re: Can Walmart ban you from making returns?

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They make billions and ruined small stores with cheap Chinese shite so who really cares

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So who is wrong, Walmart for selling it or the millions of customers lining up to buy it?

I think if you return with a receipt, there are no limits. But if you don’t have the receipt they ask for your ID and then I think you can only have a limited # of returns without a receipt within a certain time period.

It may depend on the cost of the item too. A customer service person told me recently they don’t worry about it too much if it’s under $20.

I now understand your melts on the poliboard

So you are one of those trashy arse people standing in line at the customer service desk with a cart full of shite?? That’s pretty high on the trashy scale. Might be on par with the people who hangout at the dmv all day

Typical. Would share my true thoughts but I'd rather not get banned

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That's not stealing technically. It is fraud though

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maybe not. Is there a law or posted polcy to prohibit this?

isn't it up the seller to challenge the return?

It’s up to having morals.

I can’t wait til social reputation ratings are mainstream for more than just uber.

That looser will find everything more expensive and perpetual shunning by those of good character.

I don't think there is a limit. There probably is a limit of returning items without a receipt.

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I've seen people bring back half drank gallons of milk and half eaten sandwich loaves. They'll take anything back

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It's sad, TBH. Walmarks, like a few other stores, have determined it is easier to just cut those losses than to have an argument in the store where a scene is made or fight it in a legal battle. It's stuff like that along with their, and Home Depots, decision to not stop shoplifters that causes everyone else to pay more. Hell, DAs are now getting in on the act too like in Boston now where a DA won't pursue charges for stealing $250 worth and under.