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forum thread Posted by BabyBubba • Apr 29, 2023
forum thread Posted by BabyBubba • Apr 29, 2023

Everstart Platinum Group 65 AGM Battery With 4 Year Warranty $149.76

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Walmart.com has the Everstart Platinum Group 65 AGM battery (boxed) with 4 year warranty for 149.76 with free shipping. This is $30 less than their regular in-store price of $179.84.

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Walmart.com has the Everstart Platinum Group 65 AGM battery (boxed) with 4 year warranty for 149.76 with free shipping. This is $30 less than their regular in-store price of $179.84.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/EverSt...rchResults

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Model: EverStart Platinum BOXED AGM Battery, Group Size 65 12V, 750CCA

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Apr 29, 2023
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davedumontier
Apr 29, 2023
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This is a good deal. Thanks OP.
Apr 29, 2023
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PowerfulKnob7210
Apr 29, 2023
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank PowerfulKnob7210

Just a heads up for those who might want to jump on this deal, I purchased 2 of these for my truck last September, Shipped and sold by Walmart. Two months ago one battery would go down to nothing and take the other battery down with it, I was busy and did not get around to it and the other one was beyond recovery. Finally go to my local Walmart, TLE test them and say its no good and still under warranty.

Here comes the problem, they scan the serial numbers the computer returns there is no valid warrany on them. Showed them my reciept, they tell me to talk to the online department. Online department says they only allow 90 day return period and anyhing after that its the manufactures responsibility. Call the mfg, they do talk to individuals..... Been playing this finger pointing game for over a month and only have a gift card for one battery after 3 weeks.

Hopefully your warranty experience is better, but for an extra $20 its easier to buy instore, especially if its your only vehicle and will need a replacement in a timely manner.
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Quote from PowerfulKnob7210 :
Just a heads up for those who might want to jump on this deal, I purchased 2 of these for my truck last September, Shipped and sold by Walmart. Two months ago one battery would go down to nothing and take the other battery down with it, I was busy and did not get around to it and the other one was beyond recovery. Finally go to my local Walmart, TLE test them and say its no good and still under warranty.

Here comes the problem, they scan the serial numbers the computer returns there is no valid warrany on them. Showed them my reciept, they tell me to talk to the online department. Online department says they only allow 90 day return period and anyhing after that its the manufactures responsibility. Call the mfg, they do talk to individuals..... Been playing this finger pointing game for over a month and only have a gift card for one battery after 3 weeks.

Hopefully your warranty experience is better, but for an extra $20 its easier to buy instore, especially if its your only vehicle and will need a replacement in a timely manner.
Thanks for sharing. Seems like every time you turn around, Walmart is involved in some new shameful behavior or treating its customers horribly. And jacking up prices whenever they think they can get away with it.

Example: The price of "Great Value" large eggs has recently shot up to $4.92 for an 18 pack at my local Walmart, for no apparent reason. The hometown grocery store here sells the equivalent for $3.36. 50% more is one hell of a difference. I used to assume that Walmart's prices would always be competitive on everyday things, but I can't make that assumption anymore. Guess where I buy my eggs now?
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Apr 30, 2023
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zpeedster_m
Apr 30, 2023
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Bird flu started the price increase & then Corporate greed kept the prices up. Now the egg prices have finally started to drop.
Apr 30, 2023
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626OG
Apr 30, 2023
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Quote from PowerfulKnob7210 :
Just a heads up for those who might want to jump on this deal, I purchased 2 of these for my truck last September, Shipped and sold by Walmart. Two months ago one battery would go down to nothing and take the other battery down with it, I was busy and did not get around to it and the other one was beyond recovery. Finally go to my local Walmart, TLE test them and say its no good and still under warranty.

Here comes the problem, they scan the serial numbers the computer returns there is no valid warrany on them. Showed them my reciept, they tell me to talk to the online department. Online department says they only allow 90 day return period and anyhing after that its the manufactures responsibility. Call the mfg, they do talk to individuals..... Been playing this finger pointing game for over a month and only have a gift card for one battery after 3 weeks.

Hopefully your warranty experience is better, but for an extra $20 its easier to buy instore, especially if its your only vehicle and will need a replacement in a timely manner.
Moral of the be story, buy in-store. Thank you.
Apr 30, 2023
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CoffeePleeze
Apr 30, 2023
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I had a similar experience where I bought online and had it delivered. Took my old battery back to get the core charge refunded and even with showing my online receipt no one could figure out how to refund me. I would have taken a gift card. After 20 minutes of frustration I left without the battery or the core charge refund. Good battery though but next time I would buy in store.
Apr 30, 2023
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PedroR
Apr 30, 2023
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Quote from BabyBubba :
Guess where I buy my eggs now?
Hopefully from one of your neighbors
https://localhens.com/
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May 2, 2023
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phongdn
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Quote from CoffeePleeze :
I had a similar experience where I bought online and had it delivered. Took my old battery back to get the core charge refunded and even with showing my online receipt no one could figure out how to refund me. I would have taken a gift card. After 20 minutes of frustration I left without the battery or the core charge refund. Good battery though but next time I would buy in store.
I had a similar experience. Core charge refund with Walmart is YMMV when ordered online. In my case, the manager just gave me the core charge refund on a gift card after I showed them that it charged me through the app. For some dumb reason, walmart doesn't show you the core charge separate on your online receipt in the Walmart app, it is combined in the taxes.
If you want to prove to them you payed for the core charge, you have to go on the Walmart app, find the battery, hit the "Buy Now" button and then press "Est. Total" button and it will show you the breakdown including the "core charge"
May 16, 2023
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bud8jr
May 16, 2023
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My local interstate battery store sells blemished batteries (blems) for $77 out the door. They check out to 600+ CCA. 90 day warranty, but I get about 3 1/2 years out of them. Works for me. Ymmv.

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