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7-Eleven is a chain of convenience stores established in 1927 that offer a wide range of products, including snacks, beverages, and everyday essentials. With over 70,000 locations worldwide, 7-Eleven provides 24/7 service, Slurpee drinks and quick-grab food items.
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Reviewed Sept. 30, 2023
He is absolutely disrespectful and is a disgusting human being. The last place he should work is in customer service. He has called the police on me twice in total and twice over last 2 months. Over absolutely nothing. This guy needs to have a stern talking to from his superiors and I would like an apology. They are located at 214 Baltimore Pike Bel air Md 21014.

Reviewed Aug. 9, 2023
I understand that my card got declined, but when I tried to pay for my stuff, it got declined even though I had enough money. It was $8 something and I had $12 something. I showed the worker what I had on my card. Yet still, I couldn't get it. But I got my friend's free slushies but nothing for me???
Reviewed April 8, 2023
The 7-Eleven on 2 East Main St. in Marlton, NJ is in desperate need of leadership. Their employees do not know how to process PayNearMe payments and instead of asking coworkers and learning, they are quick to dismiss customers. This happened to me twice in the same week by two different employees. Tonight (4/7/23), the employee raised his voice at me, cursed at me, and told me to leave the store.
Reviewed March 24, 2023
I paid for the items. 2 orders of drink. 2 wings and gas, the receipt says they charge for the purchase of 2 Slurpee cup 1.79 each, then charge me for 2 orders of iced coffee cups. 2.19 each, as well as the fountain drink. The door states the cups with beverage that's advertised on the door is 89 cents. Why is there 2 cup fees and beverage fee if the door is advertising the drink for .89 cents? My bill was 32.00 dollars. If it had not been for a discount card used. That's 5.00 for each drink. I'm confused. I still have my receipt. Store #38688. TERM# **. TERM SEQ# **. REF# **. AID: **.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2022
Anytime I go in there place is a mess. Sometimes you get fruit flys. No garbage pails outside to throw food away. Coffee station always a mess. And until recently employees had bad attitudes. You would expect fresh coffee. If you wanted pizza you'd expect fresh right? No. They give you old pizza and old wings and whatever else is in the warmer. Even hot dogs and taquitos old.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2022
Of all the places of service I went to this is the worst. The cashier never lets put the points for my application, they did not give me my bill justifying that I did not want, when I said I was going to make a claim from me he said to do what I wanted and I yelled at me without measures, this kind of customer support shouldn't exist, lousy 7-Eleven Riviera Beach service -- Military Trail, when I said I needed my bill they didn't want to give it to me. Abysmal... lousy service.
Reviewed Aug. 14, 2022
It's unbelievable and frankly ridiculous that just to put ice in your own tumbler or water bottle is 57 to 75 cents!! Why? QT and Shell and Valero all let you do it with NO CHARGE. You'd think with everything going on, that wouldn't be a big deal. What. A. Joke.
Reviewed March 8, 2022
The same 7-11, I purchased this soft drink, I had to make a state deposit on the can. When I had lots of cans, I purchased at this specific 7-11, they refused to refund me the deposit! This specific 7-11 accepted cans before! When I write to complain this event to 7-11 main office, online, they received my complaint, but never resolved the complaint!
Reviewed March 2, 2022
I have had a horrible exp at 2 different 7-Elevens. First one at Moon Lake Rd & Ridge Rd, they had there Vuse labeled $4.99 a 2 pack. Paid 6.99. Said, "You may want to fix that." She screamed!! "Whatever" at me.
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2021
I had a craving For ice cream late at night and the ice cream refrigerator was not working properly. When I brought my ice cream to the counter Mr. Jason the cashier gave me some advice not to make that purchase because it has been reported previously and the management did nothing about it. So yeah Jason you did a great job.
