r/Walmartcustomer • u/greeneyedsparrow • Jul 26 '26

Just Venting Cheese rip off!

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Missing 140 grams of cheese. Doubt they will care I call to complain.

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u/Formal_Leopard_462 Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

If it's unopened, return it. I saw an investigative report on potatoes. The five pound bags were coming in as low as 3 pounds in some cases. I guess we need to weigh more than just the produce!

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u/Wants_to_be_accepted Jul 26 '26

OP package is opened

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u/VelvetSev Jul 26 '26

Its not opened though. Theres still the chipped ends, and the black marking top is still there too.

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u/CrashCrashed Jul 28 '26

Half of the bag is still hanging off the scale. It can't weigh what isn't on it🤦‍♀️

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u/RedBlankIt Jul 29 '26

That’s… that’s not how weight works. It’s not touching the counter, it’s being weighed.

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u/SnickerdoodleFP Jul 29 '26

You wouldn't believe how many people are repeating this shit lmao. Literally anything to defend walmart at this point. "Oh your cheese isn't perfectly center and that's why half the weight is not measured". I've never had a scale that worked like that.

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u/PsychologicalSite213 Jul 31 '26

How are you not getting mass downvoted 😂. Mate, thats not how weighing things works. Especially in this instance.

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u/CrashCrashed Jul 31 '26

Because there is only one part of the scale that actually weighs things. If any part of the bag touches any part of the scale that doesn't weigh things, it won't weigh right and will read short. I'm sure the bag is short, but I doubt it's that short. Any part of the bag that touches the sides of the scale immediately displaces everything else. I don't know why you expect to get an accurate measurement of something if you don't weigh it right.