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    Walmart+ Subscription Service Launching Later This Month

    Jessica LambBy Jessica LambJuly 9, 20202 Mins Read
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    Move over Amazon because a new competitor is about to enter the subscription service ring! Later this month, Walmart will be unveiling its own subscription service program called Walmart+.

    Originally, the retail giant planned to announce their new service in late March or April. However, the COVID-19 crisis forced the company to push their reveal back by a few months. This new subscription service will offer a plethora of perks and intends to compete with Amazon Prime. For $98 a year, members will gets discounts on gas at Walmart fueling stations and early access to in-store or online deals. Additionally, members will receive same-day delivery on groceries and general merchandise. Walmart+ perks are also expected to include a Scan & Go service that would allow shoppers to check out of Walmart stores without waiting in any lines.

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    If that’s not enough, the subscription service is also expected to include reserved delivery slots and open-slot notifications for groceries. It is also expected to include some access to Walmart’s new express two-hour delivery service, though this will likely not be unlimited. Additionally, some kind of “video entertainment” component will be added at some point after the subscription launches. No details have been revealed about the video component yet. However, it may possibly be connected to Walmart’s recent unveiling of a family entertainment program called CAMP. Walmart has previously considered partnering with big media companies to create video content perks.

    Walmart will certainly have their work cut out for them competing with Amazon Prime. In addition to their fifteen year head start, more than half of Walmart’s top-spending families have Amazon Prime memberships. This means the company will need to offer a service good enough to convince these shoppers to drop their Amazon Prime memberships. We will have to wait and see exactly what Walmart+ has to offer.

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    Jessica Lamb

    Jessica Lamb was born and raised in Fennville, Michigan. She attended Aquinas College where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in English and a minor in Creative Writing. Since then, she has dedicated herself to spreading the word about all things nerd culture.

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