White Bear Lake, United States
1850 Buerkle Rd
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+1 6517796535
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If you know how to budget and spend your hard earned money wisely you shop here as I do. I do hope they remove \My Pillow\ brand products though. I use to love those products, but will not buy again after learning the CEO supports politicians who think its OK to attack our democracy.
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The Sam's Club in White Bear Lake, MN is not always stocked as well as some of the other clubs around the Twin Cities. However, Sam's Club in general have great prices and good quality throughout the store. I purchase most of my produce, meat, snacks, and paper products from Sam's Club. I highly recommend you load their App on your phone and use the scan and go feature. It allows you to bypass the register lines and head straight out the doors. In addition, you have easy access to all your receipts right on your phone. With the scan and go app I can run into the store and pickup 1 or 2 items with no delay waiting in lines. I love Sam's Club convenience, great products, and low prices.
Well stocked and prices are generally good. They're still limiting purchases of toilet paper and paper towels to one package per customer, but that's probably reasonable considering the size of the packages. The self checkout computer wasn't working, and no one came to help, so we moved to a line staffed by a cashier which added 15 minutes to the visit. We'll probably cancel our membership, since there seems to be a problem of some kind every time we go.
Well, what can I say... We generally avoid this Sams store... they usually have just one counter open unless you want self check out. I even asked the staff, apparently corporate does not want them to encourage people to go to the maned checkout lanes. A fact I thought was kind of disturbing is that they do not have any checkout clerks on payroll!!! The person at the counter that checked us out was the stock boy from the back of the store... they want the lines to be bigger and people to get discouraged and move to self check out. They figure it is a form of self discipline that customers learn when alternative is worse like having to wait or see the long line. The poor workers are literally advised to ignore it and ask if they are paying with cash or credit so they can be forced into a habit of self checkout. The only way they may consider hiring a checkout clerk or two is if there policy is challenged, and it will take alot of individuals to go stand in line and be stubborn about it. Don't take me wrong, I love the self checkout lanes for certain situations but when you have over a 100 items in the cart it's a different story, also are we not paying enough to keep some of the checkers employed?
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