Reviewed Nov. 3, 2021
Yesterday I had the worst experience at 7-11 in Hollywood FL. Went to go get a coffee and my wife wanted milk in a separate cup. The Spanish lady at the desk went nuts on me in front of all the customers that I had to pay for an extra coffee plus that she said I spilled a bit of coffee. Then she proceeded to say something in Spanish to her co worker about me in front of everyone. She probably was having a bad morning but why take it in on the customer. Won’t be going back there. Can’t believe what’s going on with customer service.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2021
I have been charged a small basket fee since 2019 even though my subtotal was over $15. I notice this on my 10/15 /21 order. I only received a small portion of my money back. I will not be using the app again.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2021
The customer service at 7-Eleven is complete garbage! I've had some bad customer service before but 7-Eleven takes the cake. I've tried to contact 6 times now by email about missing points. Each time they decide to email me back asking for more information, I send said information and then they reply 1-2 days later saying, "Case closed. Not enough information". Well what the hell 7-Eleven? I sent the info you asked, you could have responded saying what else is needed or not. This keeps happening over and over again. They don't take ANY time to actually work with you. Garbage company. Not spending a penny more with them again. If you can't treat me right, you don't deserve my business.
Reviewed Sept. 11, 2021
I never use my points since 2018 and yesterday I try to use. I know I have a lots of points and I found out no more points in my card. They said never expired points. I just wondering where are my points go?
Reviewed July 19, 2021
They have this new service "711 now". They put that it's going to be only 30 minutes for delivery. After waiting an hour and a half at 2 am till 330 in the morning they then CANCEL the order and say it's going to be 7-10 days to get my money back. Then I call in and they didn't see the problem. Yeah. Just wanted some snacks to study. Not to stay up till 4 am only to have to wait a week to get my money back. They were extremely rude when I asked about it, as they have never been under an hour. (Used them once before.) Ridiculous.. Oh "sorry for your inconvenience." The most condescending thing you can say... yeah. Someone needs to stop teaching people that is supposed to be polite. It's rude as hell.. and so was this whole experience.
Reviewed June 25, 2021
I went to buy a cheeseburger and 2 taquitos plus some Veggie Straws because the subtotal was $5.87 and they charged me more than 8% tax that is charged in the city of Philadelphia because the total had to be $6.34 and they charged me $8.11.

Reviewed April 29, 2021
There is always many, many people outside inside the store. You have to say excuse me to get in then once inside you have to keep moving to keep 6 feet between you and the person behind you. On April 7, 2021 I went to 711 on Cadillacs Street in Detroit MI. Many people outside store. Many people inside store. While standing in line seems like 30 more people are outside the store. I come out security just watching doing nothing and 3 fights start up now. If the police was called before this wouldn't have happen to me. I take off ccx running to get away from the 3 fights. I fall bruise all up and here come 9 police cars. Really then 711 security locks the door. It was a hot mess. It always is don't go to this store. Anything can happen inside or outside. Believe it!!!
Reviewed March 16, 2021
I went to 7 eleven in South Denver off of 1-25 and Hampden a few blocks west. I am 48 years old and my husband is 50. I wanted to purchase a lighter and the man who is Muslim asked for my ID. I just watched a much younger looking man in front of me buy a lighter without being carded. If I appear younger than 30 I’m supposed to be carded. I’m sure I look over 30. I got upset and went to my car. My husband said, "I’ll go in and see if he cards me". Sure enough he didn’t card my husband either. I know women aren’t allowed to smoke in the Middle East, but this is the United States. You need to leave those views behind and treat everyone equally man or woman.
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2021
On February 5, 2021 I purchased a reloadable gift card from 7/11 along with a money order. I got home and tried to register the card and was greeted with offers to purchase life insurance and car insurance. I was wondering if anyone else ever experienced this problem before.
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2021
I have been trying to get back money that went missing from my 7-eleven wallet since 10/4/2020. They ask for the same info about the problem over and over then close my case without correction. I'm still trying to get this resolved. I have sent several emails and called several times. I am hoping that this review will get them working on the problem. They were able to tell me exactly what I put into it so returning my balance should not be a problem but they have not done it yet. I will continue to review this and hope to be able to say soon that it's resolved. This use to be one of my favorite stores.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2021
Sad example of a greedy multi-million disgusting "company". Not only do they HOLD funds but NEVER HONOR DISCOUNTS FROM COMPANIES THAT MAKE THE MISTAKE TO USE THEM TO SELL THEIR PRODUCTS. ONE EXAMPLE: VUSE VAPE.
