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* Project Wal-Mart Freedom

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op,
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*
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*
* Last Updated: 2006.12.30 by P(?)NYB(?)Y
*
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(To Contribute to PWF: Please submit all content to ProjectWalmartFreedom@gmail.
com)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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** 1. Introduction
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** 2. Wal-Mart Phreaking
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** 3. Wal-Mart Extension Lists
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** 4. Wal-Mart Pay Telephones
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** 5. Wal-Mart Toll-free Nos.
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** 6. 0wning the Wal-Mart Gift Registry
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** 7. Wal-Mart Cashier Codes: Action Codes
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** 8. Wal-Mart Cashier Codes: CSM Assistance Codes **
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** 9. Wal-Mart RFID
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** 10. Miscellaneous Wal-Mart Information
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** 11. Internet Resources
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** 12. The Future of Wal-Mart
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** 13. Acknowledgements
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THE ENTIRE WAL-MART CORPORATE DIRECTORY

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Give me a W!
Give me an A!
Give me an L!
Give me a Squiggly!
Give me an M!
Give me an A!
Give me an R!
Give me a T!
What's that spell?
Wal-Mart!
Who's [sic] Wal-Mart is it?
My Wal-Mart!
Who's number one?
The Customer! Always!
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** 1. Introduction **
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This text file will be a comprehensive directory of all things phreak at
the great devil of consumerism, Wal-Mart. This will be an ongoing project,
continually growing and adapting. We will begin with information about
store classification.
Wal-Mart officially recognizes four store categories: Discount Stores,
Supercenters, SAM'S CLUBS and Neighborhood Markets (Wal-Mart 2003 Annual
Report). From input from hackers around the US and Canada, we believe
there are actually six types of Wal-Mart stores. We are not considering
SAM'S CLUB warehouse stores, although they are definitely a part of this
lopsided equation.
As stated, Wal-Mart stores are grouped into six categories, which are
listed below. The first five categories are listed by increasing size.
1. Neighborhood Market - essentially a grocery store with an Electronics
cubby hole
2. Hometown Store - exact opposite of a Neighborhood Market; general
merchandise (GM) with snacks and milk
3. Hometown Supercenter - a Hometown Store with groceries, sans Deli,
Bakery and the like; longer hours
4. Supercenter - full GM side, full grocery side with Bakery, Deli and
seafood department, and "subdomains" like Optometrist,
Salon, etc.; generally open 24 hours
5. "Soulsucker" Supercenter
These "SS" stores are built in key markets and in large suburban
areas. This is the new style of Supercenter built after 2001.
They are a whopping 186,000 square feet. These are a derivation of

a failed Wal-Mart venture, Hyper-Mart.

A Hyper-Mart was a store where you could go and get ANYTHING. It
was a failed attempt to shed their low-class stigma. Since,
Wal-Mart has returned to their white-trash roots, building and
indenturing whole communities.
The sixth type of store is not open to the public. It is called the Sample
Store and these stores sell damaged Wal-Mart goods at reduced prices to
Wal-Mart employees only.
Now that you know what you're up against, on to the phreak info.
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** 2. Wal-Mart Phreaking **
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To make free calls from your Wal-Mart, head to the service desk and ask to
use their phone. Now, if you try to dial a local number, it will go right
through. But if you try to make a long distance call, it will prompt you,
"Please enter passcode." There is a workaround. Simply call information 1-411. You will then be greeted by Darth Vader, or your respective telco,
and when asked to press "1" to place the call, do it. Your call will go
through, gratis.
Inter-store calling is relatively simple at your favorite Wal-Mart. Find
a secluded phone, most likely hanging on a column, and grab a line by
pressing an extension button or "9" on a 2554-type phone. Then dial
1-700-701-XXXX where XXXX is the store number. For example, for Store #1
in Rogers, AR, dial 1-700-701-0001.
The first documented long distance call using Wal-Mart inter-store calling
was completed Sunday, February 13, 2005. dual_parallel, calling from the
southwestern United States, paged ArchAngel in a Wal-Mart on the east
coast.
Using the paging system at your local Wal-Mart is as easy as pushing the
clearly marked button on any of the phones hanging throughout the store.
There is a slight delay between pressing the Paging button and getting a
hot mic, so be patient. And make sure you use the opportunity to pass on a
meaningful message to everyone in the store:
"Attention consumers. The products you buy here at Wal-Mart are
made with sweatshop labor. Thank you."
"Attention associates. You are underpaid and overworked by
design."
"Attention Wal-Mart shoppers. We destroy family-owned businesses
so you can have low prices. Always."
Speak slowly and clearly and use an extra-cheery voice. You can also have
Customer Service make an announcement over the PA system. Although you'll
probably only get a "Name-to-Department" page out of the Associate, you can
still use this opportunity for jamming. Having Lee Scott meet his party in
Layaway is much more creative and entertaining coming from one of his own
employees.
Update: Phone systems without marked Paging buttons are reported to use
extensions #03 or #96.

