JCPenney — Local services in Town of Greece

The Greece Town Mall location of JC Penney is open and back into selling quality merchandise and though limited staff, still great service. Penney is a quality store for one's personal apparel and household and home goods. Plus a hair salon and portrait studio, and not know in by many.

Update on 5-16-23, JVP running lots of Clearance sales on most departments. Some very good buys, depending on your needs and wants.

I had a great shopping experience on 3-25-24 at JCP. Lots of excellent buys in all departments. And many specials in clearances. I did have a bad experience, especially for anyone disabled or with children

The store had special extra hour till 7 pm. However, if you came in from the front entrance through the mall, it closed at 6 pm, and you had no exit from JCP into mall. Shoppers were instructed to leave from a side enter that would lead you across a pathway to the front. This was totally incorrect. You physically had to walk around 3 quarters of the entire mall, outside, in the frigid cold. I had luckily found a cart in back, for I had too many purchases to carry around. I wasn't happy to say the least. And, if it wasn't for Phil and his caring assistance, I would have been frozen, and frost bitten. Phil stopped and gave me a ride in his cool Lexus. So, he's good Samaritan, and should get a gift card from JCP, as a customer, but more so, he saved a valued JCP customer. I hope the store manager gets to see this review. Note: there we're no notices posted on entrance doors from inside mall or...

Well, I had a great experience here yesterday. I loved it. It was like shopping at the mall in the 1980's. Granted, I was there at 12noon on a Tuesday, but it was Dec 3rd. There were people around, but it was relaxing! I thought merchandise selection was really great! I went for a light winter coat and had a lot to choose from - found a perfect one by Docker's. Price was nice at $84, lines were fine, people were nice. I initially explored buying a coat on-line, as I do for many things. But, prices seemed high, like coats at L.L. Bean were running about $160 on sale, and not being able to try on a coat, I know, is a daunting proposition. I thought about Macy's (usually quite expensive), I thought about Target (not a great selection often), I thought about Walmart (quality and style always a question). Finally I decided on my old friend JCPenney. One store, and it was perfect. I also bought a bunch of new Gold Toe socks. And the store was in great shape! Well done to the manager, and staff, or owners - whomever is responsible. It was neat - the way things used to be - and the way it should be. It really changes the...

Misleading prices. There was no prices on the blankets and the giant sign on the wall says $50 something. We get to the register and it's apparently $89 because we didn't see the tiny font on the sign. Same with this nice braided throw blanket, it has a big sign next to it that said $35 and according to the tiny text on the sign it's $115 and the items on the bottom of the display was the $35.

Shame on you JCpenny you know exactly what you are doing. We left the register without buying anything and will never return. I will also inform everyone I know of this particular stores misleading prices so they don't waste their time. Just because the sunken cost fallacy exists doesn't mean you should use it on your customers...