Who has the worst service

[Packerbacker09]

As far as retail places go who has the worst service?

[Ron Mexico]

Wal-Mart. I just wish I could roll into a Wal-Mart sometime at 2 in the morning and have it not take me a half hour to find someone that works there. I mean, I know they're watching me, and it's obvious that I'm wandering around looking for an employee,....why don't they send someone to see what the hell I need?

[Interceptor]

Originally Posted by Johnny Cupcakes

Wal-Mart. I just wish I could roll into a Wal-Mart sometime at 2 in the morning and have it not take me a half hour to find someone that works there. I mean, I know they're watching me, and it's obvious that I'm wandering around looking for an employee,....why don't they send someone to see what the hell I need?

Just look suspicious as if you were going to steal something. Same thing if you were in a restaurant just drop an empty glass to break it. Accidents like this happen from time to time you know.

[HarleyDog]

Walmart (Chinamart) is the worst place in the world by far to buy anything.

[The Noob Avenger]

I picked best buy because I have to deal with their lazy, think they know it all employees every day for my job. I haven't been there in years because of it.

I've never really had "bad" service at any of them. I buy what I need and then leave. Not a lot of room for it.

[Millz]

If Kohls in Milford was listed, easily my pick by a mile.

[BengalsRocker]

As a musician. Sam Ash is the worst.

Outside of that, any store that has commission based sales.

It's okay to be approached intially to see if you need any assistance.

After that, leave me the F alone. If I need help or would like to purchase something I will find you. I actually take business cards from helpful ones who properly assist. When I do make a purchase I make sure they are recognized.

Nothing is more of a deterrent than walking into a store and the sales people are sitting in a group waiting to pounce on you.

I've actually been shopping and had a sales guy lurking around as I roamed the store. Popping up around every corner. Like some kind of sales driven pervert.

I'm surprised he didn't try to lure me into a windowless van.

[SunsetBengal]

For me, I say wal-mart. It seems like most that are employed there arent' there to work, but to stand around and socialize with eachother.

[RumbleCat]

Wal-Mart has customer service?

[TheBengals]

The lines at Walmart are always long and they have about 2 to 3 lanes open at a time. Best buy is a close second with their pushy sales style and constant attempts to sell you crap you don't need.

[RumbleCat]

Originally Posted by TheBengals

The lines at Walmart are always long and they have about 2 to 3 lanes open at a time. Best buy is a close second with their pushy sales style and constant attempts to sell you crap you don't need.

Excellent observation. To wit;

I was at Wal-Mart at about 5:30pm on a Friday, just recently. And there were (I counted the lit up ones) exactly 5 lanes open. Lines a mile long, well, they were long.

I stopped in the other morning, I thought I had enough coffee, wrong! So it's about 5 minutes from my house to the Mighty Kingdom, so I had to go get some. It was roughly 7:30am. I walked in, and I think EVERY line was open. The cashiers were all standing at the opening of their lanes, and me and the other four customers in the place got to choose the best looking one to ring us up.

Someone 'splain that to me.

[SunsetBengal]

Originally Posted by TheBengals

The lines at Walmart are always long and they have about 2 to 3 lanes open at a time. Best buy is a close second with their pushy sales style and constant attempts to sell you crap you don't need.

Wal-mart has got to be the toughest place for a person to get fired from. At my local walmart, the checkouts sometimes hold entire converstions with other employees that are just standing around, all the while the people in line get aggravated.

[BengalsRocker]

Originally Posted by RumbleCat

Excellent observation. To wit;

I was at Wal-Mart at about 5:30pm on a Friday, just recently. And there were (I counted the lit up ones) exactly 5 lanes open. Lines a mile long, well, they were long.

I stopped in the other morning, I thought I had enough coffee, wrong! So it's about 5 minutes from my house to the Mighty Kingdom, so I had to go get some. It was roughly 7:30am. I walked in, and I think EVERY line was open. The cashiers were all standing at the opening of their lanes, and me and the other four customers in the place got to choose the best looking one to ring us up.

Someone 'splain that to me.

Was it on or near the 1st of the month?

Sadly enough those days are heavy sales days.

I was in one on the 1st before and it was jam packed in off hours in the middle of the week. I was like WTF?

Then I remembered it was the 1st or perhaps prior to it. Depending when checks came out.

[ishouldbegm]

Cvs

[Packerbacker09]

Somebody I know was telling me they went into Target recently and the lady at the customer service desk got angry when he went up there and asked her a question and didnt want to be bothered. Isn't that her job?

[berserkerone88]

I voted KMart bc of some lady who worked at the one near me when I was little. Yelled at me for bouncing those oversized balls in the aisles. Dont leave em out if you dont want kids playing with them,