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** 3. Wal-Mart Extension Lists **
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Grants Pass, OR #1834
--------------------180
Advertising
142-143 Automotive
200-2XX Checkouts
199
Claims
160
Courtesy
188-189 District Manager
121
Domestics
105
Electronics
119
Fabrics
129
Fitting Room
116
Garden Center
111
Hardware
102
Health/Beauty
114
Houseware
126
Infants
182
Invoicing
132
Jewelry
181
Layaway
187
Lounge
170
Manager
123
Men's Wear
136-140 Pharmacy
104
Photo
198
Portraits
186
Recieving
118
Seasonal
150
Service Desk
125
Shoes
149
Snack Bar
109
Sporting Goods
103
Stationery
190
Training
183
UPC
191-194 Vision Center
Eden Prairie, MN #1855
---------------------180
Advertising
106
Cameras
184
Cash Office
190
Claims
121
Curtains
105
Electronics
119
Fabrics
129
Fitting Rooms
116
Gardening
111
Hardware
114
Houseware
102
HBA
126
Infants
182
Invoice
132
Jewlery

181
187
123
138-140
104
186
201-217
150
125
149
109
103
143
144
107
183
191-195

Layaway
Lounge
Mens
Pharmacy
Photo
Recieving
Registers
Service Desk
Shoes
Snack Bar
Sports
Stationary
TBQ Office
TBQ Shop
Toys
UPC
Vision

Duluth, GA #2154
---------------142-143 Automotive
308
Bakery
200-2XX Checkouts
199
Claims
160-161 Courtesy
306
Deli
188-189 District Managers
121
Domestics
105
Electronics
119
Fabrics
129
Fitting Room
131
Floral
302
Freezer
116
Garden Center
305
Grocery
307
Groc Recieving
111
Hardware
102
Health/Beauty
114
Housewares
126
Infants
182
Invoicing
132
Jewelry
181
Layaway
187
Lounge
170-172 Mgmt Offices
304
Meat Prep
136-140 Pharmacy
140
Photo
198
Portraits
303
Prod/Seafood
186
Recieving
118
Seasonal
150-151 Service Desk
100
Security
125
Shoes
149
Snack Bar
109
Sporting Goods
103
Stationary
190
Training
183-185 UPC

191-194 Vision Center

Bloomington, MN #2198
--------------------130
Advertising
142-144 Automotive
184
Cash Office
200-2XX Checkouts
199
Claims
160
Courtesy
188-189 District Mgr
121
Domestics
105
Electronics
119
Fabrics
129
Fitting Rooms
116
Garden Center
111
Hardware
102
Health/Beauty
114
Houseware
126
Infants
182
Invoicing
132
Jewelry
181
Layaway
187
Lounge
170
Manager
123
Menswear
137-140 Pharmacy
104
Photo
198
Portraits
186
Receiving
118
Seasonal
150
Service Desk
125
Shoes
149
Snack Bar
109
Sporting Goods
103
Stationery
190
Training
183
UPC
191-194 Vision Center
Roanoke, VA #3243
------------------142-143 Automotive
308
Bakery
200-2XX Checkouts
199
Claims
160-161 Courtesy
306
Deli
188-189 District Mgr
121
Domestics
105
Electronics
119
Fabrics
129
Fitting Room
131
Floral
302
Freezer
116
Garden Center
305
Grocery
307
Groc Rec'ving
111
Hardware
102
Health/Beauty

