Walmart Sellers, any on here??!

[ngirg001]

Hey,

Anyway we can add a Walmart Market place forum?

[barcyglobe]

what kind of name is ngirg001 just curious what went through your brain when creating that username or did you use a generator? and to answer your question I thought walmart.com was for big sellers who owned warehouses

[Automasters]

I consider applying to sell there but never did. I know there are some small sellers listing on the site, u sure if it is any good. I was on sears marketplace years ago and never got one sale.

[rsot]

I found a reliable service outside the forum that did set me up with a walmart store - it was hard and took business documentation to switch ownership but has potential...

[Sellingman72]

i saw your post on a reliable site setting you up on Walmart to sell, can you share any info?

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by Automasters

I consider applying to sell there but never did. I know there are some small sellers listing on the site, u sure if it is any good. I was on sears marketplace years ago and never got one sale.

I did as well,sold one item,then the website disappear as Sears did not pay the Indians who manned its website.
But Sears is a place to buy tools,I bought a heater one time

[agent006140]

WMT.com is not for casual seller,large precious metal dealers all sell on WMT.

[BlackLion]

Originally Posted by agent006140

I did as well,sold one item,then the website disappear as Sears did not pay the Indians who manned its website.
But Sears is a place to buy tools,I bought a heater one time

During Jim Crow "SEARS" allowed Black Americans to order via Catalog to bypass in store discrimination

"The Sears catalog was revolutionary, allowing Black Americans to order goods by mail, bypassing discriminatory in-store treatment and accessing products like whites, providing a sense of equality and dignity. They even offered credit and ways to order through postmen, though their physical stores often enforced Jim Crow laws."

This caused outrage..... "rumors persisted, especially in the South, that Richard Sears were Black, which historians say was a tactic by white retailers to discredit the company or a myth of equality."

[rsot]

My Walmart store - although small with random sales - is still going on strong and nicely. I don't have plans to ramp up sales yet but I will start some research after the holidays

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by BlackLion

During Jim Crow "SEARS" allowed Black Americans to order via Catalog to bypass in store discrimination

"The Sears catalog was revolutionary, allowing Black Americans to order goods by mail, bypassing discriminatory in-store treatment and accessing products like whites, providing a sense of equality and dignity. They even offered credit and ways to order through postmen, though their physical stores often enforced Jim Crow laws."

This caused outrage..... "rumors persisted, especially in the South, that Richard Sears were Black, which historians say was a tactic by white retailers to discredit the company or a myth of equality."

I didnt know that,Black in the south ?
In the wild wild west days,Geronimo cant get a drink in the bar,until recently,Mexicans are discriminated in Texas !
Does anyone remember Woolworth??Kmart?

[BlackLion]

Originally Posted by agent006140

I didnt know that,Black in the south ?
In the wild wild west days,Geronimo cant get a drink in the bar,until recently,Mexicans are discriminated in Texas !
Does anyone remember Woolworth??Kmart?

Who would forget Kmart? I was a weekly shopper of that store all the way up to the year 2016

[agent006140]

what can you sell at WMT which is not already available for less?

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

what can you sell at WMT which is not already available for less?

You don't necessarily need "available for less" - just the exposure with WMT carries weight with many shoppers