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Bug on Walmart.com - No details of Seller for Instant Pot on Walmart


There are many sellers in US who are selling products on different marketplaces right now, like, Walmart, Amazon, ebay, etc.

 I found this bug on Walmart.com when I was looking for instant pot.
Please follow these steps to check the bug:

  1. Go to walmart.com
  2. Search for 'Instant Pot'
  3. Click on this item (https://www.walmart.com/ip/Instant-Pot-Gem-6-Qt-8-in-1-Programmable-Multicooker-with-Advanced-Microprocessor-Technology/379213126)
  4. Click on Seller link. The seller link is available in 'By' element below title. You can check it below image.
Seller link on product page on Walmart.com

  • When you click on seller link, you will see following error.  

Error of Manufacturer on Walmart.com

Upon checking other pages, I found that seller links on other product pages are working fine. For example,   https://www.walmart.com/tp/farberware .  
If you click on this link, it's working fine.

 So, this bug might be created because of '-' or seller must have changed the settings to display products in store. 

 In any case, this issue must be resolved. We do not expect these kind of issues from eCommerce websites like, walmart.com.

 Please provide your feedback.
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