Wallmart Fabric List
#11
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
Nope - just suggesting what I'd like included.
I don't have a computer with me for about five months of the year.
Library access is limited to 1/2 hour at a time in Dade City.
I don't have a computer with me for about five months of the year.
Library access is limited to 1/2 hour at a time in Dade City.
Unless someone steps forward to do it, all the suggestions in the world aren't going to help.
:lol:
#13
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Missouri, USA
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Candace wrote, "We don't need a second topic, another 31 pages long about the same information."
Holice answered:
Does it matter that there's already a similar topic posted? Is there a reason why there can be only one post per topic? If so, it seems that it won't take long to run out of topics.
Holice, I'm glad you posted this! You've given me an idea. Tomorrow I'll contact Wal-Mart headquarters to ask if a list of the company's stores that sell fabric is available. I'll contact you if I scrounge up anything helpful.
Holice answered:
Originally Posted by Holice
I realize there is another list. It was not my intention to start another but ask if a better way could be developed to accummulate the information without searching through 30+ pages.
Holice, I'm glad you posted this! You've given me an idea. Tomorrow I'll contact Wal-Mart headquarters to ask if a list of the company's stores that sell fabric is available. I'll contact you if I scrounge up anything helpful.
#14
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Originally Posted by Bobby's Girl
Candace wrote, "We don't need a second topic, another 31 pages long about the same information."
Holice answered:
Does it matter that there's already a similar topic posted? Is there a reason why there can be only one post per topic? If so, it seems that it won't take long to run out of topics.
Holice, I'm glad you posted this! You've given me an idea. Tomorrow I'll contact Wal-Mart headquarters to ask if a list of the company's stores that sell fabric is available. I'll contact you if I scrounge up anything helpful.
Holice answered:
Originally Posted by Holice
I realize there is another list. It was not my intention to start another but ask if a better way could be developed to accummulate the information without searching through 30+ pages.
Holice, I'm glad you posted this! You've given me an idea. Tomorrow I'll contact Wal-Mart headquarters to ask if a list of the company's stores that sell fabric is available. I'll contact you if I scrounge up anything helpful.
#15
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Originally Posted by Holice
I don't know how to create a list that can be referred to and added to and subtracted from. I know how to operate a sewing machine but the computer is mostly email and look up stuff.
Maybe Admin would allow that post to be in the classified section?
#16
i wasn't going to comment because i don't see any harm in somebody making a new list if they want to. anybody willing to do the work is welcome to do so.
on the other hand, i can't really see the purpose in building such a list. we built the other list based on what contributors already knew was going on in their local area.
if i'm traveling, pass a walmart, and decide on a whim to see if they have fabric i just park and go in.
also, since wallyfabs are disappearing all the time, any list we posted will be wrong before the contributor hits "send".
on the other hand, i can't really see the purpose in building such a list. we built the other list based on what contributors already knew was going on in their local area.
if i'm traveling, pass a walmart, and decide on a whim to see if they have fabric i just park and go in.
also, since wallyfabs are disappearing all the time, any list we posted will be wrong before the contributor hits "send".
#17
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I think some of us want to know if fabric (or whatever) will be at the destination before we go - especially if we need to travel a long way to get there.
WalMart does have a store locator that has info on locations and phone numbers.
http://www.walmart.com/storeLocator/ca_storefinder.do
WalMart does have a store locator that has info on locations and phone numbers.
http://www.walmart.com/storeLocator/ca_storefinder.do
#18
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Missouri, USA
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
I think some of us want to know if fabric (or whatever) will be at the destination before we go - especially if we need to travel a long way to get there.
WalMart does have a store locator that has info on locations and phone numbers.
http://www.walmart.com/storeLocator/ca_storefinder.do
WalMart does have a store locator that has info on locations and phone numbers.
http://www.walmart.com/storeLocator/ca_storefinder.do
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