I am writing to formally share my disappointment with the service I recently experienced at your Glenview store. I chose to shop at this location while preparing for a company event, and unfortunately, the lack of professionalism I encountered has left me both frustrated and appalled.
After collecting the items I needed, I noticed a pricing discrepancy and asked for assistance. I explained that the items were in a section with unclear signage that stated $14.99. When the associate (whose name I believe may have been Racheal, though I am not certain) checked, she immediately responded that the items were $24.99. Instead of acknowledging the confusion or honoring the posted pricing—as is standard practice in most retail environments—she dismissively stated, “This is $24.99. Do you want me to take it off?”
Her tone and demeanor were unnecessarily harsh, and when I proceeded with the transaction, she lingered nearby in a way that felt more like surveillance than customer service. Only after the purchase was completed did she attempt to soften the interaction by mentioning alternative products, which felt insincere and disengenuous.
What stood out most, however, was the stark contrast in how she treated another customer immediately after me—with warmth, attentiveness, and politeness. This inconsistency in service reflects poorly not just on the associate, but on the standards upheld by your Glenview location.
As someone who is not from Illinois, I am accustomed to experiencing basic decency, fairness, and genuine care when shopping. If it were not for the discount on my purchase, I would have left everything behind. The dismissive and uneven treatment I experienced raises serious concerns, and if such behavior is indicative of your store’s culture, it may warrant further attention from consumer protection organizations such as the BBB.
I hope this matter is addressed with the seriousness it deserves, as no customer should feel disrespected or disregarded...
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