Walmart?????

[George Dickel]

The only way customer service will improve is for the customer to demand to speak with the manager and then relate the incident to him/her. I have called corporate headquarters and aired my complaint when I was treated poorly and felt that the manager was just blowing me off. When the corporate headquarters calls a store manager about the problem you can believe things will be looked into. Complaining here won't accomplish anything. By the way, I don't go behind store counters either.

 

[MedWheeler]

Really, this thread isn't even gun-related. It's a thread on Wal-Mart's policy regarding "customers behind the counter", and the manner in which one particular employee, in one particular store, enforced that policy. I would have regarded having been allowed behind the counter in the past as an "extra", and not being allowed behind the counter without permission as the norm.

 

[9mmepiphany]

This thread really isn't gun-related, so I'm going to close it as pretty much settled.

For what it's worth, I wouldn't go behind any counter unless I was given specific permission at that specific store