Perplexing email this morning from Walmart. The email asks that I confirm I visited the Greenbriar Road Walmart on March 12, 2024 to begin a survey about my Walmart shopping experience to get a chance to win a $1,000 gift card.
I never win anything, ever, that I can remember, so I clicked to Begin Survey.
After answering several questions that seemed totally easy to answer, the survey suddenly took a perplexing turn which I can not figure out.
The survey mentioned several items I bought that day and asked me to rank them.
How does Walmart know what I bought that day and thus able to link that information to my email address?
The only identifying element is I do use a debit card. And that debit card does have my name on it.
But how could that debit card lead Walmart to my email address?
If this survey was from Amazon it would not be at all perplexing. Amazon knows my email address, as it is linked to my Amazon account.
I have no Walmart account.
Even if I did have a Walmart account that still would not explain how Walmart linked my purchases that day, to me, and my email address.
There likely is a simple explanation which I am too simple to figure out...
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