usually i have a good experience at Sam's Club Wausau, WI…read more Last night I chose to pay cash for my purchases (10 items) and Amanda did the checkout. TO MY SURPRISE, ONE ITEM WAS NOT ON THE RECEIPT. So i was stoped at the exit and questioned whether i did self checkout- AS IF I AM A SHOPLIFTER. It was very embarrassing while others were in line behind me waiting longer. I returned to the checkout to pay for the F****** socks. CASHIER AMANDA WAS NONCHALANT, and kind of spaced out. wasted my time . seriously . get yourself together AMANDA.

I have been a member of Sam's Club for many years & although not the best shopping experience every…read moretime, they did fill the need. In the last year or so, they have changed so much & become so very rude. when I walked in the last time, a young girl was standing just inside the door & looked at me & said, "either plan to pay digitally or we don't need your business". I was so shocked, I couldn't believe that anyone would speak to someone that way. No, I didn't receive a welcome or a hello, just a plan how to pay. I asked her if she would get me a copy of Sam's Club bylaws as being a business member, I know that when I originally signed up or each year when I renew, there has never been any mention of having to be digital. She just told me to get them myself. Then when I got to the checkout, there was a very unprofessional 8 1/2 x 11 paper taped to the post that said "check or cash only". I mentioned that I have a business membership & that I have always paid with a credit card for tax purposes. She said I need to go to self checkout. I told her that I didn't care for self checkout as it makes me feel like they want my money but not have to deal with me. She just looked at me & wouldn't start checking me out so i said "I will pay with cash". when she had me all checked out, I just shoved my credit card into the terminal & it was accepted. she never said another word to me but had a very red face, she was upset!!!. To think of all the money I have spent there only to be treated like an animal, I will never go back. the road trip to Appleton to Cosco & Woodman's will be a relaxing trip knowing that I do not have to go back to Sam's Club. Lori

On my second bag of protein balls and they are just delicious…read more I wish they had a little more fiber but other than that I love them for a treat.

If deciding between the Green Bay location, or this one, pick this one. Better selection and nicer…read morestore. The lines are shorter than in Green Bay as well. My advice would be to not go on a weekend, as Costco tends to get pretty crowded. You can find great items at even better prices than if you shopped around. Never had any issues with service either.

Great buys. Love the Sirloin Burgers, frozen vegetables are so good. Cheeses, Pizzas, Desserts all…read morewonderful prices. Our kind of store. Will be loading up our freezer for Winter. Thank You Military Discount would be so nice to do:)

Holiday Wholesale has a nice little food and supply shop that is open to the public. I like to stop…read morehere on my way out of the Dells for cookie dough, beer battered onion rings and whatever else might look good in my freezer at home. They take cash or card. Cashiers are very nice.

It's like a farmer's market grocery store. I love it. They have everything. Spices. Herbs. Plants…read more Veggies. Fruits. Coffee and the absolute best honey around

Great local coop with friendly staff and a nice selection. I visited the bakery inside and got a…read moredelicious morning bun. It was nice to indulge in a way that felt good to my body. All organic and local ingredients. I'm excited to return when I'm back in town!

Would I do business with First Supply LLC? Read on…read more.. In 2002 I took a job as general manager for a fire apparatus manufacturer. Part of my duties included obtaining vendors, credit, and ordering parts. Because of my position I signed a credit contract with First Supply (a vendor) stating that I would personally be responsible for $1,000.00 (maximum) worth of credit. This seemed to work out fine while I was working for the company as our bills were always paid. When the company was bought, and the name changed, I was hired by the new owners for the position of general manager. I didn't care for the way they conducted business and after six months I was terminated. I took a job as an engineer with another fire apparatus manufacturer (where I still am today), a direct competitor. The salesman for First Supply (the vendor I signed the credit contract with) called on us from time to time over the course of several years, myself and the person I worked with began hearing rumors that the company I had worked for were not paying their bills and they were in financial trouble, we related this to the First Supply salesman on several occasions, he shrugged it off as rumors and said he wasn't worried. Eventually the financially troubled company went out of business owing employees, vendors, government, and fire departments. Surprisingly no one could collect anything from the owners. Around August 10, 2007, four years later, I was served with a subpoena stating because I signed a credit contact years before at a company that was bought out and no longer in existence, I was responsible for the $32,741.28 plus fees the new company and the new owners still owed First Supply (the vendor). First Supply's attorney threatened to take my house, property, and garnishee my wages; this became a real nightmare that wouldn't have to have happen had the First Supply salesman been upfront and honest. Eventually First Supply said they would settle for $3,010.35 (it might as well had been a million dollars) that I had to pay. I hired a "wonderful" attorney for $600.00 and his advice was to pay it, which I reluctantly did. I told First Supply's attorney and the company president that I had been ill and had medical bills, and I was living pay check to pay check. They didn't care. I feel wronged by all parties involved, the First Supply salesman should have been held accountable for this debt as he was warned on several different occasions that the company was not on the up and up. This is a classic example of a multimillion dollar corporation bulling the little guy into submission. I would just like to recover my $3610.35 loss someday. My recommendation for First Supply - STAY FAR AWAY...

I first became interested in From the Forest flooring when I saw their product in a local…read moreindependent flooring store. Fast forward a few weeks when I was ready to place my order for their Brown Sugar Red Oak engineered hardwood series. I was about to place the order through my local store but they dropped the ball on customer service, so I called From the Forest directly. WOW!! I was so happy I did. Not only did I save about $1.50/sq ft by ordered directly from the manufacturer but I got great customer service (they work with me over the phone and over email). The product has since been installed in our whole first floor and we love it. We even placed an order for more so that we could do our basement stairs and part of our basement bar area. I live in the Chicagoland area and the product has been delivered in as few as 4 days ; so fast and convenient! Highly recommend this company and their floor and I can't wait to try some of their wall boards in the future as well.

From the owner: From the Forest, located in Wisconsin (United States) is a state-of-the-art pre-finished engineered…read morewood flooring manufacturer. We provide flooring manufacturers, distributors, and retailers with private label flooring, to your specifications.