114
126
182
132
181
187
170-172
304
136-140
104
198
303
186
118
150-151
100
125
149
109
103
190
183,185
191-194

Houseware
Infants
Invoicing
Jewelry
Layaway
Lounge
Mgmt Offices
Meat Prep
Pharmacy
Photo
Portraits
Prod/Seafood
Receiving
Seasonal
Service Desk
Security
Shoes
Snack Bar
Sporting Goods
Stationery
Training
UPC
Vision Center

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** 4. Wal-Mart Pay Telephones **
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If you come across one that appears to be disconnected or not accepting incoming
calls, let us know!
ProjectWalmartFreedom [at] gmail.com
**Alabama**
NONE
**Alaska**
907-561-9225
907-561-9226
907-561-9227
**Arizona**
480-755-9014
480-755-9015
480-755-9016
480-838-9947
602-275-8659
602-275-8803 (TTY)
602-275-8813
602-275-8919
602-275-8956
602-504-6948
602-504-6949
602-504-9951
602-504-9952
602-504-9953
623-535-9932
623-535-9933
623-561-9193 (TTY)
623-561-9262

623-561-9275
623-561-9277
623-873-9833
623-873-9835
623-873-9836
623-873-9837 (TTY)
623-873-9838
623-935-9935
623-935-9937
623-935-9938 (TTY)
928-777-9810
928-777-9819
928-777-9820
928-777-9821 (TTY)
**Arkansas**
NONE
**California**
408-262-9782
408-942-0110
408-942-9278
**Colorado**
NONE
**Connecticut**
203-574-9159
203-574-9165
203-574-9169 (TTY)
**Deleware**
NONE
**Florida**
305-436-8014
305-512-9874
305-715-9592
305-822-9293
305-828-1247
352-493-9570
352-493-9580
386-428-8095
386-774-1574
386-851-0719
386-943-9964
386-943-9993
386-943-9996
407-877-8353
407-877-8358
561-383-8996
561-784-9065
727-576-9024
727-576-9074
727-576-9724
727-576-9754
727-726-9621
727-726-9804
813-782-9679

813-782-9696
813-782-9697
813-782-9714
813-782-9801
813-872-9525
813-872-9528
813-994-3977
813-994-3988
813-994-3996
813-994-3997
850-878-0114
850-878-0203
850-878-0935
904-996-9335
904-996-9389
941-371-9506
941-371-9601
941-493-9825
941-493-9830
954-227-8567
954-345-9332
954-346-8215
954-437-8260
954-442-9651
954-748-5072
954-748-9158
954-749-9847
954-752-1401
954-752-6457
954-752-7395
954-752-9437
**Georgia**
678-461-8493
706-272-9941
706-272-9942
706-272-9944 (TTY)
706-546-8403
706-548-8255
706-613-8232
770-460-8029
770-461-0853
770-476-4381
770-476-4399
770-641-8743
770-642-8217
770-829-9414
**Hawaii**
808-688-9803
808-688-9804
808-688-9805
808-688-9806 (TTY)
808-688-9807
**Idaho**
208-322-9109
208-322-9112
208-322-9123
208-322-9128

208-322-9733
208-322-9737
208-853-9903
208-853-9904
208-853-9908
208-853-9912
**Illinois**
815-455-9808
815-455-9826
815-459-9882
847-647-8165
847-647-8182
**Indiana**
NONE
**Iowa**
319-390-9608
319-390-9610
319-390-9617
319-390-9619
319-390-9625
319-390-9627
319-390-9630
319-390-9632
515-232-9808
515-232-9872
563-242-9558
563-242-9560
563-242-9561
563-242-9562
563-242-9565
563-242-9567
563-242-9568
**Kansas**
NONE
**Kentucky**
NONE
**Louisiana**
318-323-8187
318-323-8334
318-323-8569
318-323-8596 (TTY)
318-323-8691
985-446-8241
985-447-8674
985-493-8116
985-493-8503
**Maine**
NONE
**Maryland**
410-661-9811
410-661-9815
410-661-9817

