Kmart

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Tom1898971

Joined 3 years ago

Worst K-Mart I've been to. This store is close to me, but I'm done with it forever. Here's my latest of many bad experiences...

1) I couldn't find the hand soap I wanted as there are no signs above the isles.

2) As the manager leads me to the hand soap he doesn't acknowledge that there really are no useful signs, but instead tries to make me feel foolish.

3) There's only one hand soap bottle left on the shelf and it has soap spilled all over it. So instead I pick up some shower soap which is on sale for half price.

4) At the register, the soap rings up for full price. I pick up the soap to take it to the manager, and the cashier yells at me. Apparently, this is the wrong procedure.

5) It's now been at least 20 minutes (of what should have been 5min), I still don't have what I came in for, and now I'm going to have to wait, how much longer?, to get what I decided to substitute.

6) I left and will never go back. If this were the first time, OK, but not over and over again. And it seems to be a common trick of this store to post a price but not enter it into the system immediately. Really, first they should enter it in, and then post the price... otherwise it's theft.

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Value shopper's mecca goes beyond the basics to offer everything from clothing to computers.. In Short
Since 1962, the big red K has come to stand for competitive prices and comprehensive inventory. Sprawling more than 80,000 square feet, the large store offers more than 60,000 products ranging from jewelry to video games. The varied selection also includes health and beauty supplies, electronics, furniture, housewares, sports equipment and toys. Popular brands include Martha Stewart Everyday, Route 66 and Joe Boxer. Value shoppers can also take advantage of services like photo processing and a pharmacy.