On Thu, 28 May 2009 14:35:07 -0500, Sqwertz >
wrote:

>Mack A. Damia wrote:
>>
>> I bought two packs at our local Walmarts - both were packaged in
>> Mexico.
>>
>> Pedrugada Salami con Jamon Serrano
>>
>> Pedrugada Salami Hungario
>>
>> I had dreams of making a declicious Italiam sandwich with onions,
>> lettuce and tomato; I also had plain boiled-ham to add.
>>
>> But the packaged meat is so salty - it gives you a jolt when you taste
>> it - akin to anchovies.
>>
>> I don't understand how you can eat and enjoy this. Is there an
>> effective way of soaking out the salt?
>
>Take it back to the store. What better way to let Walmart know they sell
>shitty products?

This is Mexico. They don't know what to do when you bring something
back. Refunds and returns are relatively unheard of. It's slowly
changing, though.

OFF topic example....

I bought a defective battery at Auto Zone. It kept losing its
charge, and when I took it back, all they would do is re-charge it.
They refused to exchange it, but I let them re-charge it on two
occasions. Then I told the manager that I was going to call my credit
card company and dispute the charge.

Then she exchanged the battery.

Too much nonsense and bother.
--
mad