What I don't understand is why would you go back to Wal-Mart after having
two of these incidents?

Mary



Mary Coleman
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From: UTC Staff E-Mail List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of
Coral A. Norwood
Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2005 1:17 PM
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Subject: [UTCSTAFF] Cleveland Wal-Mart--Heads up

Dear Colleagues,

This message probably isn't relevant for many of you, but for those who live
in Cleveland, you might want to be aware of this. Others, feel free to skip
it.

I just had yet another bad experience today with the new Wal-Mart in
Cleveland. I went to get my oil changed, and, lo and behold, when I returned
to my vehicle, three of the four doors were unlocked. This is the third time
it has happened. I spoke to the automotive manager and was told, basically,
"Too bad for you." The store managers were a bit more helpful, but not much;
I doubt they will actually pursue any course of action regarding this
problem, though I will be checking up on them.

Just an FYI. I don't know if other people are concerned about their vehicles
being left unlocked, potentially for a couple of hours, in a Wal-Mart
parking lot, but I certainly am.

C.A. Norwood