Reviewed Dec. 23, 2020
The 7-Eleven on 2nd/Wells in Reno Nevada allows groups of homeless to loiter in front of the store constantly. It's so easy to shoplift at this location. It attracts an unsavory element. The operators of this location are responsible for making the surrounding neighborhood a more dangerous place for the customers who live/work in the area. It's a breeding ground for covid-19.
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2020
I registered after getting a new phone number with 7/11. I couldn’t remember my password so I log in with Facebook. It was a new account. I realize after and wanted the first account I always had so it gave me the option to combine, emailed me a verification code then denied my email account after I verified. I feel like my points were stolen. I signed out and attempted to sign in my original email account only to be denied that my very first account with 7/11 never existed. I don’t understand because I earned enough points and I am a loyal customer so the disloyalty feels wrong and I feel robbed.
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2020
I opted to take advantage of the digital wallet when using the 7-11 app. I've attempted to use it three times to no avail. Each time I have done so, the male employees working weekend mornings at the store at 1550 Glendale Road in Echo Park, Los Angeles have had the audacity to tell me that it's my fault the wallet doesn't work when they are the ones operating the register. I'll be filing disputes with my bank to get my money back. These employees don't do anything to resolve the issue or consult management to fix the issue. Until now, I was a daily customer, but I assure you I will never purchase anything from any 7-11 ever again.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2020
This is one of my favorite stores. I like the rewards program and the app usually works very well. I started using wallet on the app no problems until I got a new phone. My previously combined accounts separated and a lot of points were missing. Customer service recombined the accounts, restored my missing points, but the money I had in wallet is still missing. I tried to screenshot wallet in the app but it's not allowed but my receipt shows the Wallet balance that's missing.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2020
Walked in store and got in line behind someone else who was already waiting. 1 cashiers was playing lotto numbers and 2 others when staking shelves. They have a sign up that says anything over 3 numbers has to be written down. He was clearly playing more than 3 numbers. Him or none of the other employees had on name tags. After about a 5 minute wait one of the other employees decided to go over and check us out. The first cashier is now doing scratch off tickets for same customer. I walked over to recheck lotto sign to verify the store policy and after seeing that yes it does say 3 numbers only I asked for Mr and was told she was in the back. I left and went to gas station to make my purchase. I've also had to notify employees on more than 1 occasion about roaches by microwave/trashcan area.
Reviewed May 3, 2020
Hi, I am writing this review because I Am completely disgusted! I purchased a cheese pizza of 7-11's “fresh” made in house brand this past Thursday night. When I got off work around like 1 AM or so and went home, put in the fridge then the following night Friday, I took it out to make it and it had mold growing on it! Then, I went to search the wrapping for any sort of best by date but there was absolutely nothing!! Now I’ve worked in restaurants my whole life and I do know prepared food needs a date on it especially when it is being sold. I didn’t have the pizza more than a little over 24 hours.
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2020
I freaken hate the 7NOW app. I have used it about 10 times and 1 out of 3 times they say they can't find the address so they just cancel the order without calling you or texting you on how to find it. They just straight cancel it then you have to 3+ days for a refund. So you're better off driving or walking to 7-Eleven your damn self. Well today was the last time I will order via this dumb app. I actually watched the driver stop to nap or chill for a good 15 minutes and put in the order notes. He could not find the apartment when I don't reside in an apartment. It is a duplex so it could either be one or the other side but he didnt even get out of the car so I go outside to look at him and he appeared to be asleep.
Then I call customer service and they try and find out where he is and he drives off and tells them he can't make the delivery. Why coz he's sleepy. Guys save your money cuz this is ** service guaranteed. And lastly I just received a alert saying my order was delivered yet was not delivered to me smh. I hate this company more and more each time.
Reviewed Feb. 6, 2020
Though I tend to prefer Wawa over the big 7, at least the rewards app on my Android phone works. As long as their system is up and running. Got myself a BIG Gulp filled with Pepsi, had the clerk scan the barcode on my phone, because I lost the physical card when I lost my wallet in December of 2019, and it works. Bravo, 7-Eleven!
