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[ September 24, 2004, 12:46 PM: Message edited by: motorguy222 ]
[ September 24, 2004, 12:46 PM: Message edited by: motorguy222 ]
i just purchased my american made channel locks at wal-martquote:
As far as tools go, there are US made tools, but you won't find them at Wal-Mart, and they cost about double what the made-in-China stuff costs.
How much do you think workers in small, high priced retailers get paid? How about minimum wage and no benefits. And on top of that absolutely no chance for advancement because all of the management jobs are taken my family members of the owner. I know this from personal experience.quote:
Originally posted by moribundman:
I don't go to Walmart, a place where the employees are underpaid and consequently uninterested and totally unhelpful. Can't really blame them, but only the company who squeezes their workers in order to afford those low prices. Naw thanks, I won't support that sort of business.
Exactly!!!quote:
Originally posted by haley10:
For you old folks....Remember when Sears ruled the world? AT&T and IBM had virtual monopoly??
Time changes all things. We're a supplier to Wal-Mart and they are no worse than some others like Lowe's, Home Depot, etc. Many big chains have bought into the Wal-Mart philosophy of beating the vendor/supplier relentlessly.
You find less American or high quality products at these places all the time simply because our vendors can't operate at a loss!!! Many elect not to supply Wal-Mart anymore.
It can't last for the long term. Something will have to give. Wal-Mart will eventually be another Sears.
If you think that is bad,listen to this.quote:
Originally posted by Jackpot01:
Wal-Mart is bad. They ran Kmart out of town(where I used to get all my oil). Now we are getting a supercenter in about 2 weeks and there is(was)a nice bakery in town that EVERYONE I know went to purchase cakes. Now WALMART hired all their bakers and they are closed.
Eric