#walmart-automation

[thrashermp3]

ok so i have an interview next week,

[freshhfocus]

Opulent Supply took my money and failed to deliver

Colin Yurcisin, a sales and marketing guru for Opulent, is utilised to advertise their e-commerce automation services due to his substantial social media following. On their website, they make a $10k profit per month projection for the first year, which is backed up with credible video testimonials. My interactions with them, however, have been incredibly disappointing.

I gave Opulent $35k to develop a Walmart store, but the application was turned down. For a second effort, they recommended me to establish a new LLC in a family member’s name. Instead, they offered to open an Amazon store, but it was immediately closed down for willfully breaking Amazon’s rules.

Additionally, I spent an additional $10,000 on a Facebook store that was only profitable for one month and has since been a waste of time. In the past,  I’ve been requesting refunds from CEO Mike Krel and COO Vilson Spek since January, but my requests have been repeatedly ignored.

They basically refuse to give you a refund if they try to keep your stores open but they are shut down as a result of their own rule-breaking, according to the scammy language in their contracts. I was able to incorporate language in my contract guaranteeing a return if I didn’t recoup my investment within two years. To avoid giving a refund, they introduced dishonest requirements such wanting two stores to operate continuously for two years without reaching ROI.

Opulent failed to deliver the second store I paid for, only gave one underwhelming store, and refused to issue a refund on the grounds that I didn’t have two businesses open—despite the fact that it was their error. I’ve only generated a pitiful $1,200 profit on Facebook in the past ten months. I earned nothing from Amazon, and never received a Walmart store, far from the promised $10k/month.

CEO Mike Krel has generally ignored me despite my repeated requests for refunds, making bogus promises to look into it. Three more people with comparable experiences have also come across me. Colin Yurcisin believes he lacks the authority to grant reimbursements, but the CEO is the one who needs to accept accountability.

Simply put, Opulent is either a total rip-off that steals money from its clients or they are incapable of delivering any real value for the $45,000 cost. Any trustworthy company would offer a refund and an apology for such a bad experience. Instead, Mike Krel cites the risks mentioned in the contract as justification for his decision to refuse to issue a refund.

At all costs, stay away from these scams.

Person / Business Name: Opulent Supply

Monetary Loss Amount : $45000

Contact Number: 718-490-3336

Location: 1057 Pennsylvania Ave Linden, NJ United States

[aldieb]

we should ban ppl from giving job hunting advice if they aren't like actual career counselors. yes when my situation gets bad enough i will probably take a job outside my field where i'm forced to work in person surrounded by ppl who aren't masking and constantly aggravating my bizarre pain issues that i haven't made any headway on solving. but this isn't exactly a super smart genius plan that i had never thought of before

[fraudintelligence]

Opulent Supply took my money and failed to deliver

Colin Yurcisin, a sales and marketing guru for Opulent, is utilised to advertise their e-commerce automation services due to his substantial social media following. On their website, they make a $10k profit per month projection for the first year, which is backed up with credible video testimonials. My interactions with them, however, have been incredibly disappointing.

I gave Opulent $35k to develop a Walmart store, but the application was turned down. For a second effort, they recommended me to establish a new LLC in a family member’s name. Instead, they offered to open an Amazon store, but it was immediately closed down for willfully breaking Amazon’s rules.

Additionally, I spent an additional $10,000 on a Facebook store that was only profitable for one month and has since been a waste of time. In the past,  I’ve been requesting refunds from CEO Mike Krel and COO Vilson Spek since January, but my requests have been repeatedly ignored.

They basically refuse to give you a refund if they try to keep your stores open but they are shut down as a result of their own rule-breaking, according to the scammy language in their contracts. I was able to incorporate language in my contract guaranteeing a return if I didn’t recoup my investment within two years. To avoid giving a refund, they introduced dishonest requirements such wanting two stores to operate continuously for two years without reaching ROI.

Opulent failed to deliver the second store I paid for, only gave one underwhelming store, and refused to issue a refund on the grounds that I didn’t have two businesses open—despite the fact that it was their error. I’ve only generated a pitiful $1,200 profit on Facebook in the past ten months. I earned nothing from Amazon, and never received a Walmart store, far from the promised $10k/month.

CEO Mike Krel has generally ignored me despite my repeated requests for refunds, making bogus promises to look into it. Three more people with comparable experiences have also come across me. Colin Yurcisin believes he lacks the authority to grant reimbursements, but the CEO is the one who needs to accept accountability.

Simply put, Opulent is either a total rip-off that steals money from its clients or they are incapable of delivering any real value for the $45,000 cost. Any trustworthy company would offer a refund and an apology for such a bad experience. Instead, Mike Krel cites the risks mentioned in the contract as justification for his decision to refuse to issue a refund.