410-665-9840
410-766-9812
410-969-0603
410-969-0607
410-980-9629
410-980-9630
**Massachusetts**
508-291-8953
508-291-8954
**Michigan**
231-933-6616
231-933-6620
517-278-1354
517-278-1493
517-278-1972
517-278-2083
517-278-2165
517-278-2794
269-979-9078
269-979-9079
269-979-9080
**Minnesota**
952-883-9621
952-943-9960
**Mississippi**
218-233-9007
218-233-9004
662-534-3053
662-534-7787
**Missouri**
417-451-9829
417-451-9830
417-451-9831
417-451-9832
417-451-9833
417-451-9837
417-451-9838
816-776-6786
**Montana**
406-761-9050
406-761-9055
406-761-9411
406-761-9523
406-761-9525
406-761-9526 (TTY)
**Nebraska**
402-291-9602
402-291-9607
402-291-9609
402-291-9610
402-291-9612
402-291-9613 (TTY)

**Nevada**
NONE
**New Hampshire**
603-432-1970
603-432-1881
603-890-8520
603-890-8522
**New Jersey**
732-562-9805
732-562-9806
732-562-9807
732-918-9817
732-918-9824
732-918-9837
732-922-8752 (TTY)
908-685-9137
908-685-9227
908-685-9251
908-979-9880
908-979-9881
908-979-9882
908-979-9883
908-979-9884 (TTY)
**New Mexico**
505-265-9709
505-265-9751
505-265-9756
505-293-9891
505-299-9862
505-792-9974
505-792-9975
505-792-9978
505-792-9979
505-792-9980
505-821-9715
505-821-9722
505-821-9748
505-831-9055
505-831-9056 (no incoming)
505-831-9057
505-831-9058 (no incoming)
505-880-9932
505-880-9933
505-880-9934
505-883-9460
505-890-9031
**New York**
607-797-482 (no incoming)
**North Carolina**
910-488-9892
910-488-9893
910-488-9926
910-495-0042
910-495-0044
910-495-1083 (TTY)

910-495-1084
910-798-8164
910-798-8204
910-798-8121
910-798-8177
910-868-9845
910-868-9904
910-868-9916
910-868-9918
910-868-9922 (TTY)
910-868-9949
919-217-8841
919-217-8848
919-217-8858
919-577-6581 (TTY)
919-577-6708
919-577-6826
919-577-6931
919-989-8757
**North Dakota**
701-772-9058
701-772-9027
**Ohio**
330-372-6217
330-758-4972
330-799-6940
330-799-6950
**Oklahoma**
580-795-9001
**Oregon**
503-434-9914
503-434-9924
503-434-9934
541-479-8148
541-479-9207
541-479-9222
541-479-9900
541-773-9036
541-773-9037
541-773-9039
**Pennsylvania**
570-454-9017
610-630-9946
610-630-9948
610-630-9958
724-656-8212
724-656-8215
724-656-9496
724-656-9895
724-656-9896
724-656-9948
724-656-9986
724-656-9990
724-983-9223
724-983-9224

814-226-9784
814-226-9785
**Rhode Island**
NONE
**South Carolina**
864-281-9880
864-297-9048
864-458-9527
864-458-9548
864-627-8104
**South Dakota**
NONE
**Tennessee**
865-220-8434
865-220-9408
865-482-9628
865-483-8377 (TTY)
901-873-9708
**Texas**
325-949-8204
903-893-9835
903-893-9911
940-383-9228
940-383-9710
972-423-9761 (TTY)
972-881-9826
**Utah**
801-261-9215
**Vermont**
802-773-0614
802-773-9923
**Virginia**
276-669-9885
276-669-9886
276-669-9887
276-669-9888
276-669-9889
276-669-9890
540-977-9513
540-977-9514
703-802-3009
703-802-3012
703-802-3013
757-427-9827 (TTY)
757-427-9842
757-427-9860
757-427-9913
757-427-9930
757-427-9943
757-430-9920
757-471-8263

