“I can’t get over how convenient it is to have a TJ Maxx so close to where I live. Around holidays and birthdays, this location is one of my first stops not just for good deals but great gift ideas. Their displays are well thought out and stocked from kitchen items to outdoor games to barbecue equipment. Sometimes the line is long due to it being a not-very-well-kept secret, but typically management handles the line quickly with over like 12 counters to process all those customers’ purchases.”
“I have a very good experience recently when I had gone to buy a head set. One of the customer care Representatives, Fernando, in the electronics Dept, was exceptionally good and has tremendous knowledge. He was also very friendly and professional, and I was able to make the best selection because of his information.”
“Stumbled upon this place while searching for something new and decided to give it a try. They showed up right on time, which was a nice surprise. They did exactly what they said they would without any fuss. Everything went smoothly, just a couple of little hiccups with scheduling (but nothing major). Overall, pretty solid experience for a first timer.”
“Bigger than I thought it was, but big selection comes with the space. Good spot to shop for many different things. Depending on what your looking for, they will provide great service when you voice yourself”
“The store is always neat and well-organized, especially the clothing and shoe sections. Even though they have a huge variety of items, everything is arranged nicely and easy to browse. What I appreciate most is that they offer branded and high-quality products at affordable prices. It’s great that people who can’t always afford expensive stores can still find stylish and quality items here. At Ross, you can discover amazing deals and big discounts on really good brands. It’s definitely a great place to shop and save money.”
“There not much of cell phones options here at Target Mobile. It's mostly no contract wireless card that you can get. I didn't see any iPhones on display in the mobile area or Target tech. There was no staff in the area when I was here last night. They did have a lot of iPhone accessories and cases. So the only options for cellphones is likely iPhones because I didn't see anything else.”
“I was waiting in the line at Walmart. There was a customer ahead of me and the clerk explained to him that the roller machine is not working. The customer angrily throw his merchandise on the scanner and behave very inappropriately. On the contrary the clerk Orlando was calm and smiled and did his job at best. He was very (actually extremely professional) with the client action. In fact Orlando thought him and many others in the line a good lesson by responding nicely. Highly recommend Walmart. Orlando is well deserved to become an employee of the busiest month of the year. Happy Holidays!”
“I normally shop online at WM Fallbrook store in West Hills, CA., either o/up or delivery and I get excellent service and products. I always pay with my bank debit card and a couple of times I've used the CashApp to tip. Today, July 6,2023, I suspect one of them found a way to charge $105.04 to my WM acct. my bank tells me the transaction was @ 5:30am this morning. I don't open even one eye before noon, let alone shopping at that hour. Here's the kicker. Try calling that store. You can't get a store manager, supervisor or CSR on the phone any given day. I called several times today. No s**** Minimum time was 30 mins before I hung up. Next time I let the phone ring 48 minutes before I just got tired and hung up. My bank and WM Hdqtrs is looking into this and when I find out who did this, I am going to damn well press charges. I despise thieves.”
“I was waiting in the line at Walmart. There was a customer ahead of me and the clerk explained to him that the roller on the check out counter is not working, and clients had to put merchandise manually closer to the scanner. The customer angrily throw his merchandise on the clerk's counter and behaved inappropriately to show his anger and dissatisfaction. On the contrary, the clerk "Orlando" was calm and smiley, and did his job professionally. He was extremely professional with this angry client. In fact Orlando thought him and many others in the line a good lesson by responding him nicely. He treated this client with passion and similar to others like nothing happened. We all saw what happened. I was waiting for an argument, incident, or some kind of reaction from both sides. But Orlando was very well trained and professional. His well behavior and professionalism is making him eligible to become an employee of the busiest month of the year. Happy Holidays! (The customer in the picture is not the angry customer, I took the picture later after I paid, and I spoke to Orlando and the manager later, and I wanted him to know that, we saw the incident, and we admired his professionalism and reaction toward that client). Thank you Orlando. You showed us respect!”
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