“The manager, Cindy, is very nice and professional. I had encountered some minor issues recently but Cindy quickly fixed it. She really cares about her customers and won't hesitate to fix any issues in her store.”
“Marshalls is honestly my happy place. Every time I go in, I end up finding something I didn’t even know I wanted—whether it’s clothes, shoes, or random home stuff. It really does feel like a little treasure hunt, and half the fun is not knowing what you’ll come across. What I love most is that the prices are actually reasonable, so I can grab a few things without feeling guilty. The Mashpee store is always neat, the people working there are nice, and it just makes the whole experience easy and enjoyable. It sounds dramatic, but walking out with great finds at such good deals really does feel like a win every single time.”
“I always enjoy stopping by this T.J. Maxx when I’m in the area. The store is clean and well organized, and you can usually find some great deals if you take your time to browse. The selection changes often, which makes every visit feel a bit like a treasure hunt. The staff has generally been friendly and checkout is pretty quick. Sometimes certain sections can be a bit limited depending on the day, but that’s pretty typical for T.J. Maxx. Overall, a solid place to shop for good brands at reasonable prices!”
“We were in your Wareham store on Monday late afternoon. During our shopping trip, we lost our four year old family member. Fear overcame us when we couldn’t immediately lay eyes on her. I loudly yelled out that we were missing a young child, her name, her description. Immediately, a message came over the loud speaker that a “Code Adam” was happening. Then another announcement calling Harper’s name asking her to come up front. All hands were immediately on deck, front doors were manned, and staff was put out on the shopping floor to look for her. Your lovely staff found her hiding in the men’s sport coats, and immediately brought her up front. I cannot begin to thank Monday night 12/29/25 staff enough for their rapid and professional response. It was truly impressive. We will forever be grateful for each and every helper. More importantly, we will make JCPENNEY WAREHAM OUR FIRST STOP FOR SHOPPING. Again, thank you! - A very grateful grandmother CAPE COD”
“Great staff great collection of items i got everything i needed ella was the young lady who helped me she was very helpful she helped me find whatever i needed and cashed me out very sweet girl.”
“I cannot say enough about my tractor supply experiences. Jean at the front desk is amazing! She greets me and my friend every time we come in the store, knows us by name, and I appreciate that. It honestly makes me feel like it’s less corporate and more Homestead”
“One of the best Home Goods stores. Excellent selection of great products, often one of a kind finds. Clean, bright & well stocked. Lovely & helpful staff.”
“After being told their was product in stock by a team member, i drove over an hour to the store and when i showed up i was told it was not in stock. After speaking to one of the managers, Julie and her team ( Derek and marc) went out of their way to rectify the situation and ended up finding exactly what i was looking for and more. Truly great customer service and will gladly come back thank you.”
“People are nice. They do have a good selection usually they are well stocked. The automotive department really doesn't do a lot. Maybe just tires that sort of thing. I called and asked if they could do my brakes and they told me they don't do that. But overall it's a good Walmart sometimes there are a lot of campers in there..”
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