757-471-8265
757-471-8431 (TTY)
757-471-8451
757-471-8503
757-471-8532
757-471-8534
804-752-6082
804-752-6378
804-752-6397
804-752-6521 (TTY)
**Washington**
NONE
**Washington, D.C.**
NONE
**West Virginia**
304-292-9187
304-292-9188
**Wisconsin**
(920)734-4380
(920)734-2796
(920)734-4339
(920)734-2802
**Wyoming**
NONE
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** 5. Wal-Mart Toll-free Nos. **
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800-203-5764 - Sam's Club Business Revolving Credit
800-328-0402 - Wal-Mart Canada Customer Service Hotline (English and
French; Mississauga, Ontario)
800-362-6196 - Sam's Club Credit (2 transfers to 800-203-5764, 3 transfers
to 800-964-1917)
800-530-9925 - Wal-Mart Foundation
800-543-1987 - Wal-Mart Mastercard from Chase
800-925-6278 - (800-WAL-MART) Wal-Mart Customer, Sam's Club Member and
Associate Partner Hotline
800-964-1917 - Sam's Club Personal Credit
800-966-6546 - Walmart.com
877-496-5627 - Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Toll-free Prescreening Application
877-969-2379 - Credit Services (Canada)
877-969-3668 - Wal-Mart Call Center Automated Phone Application Process
(keep pressing 0, you'll get India or Ohio)
888-252-7157 - Wal-Mart Vacations
888-746-7726 - Sam's Club
********************************************
** 6. 0wning the Wal-Mart Gift Registry **
********************************************
Or more appropriately, own Wal-Mart shoppers by finding a gift registry
kiosk and completing the three following very complicated steps:

1. Select "Update A Registry."

2. Enter First and Last names. Choose common names like Linda Smith or
Roberto Gonzales. If there are more than 50 matches, you'll have to
narrow down your search.
3. Choose a name from the list and enter "1234" as the PIN. If that
particular name doesn't work, try another from the list. In the
unlikely even that one from the list doesn't work, start over and
try another banal name.
4. Write down all of the personal information in your phreak notebook.
Don't change any information, nor act upon information gained.
These instructions are for the store kiosks only. The web-based gift
registry has not been explored, and it can be found at the following
URL:
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/catalog.gsp?cat=5434&path=0%3A5434
And finally, we have Wal-Mart to thank for actually suggesting "1234"
as a PIN when customers sign up for their gift registry.
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** 7. Wal-Mart Cashier Codes: Action Codes **
***********************************************
1
2
3
4
6
7
9
10
13
14
17
18
23
24
25
55
60
61
69
70
91

Complete Transaciton Void

Terminal Statistics Report
Terminal Accounting Report
Department Totals
Price Inquiry
Reset Transaction Number
Training Mode
Operator Performance
Payroll Check Cashing
Application Memory Usage
Refresh Tax Tables
Refresh Configuration
Suspended Transaction Report
CSM Override Approval
Shopping Card Cash Back
Reload Phone Cards
Print Previous Journal Data
Reprint Previous Receipt
Cashier Online Training
Utility Payments
TC # Lookup and Decryption

*******************************************************
** 8. Wal-Mart Cashier Codes: CSM Assistance Codes **
*******************************************************
202
203
204
205

Cancel Previous Request

Need Change
Need Restroom Break
Need Break / Lunch

206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
248

Need Receipt Tape

Need Carry Out
Need Cash Pickup
Need Price Check
Need Cleanup **Dry**
Break $100 Bill
Need Loan
Need WIC Assistance
Lines Are Long
Need Cleanup **Wet**
Customer Emergency
Need Round of Change
Need Check Approval
Training Question

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** 9. Wal-Mart RFID **
************************
Wal-Mart is?one of the foremost supporters of the use of Radio Frequency
Identifcation (RFID) technology. Wal-Mart's pure economic size affords it
the capability to create an industry and force other industries to use a
certain technology. And it has essentially done this with RFID.
On April 30, 2004, Wal-Mart began to recieve pallets of product marked
with RFID Electronic Product Codes (EPC), which will be tracked to end
points within the state of Texas. Wal-Mart is requiring its top 100
suppliers to use the technology by 2005.
(Note: Simon Langford is the Manager of RFID Strategies at Wal-Mart.)
Specifically, Wal-Mart uses a company by the name of Intermec
(http://www.intermec.com/) for its RFID (and other) needs. The Wal-Mart
account is so large at Intermec that Intermec has built an entirely new
facility to accomodate Wal-Mart's needs. An example of Wal-Mart's
importance to Intermec is this CV60 installation guide created especially
for Wal-Mart:
http://epsfiles.intermec.com/eps_files/eps_man/962040014A.pdf
PWF will continue to investigate and report Wal-Mart's use of RFID
technology.

