Department Stores in Zebulon, NC

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  1. 164 Wakelon Street, Zebulon NC 27597

    4.3 Superb 116 reviews

    “Wife stopped in the other day they did have some great deals she saved almost 100 bucks . But I did notice they had sport jackets for 270$ with 50% off so while I was looking my size I noticed one of the jackets still had the original tag and was priced at 175. I called my wife over to show her how these places make it look like they are giving you a deal by Marking it up then giving you a% off. If I had bought one I would have paid 90 dollars more than before the sale”

  2. 841 E Gannon Ave, Zebulon NC 27597

    3.3 Good 258 reviews

    “This post is specific to two ladies who significantly helped me one evening with a challenging online return. I was very dissatisfied with the service I had earlier in the day from two other disgruntled employees. But when I returned in the evening I was pleasantly surprised by the stellar customer service I received from Harley and her superior team member who was working the night shift alongside her (didn’t catch her name). They were both friendly, had positive attitudes, and were very willing to help. The customer service was excellent! I was impressed that Harley had mentioned it was only her 10th day on the job. She is doing great! Thank you again, for all your help. If I need to return to the customer service counter, I hope that it is you or that wonderful other night shift gal who helped me out, as I wouldn’t want service from anyone else.”

  3. 198 Wakelon Street, Zebulon NC 27597

    3.9 Good 66 reviews

    “Tesha, our cashier was absolutely excellent! We had a very large order at checkout, 5 cart loads about $1300.00. She was so helpful, patient and professional! Tesha worked with us, to sort and bag everything as we liked. She also helped load our large order! The Zebulon Roses is one of the best, and we purchases at many Roses throughout NC. Thank You Tesha, we absolutely appreciate you and your help!”

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