I don’t think there’s a big crossover between things people buy on Etsy and things they buy on Walmart.

I wouldn’t say they’re replicating Amazon, they’re a brick and mortar chain with thousands of locations. That’s definitely a potential edge over Amazon.

Really I shop walmart first check amazon for products not available. Usually works out cheaper. Etsy for which products?

Amazon’s my go to e-commerce place. I use chewy for dog things due to the 30% auto ship price hack. And niche sites for all else.

Amazon just has a superior webpage and shopping experience than all the other major players.

If it’s a big ticket item I might get it from a retail store. But with the recent kohls Amazon return policy I’m slowly changing that behavior as well.

They are better than Amazon. You can filter search results on Walmart so that you don’t see third party reseller Aliexpress garbage and only stuff sourced by Walmart themselves.

Last I checked, Amazon had removed that option as of maybe a decade ago, and they commingle inventory so they do not assure me of any supply chain integrity.

And they are more expensive for any dense, heavy, especially liquid products.

Does that filtering on Walmart’s website actually work, though? It’s broken half the time I try it.

I don’t use their website much, but that would be a shame if true. I did notice on the left I can checkmark Walmart as the seller.

Yeah, sometimes it works sometimes it doesn’t.

I honestly just don’t care. If I want high quality I don’t go to Amazon I go elsewhere to niche retailers.

I never went to Walmart for better quality. Heck that’s why I personally use target more now. Slightly higher price and slightly better quality.

You do food shopping on Etsy?? Ok.