Need EVERYONE's Help!!!

:thm: Now if Wal-Mart corporate has any cojones they will respond. I suspect as soon as our little crusade started they shut down that link ("here we go again with complaints, let's get that form offline") and that's why there was no confirmation page. After all Wal-Mart plays dirty pool.
 
I really hope you all are successful in your attempts.

my personal opinion is..that wal-mart is misinformed and are only really interested in the bottom line.

I have seen many mis labeled tanks in wal-mart and I don't buy my fish there..simply because I know more than the sale associates and the condition of the tanks are deplorable.

sadly.I think as long as there is a market. Wal-mart will continue to do business as usual.
I think if the staff were properly trained and they were allowed time to maintain the tanks..we would see a different situation. but as long as they see payroll as one of the best ways to reduce costs...LOL

I think you get the point.
 
There's no shortage of complaints as to how they treat their employees, why would they care about a fish? The underlying problem is that there's nothing to stop people from making a buck at the animal's expense. Around here, the first big chain store was Petland Discounts. I have seen a few, relatively OK stores but most of them are just a larger version of Wal-mart's pet department. On the other end there's also many independent stores that aren't any better. I don't have an answer because any form of regulation could quickly go too far and hurt the hobby and reputable dealers, but the problem extends well beyond Wal-mart.
 
Straight and to the point. :)

Dear Walmart,
You have no business selling live fish...and I use the term "live" loosely as most of the fish in your tanks are actually dead. Clean up your act or stop selling live fish all together. Then, maybe I'll buy your merchandise.

Thanks for your cooperation.

-Another disgusted pet owner/fish keeper.
 
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