Accused Details for Awareness

Person / Business Name: Opulent Supply

Monetary Loss Amount : $45000

Contact Number: 718-490-3336

Location: 1057 Pennsylvania Ave Linden, NJ United States

[10000900]

At E-Com Organizers, we specialize in creating profitable Amazon stores for individuals seeking additional income. Our expertise lies in Amazon FBA Wholesale store creation, expansion, and Evaluation, as well as in managing Amazon wholesale stores. We take care of the entire process, starting from scratch and managing your store on a daily basis.

[hadenclairee]

This headline is so hilarious to me because when has a corporate retail store ever been anything other than a giant vending machine? It vends. That is what they do, for millions of products and hundreds of stores on a scale that should frankly boggle your mind. You're putting coins in a gigantic machine and getting what you want or need from it. Sorry you had to see the layers of facade peeled back to expose the nature of your weekly grocery trip as a soulless capital exchange rather than a human social function. Maybe without the facade you'll start analyzing the machine and realize what a hellscape we live in. Or maybe you'll yell about technology and beg for the polite facade back because this naked capitalism is too deeply unsettling for you.

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[scamrisk]

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[charliemyth]

Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service: Revolutionizing E-Commerce Fulfillment

Streamlining Your E-Commerce Success with Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service

In the speedy universe of web-based business, remaining in front of the opposition requires productivity, development, and consistent activities. Outsourcing has arisen as a well-known plan of action, permitting retailers to offer a wide cluster of items without the requirement for forthright stock. Among the numerous outsourcing arrangements accessible, Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service stands apart as a unique advantage. In this blog, we will investigate how this state-of-the-art administration can change your online business satisfaction and drive business development.

Understanding the Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service

Outsourcing with Walmart includes teaming up with outsider providers to satisfy client orders. The WWalmart Dropshipping Automation Service is a thorough arrangement that smoothes out the whole cycle, from item learning to arrange satisfaction. Via mechanizing different parts of your web-based business, this help empowers you to zero in on scaling your activities and upgrading consumer loyalty.

Advantages of Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service:

Extended Item Index: With the mechanization administration, you can easily get to a broad scope of items accessible from confirmed providers. This empowers you to differentiate your contributions and take care of a more extensive client base, without the need to deal with actual stock.

Productive Stock Administration: The robotization administration permits you to keep up with continuous sync between your web based business stage and provider stock. This guarantees that your clients generally approach precise item accessibility data, diminishing the gamble of overselling.

Time and Cost Reserve funds: Via computerizing dreary undertakings, for example, request handling, following, and stock updates, you can save significant time and assets. This empowers you to zero in on essential business exercises and development situated drives.

Implementing Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service: A Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Selecting a Reliable Automation Service Provider

Picking the right computerization specialist organization is critical to guarantee a smooth and proficient outsourcing process. Search for a supplier with a demonstrated history, brilliant client care, and easy-to-use reconciliation choices for your web-based business stage.

Step 2: Integration and Onboarding

Whenever you have chosen a reasonable supplier, start the joining system. This includes interfacing your web based business store with the robotization administration and onboarding your items onto their foundation. Guarantee that all item subtleties, estimating, and pictures are precisely moved.

Step 3: Product Listing and Optimization

Making convincing item postings is fundamental for drawing in expected purchasers. Influence influential copywriting and eye-getting pictures to upgrade your postings for better perceivability and change.

Step 4: Automate Order Processing

With the computerization administration set up, approaching requests are naturally sent to your chose providers for satisfaction. This consistent interaction wipes out the requirement for manual request taking care of, lessening the possibilities of blunders and deferrals.

Step 5: Real-Time Inventory Management

One of the huge benefits of the robotization administration is its capacity to keep up with continuous stock updates. As items sell out or are restocked, your internet-based store mirrors these progressions right away, guaranteeing a consistent shopping experience for your clients.

Maximizing Efficiency and Profitability with Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service

1. Customer Loyalty and Satisfaction

In the cutthroat online business scene, consumer loyalty is foremost to fabricate enduring connections and support rehash buys. The robotization administration guarantees opportune request handling, exact following, and dependable conveyance, prompting expanded consumer loyalty and further developed consistency standards.

2. Versatility and Business Development

As your business grows, overseeing stock and request handling can become overpowering. Walmart Outsourcing Mechanization Administration gives the adaptability you really want to oblige higher deals volumes without settling on proficiency.

3. Information-Driven Navigation

The robotization administration offers significant experiences into your deals execution, well known items, and client conduct. Using this information engages you to settle on informed choices, enhance your item contributions, and designer your showcasing methodologies for improved results.

Conclusion:

Walmart Dropshipping Automation Service has re-imagined the outsourcing scene, permitting internet business visionaries to smooth out their activities, grow item lists, and lift consumer loyalty. Via computerizing different parts of the satisfaction cycle, organizations can zero in on development arranged procedures, scale productively, and flourish in the serious web-based business market. Embrace this state-of-the-art administration today and take your online business dare higher than ever of progress.