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2019
Ashin at the 7-11 at West Main Street Denville NJ is always friendly, professional and helpful. Always working when I go there but stops what he is doing to help me or other customers. I give him five stars. I will go out of my way to go to that 7-11 because of him. We talk in a friendly way. Ashin is married and has two adult children. Ashin recently celebrated his 60th Birthday.
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2019
It asks for your personal information, like driver license, credit card, mobile, birthday, etc. and when you try to lock in a fuel price, it shows error "tango" which sounds weird. I don't think any other app, platform like this asking for driver license before. Be careful, all your confidential information and later it shows you an error. Only know some of scam do things like this, they are trying ask for your personal information, but do not do what they said they will do. The customer service person who mentioned that the driver license is used for verification and you can remove bank card if you like. Sounds like they do NOT really care of the consumer use this app or not, they only want to get rid of you. They do not really know how long it going to take to resolve this issue. Take consideration when using this app and especially when they ask for your personal information.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2019
I have watched A-Plus slowly, I mean SLOWLY, change to 7-Eleven. Ever since 7-Eleven has taken over that store it has gone downhill. The prices are getting horrible, the place is very unorganized and the treatment of customers by the store itself, not the employees, but the higher ups, is insane. I was excited when I first heard 7-Eleven was moving into the neighborhood. Now I am so disappointed I would rather go miles out of my way than go to their business. AND another major problem is there is no safety there. Depending on you area, If someone gets attacked in the parking lot no one says or does anything. There could be a major storm outside and, because of store policies, someone walking would have to walk out of their way to go to another store during the storm and some of these people have major health issues. These are things I have seen first hand since I live so close. Sad.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2019
Case **. 21 Lincoln hwy. Edison, NJ 08820. On October 5, 2019 at approximately 10 AM I inserted 60 dollars in a lottery machine but only received one $30 ticket. The clerk (**) behind the register opened the machine and then said he couldn't help me and that I needed to come back tomorrow. I called the 7-11 customer support line and opened the above case number. This issue is now over one month old and no one has contacted me to resolve this issue.
Reviewed Oct. 21, 2019
The local Cottonwood Heights Utah 7-11 sells out of date food. I bought bread and milk that was 3 days and 6 days out of date, respectively. We should not have to check expiration dates of food sold in stores. I only found out at home after tasting. The bread was stale and the milk was completely sour. Disgusting. Even out of date pasteurized milk should not have soured so quickly. It makes me wonder how they are storing their products. This is the second time this has happened in 16 months and I rarely buy anything there, only when I’m out of food at my house. (One 7-11 employee once actually chided me for buying food there instead of the local Smith’s because 7-11 was so overpriced.) The first time it happened, I considered it a fluke. Apparently it is their way of doing business. Meadow Gold Dairy and Dunford Bakers should be upset that this 7-11 is giving their products a bad name.
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2019
I shop at several 7-11 Stores on a regular basis. The 7-11 that's closest to my home and most convenient continuously charges more than the price that they advertise in the store. I point out the price discrepancy to the cashier but they refuse to adjust the items to the price advertised. I went there today. Saw a sign above and in front of the hot dogs and sausages that said 2 for $3.00 with said items pictured on the advertisement. I then got two hot dogs, A super big gulp, 4 packs of $0.35 gum, and at the register where Snickers candy bars that said 2 for $3.33. The cashier rang up my items the total came to approximately $12.00. I noticed that each hot fog rang up $1.99 and each Snicker bar rang up $1.99.
I showed the cashier the signs while I explained the price discrepancy. She stared at me and tried to tell me that I was being charged correctly even tho the amount she ran and the advertised prices were different. After arguing without any success I removed a candy bar -$1.99 and one 35¢ pack of gum which she made out to be extremely difficult having to ring everything up all over again. This time my it ran up to $9.64 for two hot dogs, a super big gulp, one Snickers bar and 3 packs of Wrigley's 35¢ gum. I paid and asked for a receipt which I plan to use along with a picture evidence of their false advertising to pursue legal action. I'll be contacting FTC and our state attorney general so that action can be taken.
