I stopped by the Coinstar kiosk at the Wal-Mart on Gandy Boulevard in Tampa City. The location was easy to find, and the parking was convenient, with a wheelchair-accessible parking lot and entrance. However, my experience with the kiosk was disappointing. I put two half-dollar coins into the machine, but they were not counted, and I didn't even get them back. It's a big letdown, especially when you're in a financial bind. I was really counting on getting some cash from my coins.The kiosk's price is a strong point - it offers a no-fee way to exchange coins for cash or e-gift cards. The service is also wheelchair-accessible, which is great for people with disabilities.Unfortunately, the quality of the service left much to be desired. The machine wasn't working properly, and I lost my coins. The customer support was responsive, but it didn't make up for the initial issue. The location's innovativeness is also unclear, as it's just a standard Coinstar kiosk with no unique features.The overall experience was mediocre, with too many issues to ignore. I hope the management takes steps to fix the problems and improve the service.