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** 10. Miscellaneous Wal-Mart Information **
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Wal-Mart employees use Motorola XV1100 radios on Channel 1. The frequency
should be 151.6250 MHz.
Following are emergency PA codes and their meaning:
Code Adam - Missing Child
Code Black - Severe Weather

Code Blue - Bomb Threat

Code Brown - Shooting
Code Green - Hostage
Code Orange - Chemical Spill
Code Red - Fire
Code White - Accident
Department 51 - Security
To pick up an outside call (on the Avaya phone system):
Press #980 and then the line. Ex. - Call on line 1, press #9801.
Wal-Mart tvNetwork:
For service, please call Premier Retail Networks at 800-815-6778.
Paint Dept. Mixer Repair:
800-228-8291 ext. 1 - Have store #, contact name, phone #, serial # and
problem when calling.
Color codes for in-store columns:
Blue - Telephone
Orange - "Spill-O-Magic"
Red - Fire Extinguisher
Wireless Phones Kiosk:
Assoc. sign in needs Smart User ID (3-7 letters), Smart Password and Hire
Date (MM/DD/YYYY). Or scan badge.
Cingular Wireless Station at Store #1413:
\\LPZCHEETAH\W_CL$1<file:///\\LPZCHEETAH\W_CL$1>
IP: 10.12.68.74
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** 11. Internet Resources **
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How Walmart Is Destroying America (and the World) by B. Quinn
http://www.tenspeed.com/catalog/all/item.php3?id=1046
Project Wal-Mart Freedom Photo Gallery
http://www.binrev.com/gallery/pwf
slavemart by meme
http://www.oldskoolphreak.com/a_gallery/slavemart.html
AGAINST THE WAL
http://www.againstthewal.org/
WAL-MARTyrs
http://www.walmartyrs.com/
Wal-Mart Day of Action
http://www.walmartdayofaction.com/home.cfm
Wal-Mart Watch
http://www.walmartwatch.com/
Wal-Mart - Argentina
http://www.wal-mart.com.ar/

Wal-Mart - Canada
http://www.wal-martcanada.ca/
http://www.walmartcanada.com/
Wal-Mart - China
http://www.wal-martchina.com/
Wal-Mart - Germany
http://www.walmartgermany.de/
Wal-Mart - Mexico
http://www.walmartmexico.com.mx/
Wal-Mart - South Korea
http://www.walmartkorea.com/
ASDA (part of the Wal-Mart family) - Uni?ed Kingdom
http://www.asda.co.uk/
Wal-Mart - United States of America
http://www.walmart.com/
http://www.walmartcreditcard.com/
http://www.walmartfoundation.org/
http://www.wal-martrealty.com/
http://www.walmartstores.com/
Retail Link
http://www.freewebs.com/retaillink/index.htm
Retail Link Overview
http://www.wal-martchina.com/english/service/rl/rl.htm
Retail Link Login
https://retaillink.wal-mart.com/
Wal-Mart Associates Login
https://www.walmart.com/a_d_registration_flow/landing.do
Walton Life Fitness Center
http://wlfc.wal-mart.com/
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** 12. The Future of Wal-Mart **
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As of May 2004, Wal-Mart will be building 42 new, 90,000 sq. ft.
Supercenters within the next 12 months. This new style of Supercenter
holds as much product as the previous layout that was aprroximately twice
the size (~200,000 sq. ft.).
San Antonio, Texas is home to the test market of the Wal-Mart Used Car Lot.
Albuquerque, New Mexico is home to the first reported Appliance Center
(washers, dryers, refrigerators).
Wal-Mart will begin its urban assault in 2005 by opening a store in
Chicago.

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** 13. Acknowledgements **
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Thanks to austin, bland, NotTheory, Pig Monkey and EVERY person who contributed
to this project.