If this were a one time incident I wouldn't be so quick to pursue legal action. This repeatedly happens at their location and the cashier almost always refuse to correct the prices. I can say that on ONE, yes only one occasion did a cashier correct the prices to match the advertising when I pointed out an issue. I can tell you of a handful of instances where I had to pay more than advertised or put items back due to their refusal to fix their errors. I shouldn't have to drive out of my way to another location in order to purchase items for the correct price. Maybe over $40,000 in fines will help them learn to adjust their prices to match what they advertise.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2019
About 15 minutes ago, on my walk to the library I stopped at the local Seven Eleven store on the corner of Eshelman Avenue and Lomita Blvd in Lomita, CA 90717. The first aisle of the store was blocked off. When I went to go down the second aisle I needed to squeeze past four or five men then proceeded to the soda bar where it was disorganized and wet, I turned to ask the cashier where the right top for my small gulp soda was and (he) said the top shelf which I had previous tried thinking maybe someone mistakenly placed there wrong lid in the wrong shelf and of course when I dug again I found the lids were to my Gulp cup. As I approached the countered he or she with a beard referred to me as Dorothy. I replied sure thing Alice then corrected myself and told the person maybe be they were the hookah smoking caterpillar. Needless to say the person stayed quite as I paid then left the store.
Reviewed Aug. 24, 2019
Several times I have had issues with a place I've shopped at for 33 years. the workers are great especially if the people that finally started cleaning the place actually got the credit they deserve. These Managers do not care what you have to say in defense. They just want to chase away their most loyal customers. I am creating a social media and online campaign to fight this lame attack on the freedom to stop and talk to an old friend for 5-10 minutes after being a customer TWICE in a few hours.
These kids are greedy, have no qualifications nor the ability to lead and run a business where loyal return customers are most important because it drives down customer acquisition cost when you don't have to help replacing multiple daily customers over someone that obviously did not know what happened and if you thought you weren't kicking out a patron that did nothing wrong you need some leadership and business skills training to help you best treat PAYING/OVERpaying customers.
This is a pathetic location on Wilkens Avenue Baltimore MD 21229 across from the hospital campus... BOYCOTT AND ENJOY BETTER FOOD AND DEALS ALONG WITH FREE ATMS AND GREAT SELECTION. There's no reason to use 711 on Wilkens when RoFo has built up great stores all around this horrible location and 711. After you get your products from 711 you have 5 minutes to get more than 100 feet away from the store because they love to cite old signs instead of just being normal, caring, business in the community. These gangsters are just thugs overcharging you for everything. Heed my words. FIND A BETTER OPTION, WAWA. ROFO, ETC.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2019
I had 25k points accumulated. Then life happened - a family medical emergency, and I was forced to leave town to tend to a parent who had a stroke. I was gone for 12 weeks. They live rurally and no 7-11's are anywhere close. I returned finally after 12 weeks only to find my 25k points were stolen from me by corporate and their "no use after 90 days you lose your points" and I was at 0 rewards. I complained numerous times and explained to them the situation and conditions, and each time they "escalated" my complaint only to do nothing and say "sorry - we cannot return your earned rewards points to you - sucks to be you sucker" attitude.
Those 25k points amount to around $2500.00 in $$ spent at their stores over the period of a year and a half. A store is right next to my work - what else can I do? Well -- stop going to that store is the first thing I am doing. Let the local Wawa or other Dash's Market get my daily beverage and sandwich business. I am appalled at 7-Eleven corporate and how rigid they are over a dollar at the cost of their loyal customers. I hope their corporation goes down from lost revenue and business to where they go out of business.
Reviewed July 29, 2019
I went in to turn a winning scratch ticket and choose another. When asked how many I said one and because I didn't buy another ticket he very rudely dropped the ticket on the counter instead of handing it to me. When mentioned that that was kind of rude he just started laughing. Won't visit the 7-Eleven in Portland Oregon that's on corner of 4th and Taylor..

Reviewed July 19, 2019
I wanted to get 3 vitamin waters 20 oz. bottles. App had a special for $3.33 if you buy 3. Normal price is $2.49 each. The register would not add the discount after scanning my rewards. They said it may not apply to my location. So I showed them and the manager on duty that their location is listed as a location that is participating in the offer. I did not get my discount even after proving that this location is listed on the participating site. I plan on contacting the D.A. for Santa Clara County for false advertising and California Pricing Law Violation.
