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Purse stolen at Walmart
Mar 26, 2008
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I am 65 years old and handicapped.I shopped the Talladega Walmart,to purchase a gift.I turned around to find that my purse had been taken.Security was notified. They did not find the purse being taken on their video cameras or in the store.I was sranded for 3 hours.I had no money,or keys to my vehicle ,my home,etc. Walmart needs a better security system and also video coverage! The big picture truly reveals that I had my purse stolen and in the end ,it cost me alot of money to be robbed!Walmart please get better security.

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1. Written by ghostbuster, on 11-06-2008 15:19

OH grow up and learn to take care of yourself. If not ask a parent to take care of your stuff. Are you really 65 or is that a typo and you are realy five or six. That is how old you and the "husband" are acting.

2. Written by Oh Boo Hoo is RIGHT!!!, on 29-04-2008 00:06

Sams Club is not your babysitter!!! I don't care what you think!!! If you can't take the time to watch your own stuff then maybe you shouldn't take it with you while shopping!!! Stepping out the front door is obviously too hard for you to do with out blaming others for your mistakes so maybe you should start shopping online so you at least lose your stuff in the comfort of your own home. Unless the Online customer service reps. came threw the computer and snatched them up. Im sure they wont be willing to show you those videos either so watch out!!! It's a conspiracy!!! Take responsibilities for your own actions!!!!!!

3. Written by say what, on 07-04-2008 21:17

Ok, tomorrow Walmart & Sams get top of the line security systems. Then you get a glossy 8 X 10 picture of the guy who took your purse or glasses you were not keeping up with. It will probably be a white male 5' 10 with a blue jacket. Now run go find him. Knowing what the guy looked like will not get your items returned. Even a license plate # can easily be disputed by a bad guy. He will just tell the cops he loaned his car out. They will have to have a warrant to take photos of him, and even then what are you gonna get back right then. You were stuck 3 hrs irreguardless

4. Written by A, on 05-04-2008 01:48

I'm sorry but you are responsible to watch your belongings, you should be aware of your surroundings, don't rely on store security.

5. Written by Oh Boo Hoo, on 04-04-2008 05:25

This is not directed to the original poster. I'm sure if you could afford one pair of Armani glasses you could afford another. Maybe if your husband wasn't so careless about something that costs so much they wouldn't be lost now. There's a *** good reason companies don't let you view surveillance video and has nothing to do with employee theft as your so quick to assume. Being as this is Sam's Club I HIGHLY thought you and the other employees were the only ones in the store. I just love it how people like you are so quick to point fingers at the employees. Next time tell your husband to watch his stuff more carefully. Sams club isn't there to babysit your personal items.

6. Written by SAMS is crap too, on 26-03-2008 15:38

We went to Sams (my husband and I). We were among the first customers on the morning. No one was there.. My husband dropped his sunglasses ARMANI, and we realized like 5 minutes later, and they werent there. And the crazy part is that they didnt want to show us the surveillance video. Maybe has somethign to do with the fact that maybe someone who works there, stole the glasses?? :(

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