Good cd and video game collection.But it's a little dirty.Also expensive.That is all I have to say…read morethough .

I recently went into this Walmart to exchange a battery that I purchased three months ago. They…read morewould not exchange the battery. the battery was defective and they told me I had to charge the battery. Gave me such a hard time, very rude at customer service. There was a manager and a customer service representative at the customer service desk And both of them should be working in the car wash. They will never see another dollar of my money or anyone from my family or anyone I know. The worst Walmart customer service department I've ever had the experience to deal with.

I was horribly abused by the store manager…read more I want to be really up front about this. I will happily comply with whatever store rules someone has, but without signage, I have no way of knowing what those rules are if they're not typical rules. In this case, there was no signage of any kind. I know this because I specifically looked for it. Carefully. That said, read on. I was looking at the chicks in the middle of the store and no one was around to help me. So I went in the enclosure, that has no locks or signage (other than cute signs) and picked up a chick. Apparently not allowed. Oops. The store manager saw me, came over and went *berserk.* She loudly yelled at me in front of everyone in the middle of the store. She wouldn't back down. Instead, she doubled down and was loudly yelling at me, scolding me, and using very rude language. Humiliating! I explained that I didn't know it wasn't allowed and apologized for my error, and had there been any indication that it wasn't ok, I wouldn't have. I told her she was really out of line and unprofessional and that she shouldn't treat customers this way and that they need signage to indicate that something isn't ok. Or a lock! It made no difference. She continued to yell at me, and even defended her terrible behavior!! I insisted she apologize for her mistreatment, and she sarcastically gave me a yelling/flimsy apology, stating something like I'm sorry you're offended. Which anyone with half a brain cell knows is not an apology. Then she stalked off in a huff. As I left the store, she was angrily instructing one of the associates to put up signage. To make matters worse, I called corporate offices, waited on hold for a half hour, and when I finally got to speak to someone, I was promised that a district manager would call me. No one ever did. If you enjoy being abused, please visit this store and see the young female manager, about in her 20's, maybe 30's light brown hair. Will literally never be back or shop or any of their stores again. This company doesn't care about its customers, apparently. A problem is an opportunity to shine and earn a lifetime customer.

I just have to say, that the Sturbridge, MA Tractor Supply has THEE most HAPPIEST and most polite…read morepeople working there, hands down. No matter when I have gone there, during the day or evening, every single person I've ever encountered there have been nothing but friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Great customer service is not always great everywhere else, but your employees are simply a joy to deal with! Please keep up the great work and thank you!

they have everything you need and the quality of products are wonderful. the people are also so…read morefriendly

This store is huge! They have a massive selection of so many things! The service has been great!…read moreAlways seems someone's around if you need a hand! I've found prices to be great and of fair value. We've gone a few times now! Have found some great sale items too! They have a HUGE garden section can't wait for the spring to see all that they carry!

I am a huge fan of T.J. Maxx. The amazing deals are endless. Unfortunately, there is always that…read moreoccasional bad apple that spoils everything and that occasional bad apple was working as a cashier at the T.J. Maxx in Auburn, Massachusetts last evening, Tuesday, May 21, 2025. The young man seemed amiable enough, and that's enough for me. We're not at the Bottega Veneta Boutique in Venice, we're in T.J. Maxx, so "basic" customer service skills are perfectly acceptable. Well, it would appear that young cashier man was incapable of accomplishing even the bare minimum of customer service, and he was not one of the adorable high schoolers there saving for college. This was a whole adult. While cashing out, I was looking to explain one very small detail to him, but he was engaged in deep conversation with his very pretty colleague. I completely understand cashier/player-player, but would it be okay if I explain just one small thing to you? LOL! Well, I thought he was listening, but I guess his head was truly deep in his colleague conversation because he promptly did exactly what I politely asked him not to do. Ugh!!! Then I asked that he please not put my shoes in the bag with my clothing and it would appear that this was a trigger for him as his annoyance was both visible and audible, with him telling me that he could refuse me service and suspend my sale, and to that I responded by saying "please do". It would not have taken a Rocket Scientist to see that he had only one interest at that moment and that was the pretty young lady who he continued to converse with, even while telling me that he didn't have to assist me. Are we serious right now! I unknowingly interrupted your "will you go on a date with me" ritual, and I can't be helped, with my purchase being cancelled. Please T.J. Maxx, that Auburn, Massachusetts is one of the very first, surely you can do better. This was an embarrassing display. Here we have, not one, but two employees who would much rather converse amongst themselves than to assist little old ladies (that would be me). Had there been another cashier available, I would have simply shifted over, problem solved, but he was the only cashier open at the time. I am not one to argue with someone about things that are as unimportant as this, but I have to say that I have never in all of my years been told that I would be refused service. The fact that two whole employees chose to continue a conversation amongst themselves rather than place a bookmark in that conversation to wait on a customer is bewildering at best.

This is my go to TJ Maxx, but post COVID the shelves are pretty sparse. I'll give them a proper…read morereview once things are better (notice I didn't say normal?).

