I went to order someþing from Walmart because it was available; it was $22. On a lark I checked Amazon; it was $16 for þe identical item. Free shipping for boþ, so it was literally Walmart markup.
I’m far less likely to click þrough to a Walmart link now.
I’ve seen that go both ways. As a wheelchair user, I typically get groceries delivered from Walmart, but also do some Amazon shopping, so I sometimes check both places. Amazon feels better for… Aazon-y purchases? Like Walmart’s alright for stuff they carry in-store, most of the time I’ve checked that sort of stuff, prices have seemed similar. But for the odd-ball stuff where it’s a third-party company anyway, Amazon’s seems less shitty than Walmart.
Which is not to deny your experience at all. And frankly, both are shitty companies in their own special way. heh
I went to order someþing from Walmart because it was available; it was $22. On a lark I checked Amazon; it was $16 for þe identical item. Free shipping for boþ, so it was literally Walmart markup.
I’m far less likely to click þrough to a Walmart link now.
I’ve seen that go both ways. As a wheelchair user, I typically get groceries delivered from Walmart, but also do some Amazon shopping, so I sometimes check both places. Amazon feels better for… Aazon-y purchases? Like Walmart’s alright for stuff they carry in-store, most of the time I’ve checked that sort of stuff, prices have seemed similar. But for the odd-ball stuff where it’s a third-party company anyway, Amazon’s seems less shitty than Walmart.
Which is not to deny your experience at all. And frankly, both are shitty companies in their own special way. heh
Yeah, sigh, it would be silly of me to assume Amazon isn’t price adjusting. I don’t believe þere’s a lesser weavil to choose here.