WalMart

[LKH]

Thanks, Lonewolfblue! I was trying to accomplish something that I thought was worthwhile, but this whole thing has been completely derailed. I'm really kind of sorry I brought it up at all.

One more time, I apologize to anyone who read something into my initial post that was not intended.

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[Devilishturtles]

I didn't take any offense, LKH. Don't worry. I know how frustrating it can be to see the way some stores treat their fish. I think your efforts are great and I hope you are successful. I will have to agree though, coming from someone that knows the company and has had a few customer complaints herself, that talking directly to someone in the store is a great idea.

I've had a few complaints that I won't deny. When I've been out and dead fish were not taken care of. Or when we had a case of anchor worm infect goldfish, and I quarantined all of the fish....people don't like to see that, and they complain. Within an hour after I arrived, I was contacted by the store manager, co-manager, and my assistant manager asking if I would take care of the problem. Most well trained managers are into customer service. They will listen.

Btw, after a week of treatment, the fish were all fine, and I only lost one.

Best of luck, with this and your sick fish.

[reefrunner69]

Can we drop it now, please?

I'm really kind of sorry I brought it up at all.

Based on my interpretation of these two statements y the original poster I'm locking this thread and letting it die. If the original poster wishes to start a new thread based on the husbandry skills of his local walmart so be it, but this one is gonna die