Melanie
pismo beach,#2Author of original report
Fri, July 08, 2005
So, after nearly 6 months all the charges were dismissed!!!! I have retained an Attorney for the Civil part of it and will update you in the near future.
Melanie
Pismo Beach,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, February 08, 2005
Thanks for your words George. The items that were in fact opened were zippered packages. They make them this way to allow customers to open and see the contents. That was why there were over 15 opened packages laying around with curtains everywhere. There was nothing suspicious about checking color and length for a window. I never admitted to the packages being switched, I was ACCUSED of this and in fact the curtain was never even taken out to prove otherwise. To this day I dont know if in fact the curtain was wrong or not. The cop went on her word and only that. This is why I will fight them ALL and I will win! Be sure and look for my updates!
George
Los Angeles,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, February 08, 2005
Hi Melanie, If everthing you say is true, then you should fight it to the bitter end. But, I must say that opening various packages and removing the contents would certainly seem suspicious, and of course you admit that the contents were not returned into the proper wrappings when you were finished examining the items. I have never been in a store which does not have all the pertinent information about a packaged item easily accessable on the outside of the package(this includes price, color, size, type of material, etc.etc.). If you had looked a bit more carefully I am sure there would not have been any reason to have opened those packages. At least, you should have asked for assistance from a store employee if you were unable to obtain the information you needed to make a purchase. Also, by opening all those packages you may have made them unsellable as most people will not purchase items which have already been opened. If you do get those charges dropped, then I sure hope that you have learned your lesson. "There is no reason to do something that looks suspicious, unless you are indeed doing something that is suspicious." Good Luck,
Nancy
Steilacoom,#5Consumer Suggestion
Tue, February 08, 2005
Melanie when you go to court, have an attorney, ask for a jury trial and make sure that the are walmart haters on the jury. AND sue the pants off them.