Department Stores in Victoriaville, QC

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  1. 110 Bd Arthabaska O, Victoriaville QC G6S 0P2

    5 Superb 18 reviews

    “Thank you very much for your impeccable service! A lot of information was given to us, wonderful customer service and a very dynamic team! Thank you very much to Saul Gagnon!”

  2. 1111 Bd Jutras E LOCAL 101, Victoriaville QC G6S 1C1

    4.4 Superb 42 reviews

    “THANK YOU to Guylaine who really helped me find the decoration I was looking for for a wedding! The price of the items is reasonable and it's much better to see everything in real life than buying online! I didn't expect to receive such good service!!!! It is now the first store I will think of for any other purchase for the home and/or event. Thanks again!”

  3. 635 Bd Jutras East, Victoriaville QC G6P 7H4

    4.2 Good 48 reviews

    “Nice find a few pieces of linen for the children..Surprisingly they still have films planned. There aren't a lot of places left that have them.For food, accessories etc.. you have to check the prices yes some bargains.. but some items with prices that are still quite expensive.”

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  5. 1150 Bd Jutras E Estates, Victoriaville QC G6P 6S2

    4.1 Good 46 reviews

    “I had a simple but frustrating problem: I couldn't get my company logo to look right on my invoices in the intuit quick book system. It was always blurry. I called the QuickBooks phone number and the support agent quickly diagnosed the issue. My file was the wrong size and resolution. He gave me the exact specifications, I re-uploaded the logo while on the phone with him, and it was perfect. It was a small detail, but it makes my business look more professional. Great attention to detail from the support team.”

  6. Centre de, 571 Bd Jutras E Le, Victoriaville QC G6P 7H4

    3.7 Good 106 reviews

    “Always had great service, it's clean and well placed, great. I like automatic checkouts less though, I prefer to wait and go to a real cashier (personally)”

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