This Walmart is my go-to store, and I shop here several times a week. I am a regular, paying…read morecustomer, and I have never been given a reason to believe that my behavior should be considered suspicious. However, during my last three or four visits, I have felt as though I was being followed or closely monitored by asset protection or individuals I now understand may have been secret shoppers. I was not aware that the person involved in the most recent incident was an employee, and the situation became so uncomfortable and unsettling that I genuinely believed something more serious or sinister might be happening. I was shopping alone with my baby, and because I did not know the person was an employee, I felt unsafe and began thinking about whether I would need to ask someone to walk me to my car or contact someone outside the store for help. Being constantly stared at and followed made me feel as though my baby and I were potentially in an unsafe situation, and I felt like we needed to get out of the store as quickly as possible. It was only afterward, after discussing the incident with my husband and putting the pieces together, that I realized the person was likely a secret shopper or part of asset protection. I understand that Walmart may have legitimate reasons and good intentions behind having asset protection and secret shoppers, and I fully understand the importance of preventing theft. However, there is a significant difference between discreetly monitoring a customer and making a regular, innocent customer feel followed, watched, or targeted. I have personally seen genuinely suspicious behavior while shopping, which makes it especially frustrating and confusing to feel that I am the person being treated suspiciously when I am simply there to shop and make purchases. This experience has been extremely disappointing and has made me uncomfortable returning to a store that I have considered my go-to Walmart. Customers should be able to shop without feeling intimidated or unsafe, especially when they have done nothing to warrant that kind of attention. I hope Walmart will take this concern seriously and consider how asset protection practices are being carried out, particularly when dealing with regular customers who have given no indication of suspicious behavior. I should not have to worry about being followed or feeling unsafe simply because I am shopping with my baby, and I do not want another customer to experience the same level of fear and discomfort that I experienced.

Horrible customer service. I'll just say this- I purchased an ink cartridge for my printer and it…read morewas defective- when inserted into the ink receptacle it was not recognized and the printer message was to replace it Walmart 100% refused an exchange even though I had the receipt. I was told by the store manager it's Policy they don't allow exchange for ink. The cartridge plastic was clearly deformed and would not correct fit into the ink receptacle it. I'll never shop there again ever. I told the manager "how about a message on the checkout display informing the customer it's non returnable? She looked at me with disdain. I'll never shop there again

I have shopped at this store several times and always find the staff to be helpful and the store to…read morebe well organized and clean.

I shouldn't review the Ware WalMart for the fear that others will discover how good it is. It's a…read moreWalmart supercenter so it has the full grocery store as well as a full Walmart. I've been using the grocery pick up at the Ware store since before Covid and I don't think I could grocery shop in a store ever again. I've been spoiled! I use the app to order my groceries and when they're ready I drive up and the pick up crew loads of them into the back of the car. The kids that work the grocery pick up are just wonderful. I've been coming so much that now they know me, and what I like. For example, I like my eggs and bread upfront with me and not in the back. I also go into the store to browse and pick up other items that aren't available with pick up. The store is always clean and usually well stocked. The produce selection is always good and has great prices.

I ordered express delivery last night, it's still not here! When I called the store and spoke to…read morethe "manager" I only got attitude, no sincere apology or attempt to fix the problem they caused. They do not care about their customers at all, I will never order from them again!

I wanna start this review by saying how much I already love job lot. Job lot is probably one of my…read morefavorite stores. It literally has everything that you can need and has the best specials. Best prices best Crazy deals. I normally don't go to this location because it's not close to my house, but I happen to be in Sturbridge and I saw the job lot so I was like I'll stop by. The store was amazing and way better than the location that I normally go to. They even sell liquor at this location, which is amazing. Although you can't use a Crazy Deal gift card to purchase it, which is totally fine. But this store was like a large larger store and they had so much great stuff so many great snacks and great candy selection. The only thing I will say is the dog treat selection was slim compared to the location i normally go to, but overall I love this store.

"Down in New Orleans where everything's fine all them cats…read moreis drinkin' that wine Drinkin' that mess is their delight when they get drunk start singin' all night" (Jerry Lee Lewis) We've been big fans of Ocean State Job Lot for years and must have visited half a dozen locations in three states. But today, we saw something in their Sturbridge, MA store we had never seen before. They sell wine! Yes, they had a big sign in the shape of a wine bottle hanging from ceiling wires directing us to their wine and beer section. I didn't see much beer, but I sure saw quite a few bottles of wine. Who knew? That was just one of the revelations we had while shopping in their aisles today. The main revelation was just how large and neat and well stocked this store is. Their pricing is about the same as we've seen in other OSJLs, and that means pricing is pretty good. We spent a teense over $20 on an eclectic assortment of Polar Orange Dry soda ($1.99 for a six-pack), a container of curry powder (OSJL is our "go to" store for spices), parchment paper, some beef jerky and beef sticks, some soup and entrée mixes, two boxes of tissues, a container of chicken broth, a box of cereal, and a container of breadcrumbs. A very nice haul for the price. OSJL is an interesting franchise -some locations are small, cluttered, and unpleasant to shop in. Not here, we had a great experience, even if we didn't come out with a bottle of wine. Cheers!