Yesterday, May 6, 2026, I went into Walmart Farmville, VA store to return new GPS which quit…read moreworking. Exchange went fine. I wanted to replace the same model GPS so I was sent back to "Electronics" for the item. I arrived and NO ONE was around so I pressed the 'button' for assistance. I waited...the button cleared itself, so I pressed it again and AGAIN it 'told me' "an associate is on the way." It went off (w/time) again. An employee came past PUSHING ONE OF THOSE DAMNED CARTS FOR SHOPPERS TOO LAZY TO SHOP THEMSELVES, and I asked her if she could help me. although I explained to him it was not an "exchange" since I already had returned the other GPS I only needed to have him open a case for me to get a replacement. He told me he didn't have a key...he could not help me. Another employee came past, in Electronics, and I asked her, but she told me she was "clocking in: and would tell someone? I was waiting. I saw a salesman and asked him for help and he told me "I do not do exchanges," although I EXPLAINED to him that Another customer (a man) came and I told him I had pressed the button twice w/out any response so he said," then I'll press it a third time." We both WAITED and the machine went OFF again and even a FOURTH time it went off and cleared itself. I finally (after about 20+ minutes) went up to the front and requested the manager. I waited for her, then told her that there were 2 customers waiting for a long time for assistance to purchase from Electronics. She asked me to wait, and I did for a couple of minutes but then told her I was going back and had better see a salesperson. When I got back to Electronics a saleswoman was wafting on a man (a man I had not seen, and I imagine that the man who had been waiting w/me LEFT) and I told her that I had been there first...she told me I'd have to WAIT and then the older man (who told me he could not "exchange") began to reprimand me for complaining to the saleswoman ....he was quite upset that I was complaining to her. FINALLY after the saleswoman decided to give me an answer, she told me that GPS were no longer sold in Electronics..."go to Automotive..." So, I go off to Automotive...began to SEEK a salesperson...NONE to find, so I asked a stock person in the back, behind the doors, if he could find me a person to unlock the GPS cabinet...he called on his WM phone...so I went back to the locked case and WAITED AGAIN...NO ONE CAME ...SO I WALKED BACK TO THE STOCK DOORS AND SAW THE SAME MAN AND ASKED HIM AGAIN to find me SOMEONE to open the locked cabinet and sell me a GPS!!!! He went off and never returned, so after WAITING MORE TIME, I went back to Automotive (the desk) and saw the man I'd asked to find someone...he was hanging there at the desk and the other man was on the phone...I was told, by the 'stockman' that the man was on the phone and I'd have to WAIT...I was in that store for OVER AN HOUR and I never could get anyone to open the damned cabinet so I could purchase the GPS. I tried today NUMEROUS times to call and request the item to be p/u but with all the calls, to Operator, to Automotive, and finally to Pharmacy I NEVER got a person! The store, in Farmville, DOES NOT ANSWER ITS PHONE!!!!!! i KEP A RECORD OF THE CALLS AND HOW LONG IT WAS BEFORE THE PHONE TOLD ME THEY WERE BUSY AND CUT THE CALLS OFF!!! i have had this same PROBLEM with this same Farmville store in the past and complained to Corp before...they DO NOT ANSWER THE PHONE! I wanted the item, and was prepared to spend/buy more, but I am seriously considering NEVER going into that store again. And this accommodating the LAZY people who refuse to shop themselves, with employees up and down isles, blocking isles or parking their carts in the middle of the isles that customers who do shop themselves must weave around them and/or ask them to MOVE and then carrying their purchases to their cars; allocating an entire row of spaces for the 2 or 3 Pick up customers and then those of us who are handicapped must park far away...let them park at the rear of the lot since they aren't walking anyway. I am beginning to question if this is legal...if I am not suffering the prejudice of Walmart favoring the lazy shopper, the "pick-up" shopper over a handicapped shopper or any other shoppers....and I will tell you that I hear other seniors complain about exactly the same problem w/the pick up and the employees pushing carts around instead of assisting IN STORE customers to buy and to check out!!!! I will be posting this to ALL my friends everywhere and on FB...this has got to STOP! Perhaps the Federal Govt would be interested to learn of this bias on the part of Walmart! I am certainly ready to contact my representatives, the Office of the Aging, and the organization which protects against unfair advantages. SINCE I MUST POST A STAR REATING IT IS 1 BUT IF IT WAS TRUE RATING IT WOULD BE MINUS 10 OUT OF 10!!!

It was move in weekend when we visited Farmville and decided to check out their Walmart. Everything…read morewas very organized, neat, stocked, and had plenty of the items I was looking for in my hometown but never was able to find. I guess that's the good thing about visiting bug businesses like these in small towns. This was also my first time seeing a Walmart that had actual displays with mannequins showcasing their reebok line, bed selections, and many more. Def felt like I was in a more upscale neighborhood with this Walmart. Of course, everything else is the same, normal Walmart merchandise. No issues at all. In a shopping center with plenty of parking. Definitely convenient location and perfect for quick trips.

Belk. A dinosaur, these days. They used to be in Charlottesville, Manassas and Culpeper but I think…read morenow they are closed up. I could be wrong. Anyway, when I saw the sign, I went straight for it. School starts in 2 weeks and this year, we're in person learning so we gotta look the part. I was greeted with a smile and was treated very nicely by all people I encountered in this store. There were prob 3 customers total. Big sales! 50% off. And I don't mean sales like Kohles or Old Navy where you think you got a deal but walk out scratching your head. Here, 50% off means I walked out the store with 4 nice shirts and a pair of shorts for $60. This what I'm talking about. Glad I saw the sign. Great sales, positive and engaging employees. Good selections of clothing.

Omg, First stop I made when I came to Farmville. The…read moreemployees seemed very friendly but the store itself hmmm, idk they didn't have what we were looking for. They had floral pieces but not even worth spending money for. But if your looking for anything else I'm sure it's the place to go.

Good selection. Good prices. Friendly staff. Our first time…read morehere. We will be back. Convenient location and hours open.

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I come into the store because of Brian. He is so friendly and helpful and always has a kind word…read moreto say. Brian is a beam of light. Tina D