breaking Amazon’s rules.

Additionally, I spent an additional $10,000 on a Facebook store that was only profitable for one month and has since been a waste of time. In the past,  I’ve been requesting refunds from CEO Mike Krel and COO Vilson Spek since January, but my requests have been repeatedly ignored.

They basically refuse to give you a refund if they try to keep your stores open but they are shut down as a result of their own rule-breaking, according to the scammy language in their contracts. I was able to incorporate language in my contract guaranteeing a return if I didn’t recoup my investment within two years. To avoid giving a refund, they introduced dishonest requirements such wanting two stores to operate continuously for two years without reaching ROI.

Opulent failed to deliver the second store I paid for, only gave one underwhelming store, and refused to issue a refund on the grounds that I didn’t have two businesses open—despite the fact that it was their error. I’ve only generated a pitiful $1,200 profit on Facebook in the past ten months. I earned nothing from Amazon, and never received a Walmart store, far from the promised $10k/month.

CEO Mike Krel has generally ignored me despite my repeated requests for refunds, making bogus promises to look into it. Three more people with comparable experiences have also come across me. Colin Yurcisin believes he lacks the authority to grant reimbursements, but the CEO is the one who needs to accept accountability.

Simply put, Opulent is either a total rip-off that steals money from its clients or they are incapable of delivering any real value for the $45,000 cost. Any trustworthy company would offer a refund and an apology for such a bad experience. Instead, Mike Krel cites the risks mentioned in the contract as justification for his decision to refuse to issue a refund.

Accused Details for Awareness

Person / Business Name: Opulent Supply

Monetary Loss Amount : $45000

Contact Number: 718-490-3336

Location: 1057 Pennsylvania Ave Linden, NJ United States

[allthecanadianpolitics]

After Deborah Eakins read the recent CBC News investigation about Loblaw, Sobeys and Walmart grocery stores overcharging customers by selling underweighted meat, she weighed her ground beef. To her surprise, the meat, bought at Sobeys-owned Pete's Frootique in the Halifax area, appeared to have been weighed with the hard plastic packaging. CBC News purchased three packages of ground beef from the same store and got the same results. The calculated overcharge was $1.23 — six per cent on the $21.29 bill. Under federal regulations, posted net weights for packaged food — and prices based on that weight — can't include the packaging. 

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[grimlocksword]

Walmart To Rip Physical Games From Shelves, Countdown To All Digital Fut...

[tobbogan-13]

edit: “wheres Lidl” “where where’s piggly wiggly” “where’s HEB” THERES ONLY 12 SLOTS THATS WHY I PUT A “Something Else” OPTION!!!! /lh

another edit: I’m not saying that publix is affordable or practical (i completely agree, it’s fucking expensive) i just said it was the best. Also pub subs are fire.

[peachesingreece]

Reminder to avoid buying anything crochet new from big stores. Crochet (unlike knit) CANNOT be done by a machine and must be done by an actual human being. The person who made it was definitely not paid an appropriate amount for their labour. Most big stores use sweatshops anyway and I know it’s hard to completely avoid buying anything from a major store. But if those specific items don’t sell, we can send a message to companies that we don’t want items made fully by hand using slave labour

This summer, avoid any new crochet items. You don’t need THAT specific top that badly

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Oh, it's every store.

[icewindandboringhorror]

Little bright colored outfit with a fun vest ~

(shoes from ebay like 10 years ago. everything else is thrifted)

[massachusetts-official]

Personal tier list of grocery stores in Massachusetts

you can’t see it well but Wegman’s is in the top tier

I'm sorry to tell you that you're wrong. Walmart hasn't been anything above bad (arguably okay given some conveniences they provide) for the greater part of the last decade. Their prices are the same as anywhere else and they are always overly busy. They are Market Basket without Market Basket prices, which is to say "A Nightmare".

As for the rest of it, I don't personally feel strongly about any of those placements, so you do you.

[rehncohro]

I don’t know about you but my favorite Mario games are Tears Of The Kingdom, Pikmin 4, and Pokemon Scarlet and Violet.

[goobersplat]

2001 Blue Plastic Walmart Shopping Store Bag

[articskele]

Going to Walmart with Micolash stimboard, based on this post >:D

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[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was in a giant Walmart store and I was trying to outrun these men in black suits, basically and my ex was there and she and I made a mutual awkward alliance to keep our distance from the guys™️. I don’t have an ex.

[phykoha]

THE DOLLAR STORE HAD PIEROGIES IM SO EXCITED !!!!!!!!!!!

[thathalloweenyfeeling]

Monster Cereal 2024