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This is why you should never order a custom cake from Wal-Mart:

Reproduced from an article on stumbleupon.com author: frostfire)

Some people that work here had a going away party the other day for a
woman that is leaving.

One of the supervisors called a Walmart and ordered the cake. he told them to write: “best wishes Suzanne” and underneath that write “we will miss you”.
here’s the cake that was delivered."















Here is one in a long line of a Wal-Mart PR disasters:

In September 2007, up pops a folksy new blog called 'Wal-Marting Across America' on the Internet.

The blog documents the 'spontaneous' discoveries of RV-traveling megastore megafans Jim and Laura as they pull over to chat with happy, photogenic Wal-Mart employees, like the guy whose company health insurance saved his son's life, or the woman who worked her way up from cashier to corporate manager.

Unfortunately, it omitted to mention that Wal-Mart arranged Jim and Laura's whole itinerary, paid for the gas, and payed Laura a free lance fee for the blog entries.

Exposed by BusinessWeek.com, the stunt is especially bad news for Wal-Mart who have been experiencing a string of P.R. gaffs of late.




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