Walmart makes no guarantees that its website will work properly, that the information on it is accurate, or that products will meet your expectations — you use the site at your own risk.
If you make a purchasing decision based on inaccurate product descriptions, pricing errors, or website malfunctions on Walmart.com, Walmart's disclaimer of warranties means you may have limited recourse to seek compensation for resulting losses.
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REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Warranty disclaimers in consumer contracts are governed by the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. §2301 et seq.) for written warranties on consumer products, and by UCC Article 2 for implied warranties of merchantability. The FTC Act Section 5 applies if disclaimer language is deceptive. California Civil Code §1792 provides non-waivable implied warranty protections for consumer goods that may override this clause for California residents.
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