[ashesinthewest]

That's right! Crochet can't be automated.

To add onto this fun fact, any big box store or fast fashion seller claiming their clothes are crochet are either lying and it's machine knitting in specific patterns to mimic the look of crochet, or they're using one giant/many small sweatshops that's paying their employees pennies for the crochet clothing.

Legit crochet clothing won't be sold for mass production prices.

About crochet

Crochet is a technique of making things with yarn. You can easily make all sorts of things and so many patterns. It is similar to knitting, but with lots of more variety and it is easier. Fun fact: Robots can't crochet.

[captainjonnitkessler]

Some pro-AI people have been calling anti-AI people "luddites", which some anti-AI people have taken to proudly wearing as a badge of honor. Because, as they will explain, the Luddites were right to smash the looms that were automating their work, as they were defending labor and fair wages, just like anti-AI movements are doing now.

Of course, once you've made that argument, you need to either follow it to the logical conclusion of "and therefore using AI is no worse than buying a T-shirt from Walmart, because we've all accepted that textile workers losing their jobs to automation is fine if it makes clothing cheaper for the rest of us", or you need to be really, really, really sure that every stitch of clothing you're wearing was ethically sourced and made exclusively by union workers making a living wage.

[defferedmanagement]

The start of a new Greasy Journey

Graduating college was great. I walked across that stage with a 3.0 GPA—respectable, not extraordinary, but enough. My degree in sociology, with a concentration in oppressive government systems, felt like it meant something. Like I was equipped with knowledge that could make a difference.

I imagined myself stepping into a world where my education mattered. Maybe I wouldn’t land my dream job right away, but surely there was an organization out there that needed me—an activist group, a political nonprofit, something. I had spent years writing about power structures, organizing movements in theory, and analyzing the mechanisms of control that kept people oppressed. Now, I was eager to apply that knowledge. I was ready to do the work.

But I never thought it would come to this.

After months of sending out applications, rewriting my résumé, fine-tuning my cover letters to sound both passionate and competent—nothing. The rejections stacked up faster than I could process them. Some were automated, some were polite and regretful, and a few just never came at all.

I had exhausted every option that felt meaningful. The political organizing jobs, the nonprofit gigs, the advocacy roles—none of them wanted me. Every listing asked for experience I didn’t have, and I was beginning to realize that a degree in sociology, wasn’t worth much without the right connections or prior work history.

2 months went by and now I really have to pay back my student loans loans. $120,000 worth of regret, accruing interest like crazy. The payments weren’t abstract anymore; they were real, tangible deadlines looming on the calendar. There was no grace period left. No time to wait for a “real” job.

I told myself I wouldn’t come back home. That I had escaped my small town for a reason. But here I was, sitting in my childhood bedroom, scanning the local job listings. There were two that actually required a degree: Walmart assistant manager and Burger King assistant manager. I applied to both, clinging to some shred of dignity.

I prepared for the interview very well. But without any retail or leadership experience- they rejected me outright. Burger King still offered me something: a job. Not as a manager, not even as a shift lead. Just an entry-level trainee position to “learn the ropes.”

So here I am. I am Tyler Morrison, I went to Ridgeway University. I’m about to start a new position … at Burger King.

[anonymusbosch]

idk, a lot of the time CA housing politics are like

right-auth: it should be illegal to be poor next to my ranch house

staunch environmentalists: if we build housing on this one patch of rare moss i will commit seppuku

misguided journalists: we should do everything we can at any cost to make sure every building is maximally earthquake-safe [implicitly: even if that means spending billions upon billions of dollars to retrofit buildings of a construction type which has never actually failed in an earthquake, at the cost of not using that money to e.g. build new safe housing or feed people]

local mayor: we've made it easier to build affordable housing by accelerating the permitting process from 2 years to 1.6 years for construction with at least 20% affordable units between 17th and 21st street if the neighbors all say it's ok, no one has solar panels, and no groundhogs on the lot see their shadows when disturbed by construction equipment

developers: we are excited to announce the opening of a new 4-over-1 luxury apartment complex where the apartments aren't big or laid out sensibly but they DO have smart fridges, smart light switches, a rent payment system that harvests your data, and ground-floor retail (bespoke reclaimed-wood furniture store, very walkable)

silicon valley: we've invented a new cheap housing with automated construction enabled by AI and the cloud to bring affordable housing to everyone. by making... prefab ADUs. it's the tesla of housing. no we haven't talked to anyone who works in construction why do you ask. mobile home? rv? what's that

someone on twitter: the solution is firebombing walmart and revolution

local news outlet: PROGRESS! 247 units of housing approved for construction! [California is, by some measures, 3.5 million units short.]