Stater Bros. Markets — Local services in Jurupa Valley

Not such a bad place in a semi mediocre vicinity, with attractive employees who are various degrees of helpful and an excellent freshly stocked butcher Department, my two main grapes with this particular Stater Brothers Market is the absolute in your face pretentiousness of there high prices and the stab you in the back occasionally policy the seems to have been adopted by their financial practices. As for the former, for example, fish market features a section which is devoted to a very large number of various scented sprays for you in your home a various degrees of efficiency and price from a proximately a dollar 29 up to and including insensitively astronomical high end for the product even though the 99 cent store which is right next door features all of the same varieties with none of them priced any higher t h a n... You guessed it, noventa Nueve centavos. I always feel that there's just something underhanded about this and it's not the fault of the Glade company. for my friend example of my second great, allow me to or late then one afternoon I came in, pick up about $100 worth of groceries and brought them to the checkout. After reading them up the cashier for seeded to process my ATM card once, twice, three times and have it turn down every single time even though I had just deposited $3,000 from my savings account into the checking account which the card represent it. Oh, well, I wish I had my 12 minutes of life back but I took it with a good humor as the clerk I apologized with perfusion. Flash forward with the Batman logo from the old TV series a week from this semi vacuous incident and we find me opening an email from the specialized Security Department of my perhaps almost ttoo too helpful Bank. Within me email I was informed of a suspicious action by the marketing question involving a charge on my ATM card. It turns out that after denying buy card three times on the date which I referred to earlier in this long-winded and boring story and waiting for me to depart without groceries from the establishment, a greedy Blick, shall we say, in their financial departments deductive reasoning program had proceeded to secretly make a 4th transaction behind my back and charge me for the undelivered amount of groceries anyway. I really have to inform you that over 70 days have passed since this sniggering, smug suck off my ATM card and I still don't have my money or even my groceries back from this hallowed financial institution. I won't mention the fact that I want the 412 minutes I have spent on this problem of my life back!! I'm beginning to suspect that maybe the Stater Brothers aren't even real brothers... there's something fishy about a business that was initiated in the depths of the Great Depression...

It's a good thing to have brothers. Especially brothers who can talk. Just ask Harpo. Of course, don't expect a civil word in response. But having Brothers means that you should always have someone to turn to In terms of making sure that the family business keeps running and growing. Why, if the Stater Brothers didn't have brothers, they couldn't even call their stores by their own name. They'd have to call it just, Staters. Which isn't remotely as exciting. There were actually far more members of the stator family that were and are involved in running the grocery business. One time they had a big meeting to consider altering the name of the family business to make it more accurate. But,"Stater cousins," just didn't have the old ring to it and when the value of their home made stock started dipping as a result of the change, the brothers gave the cousins the air. At least metaphorically. My friend Joyce introduced me to one of the great joys of Stater Brothers markets. It's the house brand of special blended yogurt, which you can open up and drink like a milkshake. It's only available in about four flavors so far,, but try some anyway while you're sitting at the bus stop waiting for your bus to show up. Have caution, however. Once you get that big jar of yogurt up in the air over your face jiggling it slightly to get the yogurt to flow into your mouth, you're likely to miss the bus. I almost found this out the hard way....

I went in this stater Bros market this morning to buy a quart of milk.. I got the milk and proceeded to the front of the store to check.. I noticed there was a line of over a dozen customer backed up in the aisle all waiting on 1 cashier

I cleared my throat and called for back up cashier becuase it's unethical and far from professional and centertainly unfair for us as paying customers to be inconvenienced in this way

Immediately back.up came but the cashier refused to sell me my quart of milk becuase I did his job for him and called for back up.. then manager Dave

Actually had his back and both refused to sell me the quart of milk so I left with the milk and without paying all because they refused to do there jobs DAVE FOLLOWED ME TO MY CAR THREATENING ME AND PROVOKING ME U CAN SEE IT ON THE cCTV footage my neighbor was there too and recorded the whole incident

The Manger Dave followed me to my car got in face and tried to keep my car door open

I told Dave I will be backand I will go back but this time with my homies and we will take much more then milk

Customer like me exist everywhere and u don't have the luxury of passing us off

All u had to do was do your job Not make it worse when u got called out for it now thebwhole hood is going to get free groceries grea...