@TommyType said:
Apparently, APMEX needs to spend more time in WalMart. I don't see "the people of WalMart" as being prime candidates for them to target.
@TommyType said:
Apparently, APMEX needs to spend more time in WalMart. I don't see "the people of WalMart" as being prime candidates for them to target.
Well that is a surprise... especially at that price level....I do go there for their ammo sales.. and they could get .22 ammo when it was scarce. I have seen some very strange people there....I walked out after seeing a fellow dressed in a tux, carrying his dog in a wedding dress - that did it!!! That image is burned into my mind....Cheers, RickO
Walmart online is no different than Amazon. This is not really at all surprising. Walmart isn't putting the coins in their stores, nor are they even stocking them in inventory. They are simply posting a listing for APMEX for which they are paid if something sells.
Walmart was the last possible choice to go to for any business. They have pay terms of over 90 days, make you sign up to submit you own bills and then they chargeback anything missing in the process. You could have a Proof of delivery signed that they took in your material but if the receiving team at Walmart has not processed your paperwork good luck that payment will go to the next month cycle.
@TwoSides2aCoin said:
Reminds me of the Walmart greeter that sees this woman with two children struggling as they entered. He says "Welcome to Walmart. I see you're having a bit of trouble with the twins ". The woman blurts out "Are you stupid ? These kids are 4 years apart and don't even look the same. What makes you think they're twins". The greeter says : " You're so ugly , nobody would do you twice "
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@DIMEMAN said:
Disappointed - I thought you meant coins. Not bullion.
Honestly, what's the difference in this market? Classic common date gold is trading like bullion and many silver coins trade with junk 90% silver unless the coins are very high grade pieces.
@Kkathyl said:
Walmart was the last possible choice to go to for any business. They have pay terms of over 90 days, make you sign up to submit you own bills and then they chargeback anything missing in the process. You could have a Proof of delivery signed that they took in your material but if the receiving team at Walmart has not processed your paperwork good luck that payment will go to the next month cycle.
That is true for wholesalers with products in stores. I'm not sure the same applies to their online sell throughs.
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Sold by apmex... and at only 72 dollars higher than their ebay price.
Do they come with a "Special Walmart 1st Strike Label"?
If so I am IN
Apparently, APMEX needs to spend more time in WalMart. I don't see "the people of WalMart" as being prime candidates for them to target.
What a superb pun!
You can also get a Dogs Playing Poker Kennedy 1/2 from the Mart.
And yet....completely unintentional.
In Beverly Hills I'll have you know that "Jed and all his Friends" are all looking to buy APEs from the local Wal-Mart.
They like it because they can buy Monkey Chow there also.
I doubt shopper in Walmart will buy coins. Lol
That's probably not their best market, but any exposure is good for the hobby !
I would disagree.. I would think that all "Dogs Playing Poker" halves would be snapped up by the average Walmart customer!
Not so fast there......Jed "Buddy Ebsen" was co founder of the Beverly Hills coin club.
Crazy stuff.
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Well that is a surprise... especially at that price level....I do go there for their ammo sales.. and they could get .22 ammo when it was scarce. I have seen some very strange people there....I walked out after seeing a fellow dressed in a tux, carrying his dog in a wedding dress - that did it!!! That image is burned into my mind....Cheers, RickO
There is a "return policy" button right on the listing next to the Apmex name...
Walmart online is no different than Amazon. This is not really at all surprising. Walmart isn't putting the coins in their stores, nor are they even stocking them in inventory. They are simply posting a listing for APMEX for which they are paid if something sells.
The coins aren't in Walmart. They are at Apmex.
Walmart was the last possible choice to go to for any business. They have pay terms of over 90 days, make you sign up to submit you own bills and then they chargeback anything missing in the process. You could have a Proof of delivery signed that they took in your material but if the receiving team at Walmart has not processed your paperwork good luck that payment will go to the next month cycle.
Best place to buy !
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the first member here to get a coin gift from Walmart must come clean PLEASE PLEASE
Best place to buy !
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Interesting, I know a few watch dealers got a chuckle when they starting listing Rolex's for sale on their website.
Andrew Blinkiewicz-Heritage
yes but are they made in china like most of the garbage in walmart?
Coin's for sale/trade.
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Disappointed - I thought you meant coins. Not bullion.
oooops, too late.
HE>I
you can delete it now
BTW, I don't get the pun .....
Target is Wal-Mart's competition.
"A dog breaks your heart only one time and that is when they pass on". Unknown
Honestly, what's the difference in this market? Classic common date gold is trading like bullion and many silver coins trade with junk 90% silver unless the coins are very high grade pieces.
From the listing:
Specifications
Gender Unisex
Frankly I prefer my coins to be female.
That is true for wholesalers with products in stores. I'm not sure the same applies to their online sell throughs.
Actually, it's a double pun since Prime is Amazon's service and Walmart is Amazon's biggest competitor.