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Millions of buyers rely on the guaranteed low prices of Walmart, in particular while the nation continues to fight against high inflation - and madeMega-Détaillant trips A weekly event. But if you are an ordinary Walmart buyer who is drawn to good deals, you will want to pay additional attention to your reception the next time you are there. A buyer now calls for an important problem, and there are signs that it is not an isolated incident. Read the rest to find out what three words you need to be on the lookout when shopping at Walmart.

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When a company is as large as Walmart, it is linked to controversy from time to time.

Back in June, Walmartwas prosecuted by The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for an alleged fraud of money transfer, the agency claiming that the retailer had "stolen consumers on hundreds of millions of dollars".

The company has also been struck by a number of prosecution and accusations of pricing fraud. The Department of Agriculture and Consumers of North Carolina served Walmart with fines in April and August this year after more than a dozenretailer stores In the state, it turned out to overload customers through price scanner errors.

A customer from Illinois toocompleted his own trial Against Walmart in August, saying that the retailer has prices on the shelf which does not correspond to what makes his state in the register.

Now another buyer attacks Walmart for allegedly deceived customers at the checkout.

A Walmart buyer now warns other customers to be very alert after a disturbing experience.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

Julia Taylor, which goes through the username @julesakajuliataylor on Tiktok,published a video On October 19, which collected more than a million views, explaining that it was overloaded during a recent Walmart trip and almost missed it.

In the video, Taylor said that even if she noticed that her grocery bill seemed fairly high, she initially faced her to "inflation or something else". But after having doubled her receipt and the products she bought, she claims to have found a major gap.

"There is something on [the receipt] that I did not buy," said Taylor. "There is an article here for $ 19.86 and I say to myself:" I'm almost sure I didn't buy something for $ 20. "As I always check the price on the shelf before taking an article."

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In the Tiktok video, Taylor said that after noticing the mysterious charge, she scanned her Walmart receipt on a popular application called Fetch, which allows buyers to collect rewards for purchases. "I don't understand what this line element says about my Walmart receipt, so let me check my application to see what she says," she explains.

According to Taylor, the Fetch application showed its three words that raised a major red flag: "an universal universal element". After seeing this, she returned inside the Walmart store and spoke to customer service, which looked for the article twice to find that it was listed as "not available" in the retailer system.

"It's summary ... I think I'm scammed," said Taylor, adding that Walmart employees quickly reimbursed for the unknown object, but could not tell him how it happened or why he did not come to their system either. "I was very grateful that they [reimbursed him] and grateful to have caught it. But you are a warning to check your receipts because if it was $ 5, I would not have noticed."

It may not be an isolated problem. In her video, Taylor said she had seen other videos on Tiktok on the mysterious reception accusations before this incident, but did not believe them. "I didn't think it was real, so I just ignored it," she said. "But this thing happens."

Other users participated in the Taylor video comments section to say that they have also seen this happen. "It happened in Walmart last week. I had bread, bananas and canned items," repliedShanna Taylor, which goes through the username @ shannataylor6 on Tiktok. "He totaled 50 when he should have been 20. The girl had no idea of ​​the charge."

Another user commented: "How is Walmart pursued for this? So many people had this problem."

Better life contacted Walmart about these claims, but has not yet heard.