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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"Thank you for your request. These rights are for California residents only."
That's the response given if I request that Walmart not sell my personal information.
If you'd like to try, go to https://walmart.com and click on the "Do Not Sell My Personal Information" link at the bottom of the page.
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"Thank you for your request. These rights are for California residents only." (Original Post)
sl8
Jan 2020
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I filled out the similar one for Target a few days ago. I'm a California resident.
NBachers
Jan 2020
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samnsara
(18,740 posts)1. im so glad theres not a walmart within 50 miles of me
dewsgirl
(14,964 posts)2. I have one less than a mile away, yet Target is like 15 miles away.
NBachers
(19,281 posts)3. I filled out the similar one for Target a few days ago. I'm a California resident.
sl8
(17,088 posts)4. I visited the Target site.
They're quite clear that the option is limited to California residents, but I was hoping to see what their rejection notice was and whether it was as blunt as Walmart's.
Turns out, they require that you submit a fair bit of personal info before you can get a response, so I gave it a pass.