Reviewed July 18, 2019
There’s nothing like 7-Eleven especially the one on Palm Avenue and Pembroke Pines. I never see any employee have so much energy like Agnes and Bobby even they’re working overnight, not even one time you see them chilled around the store. They’re always on the move. Even for a little thing I always like to go to the store just to experience how nice and respectful they’re toward the customer, always ready to assist you looking for whatever you need. This I...I believe Agnes and Bobby bring more customers to the store just by providing great service. Thank you????
Reviewed July 1, 2019
I emailed to say my points vanished even after trying to use them prior to this and it saying I had well over 3600 points. When I tried to use them on 3 slurpees the lady at the checkout had said it didn't work. The system had glitched so instead I was in a hurry and just quickly paid. I then later went to grab slurpees and use my points to see I only had 36. Seriously!?! I literally shopped almost daily for a year! A YEAR to get my points and they're just gone. I get it, it's only $10 or whatever in money comparison but why have a rewards system if you're not going to honour them.
When I emailed they said there was nothing to do and they are sorry. Great customer service (NOT!). She then decided to lie and say the last activity on my account is December 2018 but my points expired in March 2018. I'm appalled at the customer service and the discrepancy in points. I will second guess wasting my time with points at 7-Eleven. It's nothing but a scam. Read the fine print people. If you don't shop or plan to shop at 7-Eleven they will swallow your points and spit in your face.
Reviewed June 28, 2019
On 6/8/2019 I used a 7-11 car wash in Sarasota FL. on my 2 week old Jeep Grand Cherokee. The car wash scratched my brand new vehicle that since has been estimated damage $2400. I had immediately reported the damage to the store manager who reported it to the insurance company they use. I was informed yesterday by the insurance company that my claim has been denied due to user error. I have used the same car was for the last 6 years without incident. I just want you to know what happened here.
Needless to say I’ll never enter a 7-11 establishment again and I will make sure everyone I know, knows about this incident so they can avoid 7-11 as well. What’s really good about social media and company websites is that you can get the message out to many people with not much effort. I understand why you carry insurance but I believe that 7-11 and only 7-11 is responsible for damaging my new car. I know this will fall on deaf ears since I’m just 1 person that can afford to hire a lawyer to fight for what’s right. Shame on 7-11. Jeffrey **

Reviewed June 23, 2019
I went to 7-11 to get gas for my car. I paid at the pump and my card kept getting declined and I could not understand why. There was over 3k available on the card. This was because 7-11 charges your card $100 then what you don't use they refund back to your card. This is the wrong way to do business because for one this looks like a skimming device got my card and so my card company shuts off my card. Then why would they charge $100? Every other fuel station in the U.S. charges $1 to make sure the card works then after fueling they charge the correct amount. This was set up by the United States so if you only have $1 on your credit card you can at least get fuel to get back home instead of being stranded. Very logical thinking. I usually spend about $250 a week between gas, cigarettes, food, and junk food at these fuel stations. Now I will never ever again fuel at these fuel stations because I cannot trust their business practices.
Reviewed June 18, 2019
I have contacted 7-Eleven 4 times about my points. They are scammers. I have over 2500 points I can not redeem because they have my phone number wrong. They won't change or update it. They will not listen. Each time they over talk you and you can't get your point across. Each time I called. The reps barely speak English and you can't hardly understand what they saying. This is anon going issue. I need it to be addressed.
Reviewed June 18, 2019
They don't honor the rewards. I have been trying to get my points for over 2 1/2 months and when I call in they either say, "We will call you back" which they don't or they hang up on you. I spent an hour and a half on the phone today calling back to back because I kept getting hang up on. The customer service reps are ** and disrespectful, and they promise to fix it and dont. This is a ** app and company. I just want my 250 point per order which I have 8 may I add. If I could no stars I would.
Reviewed June 10, 2019
I went in to get Slurpee but machine was down. I got a Super Big Gulp, all lights on soda machine were blinking, so I was looking for a good 10 seconds at choices available that were working when male employee (Jeb or HEB, name was in pen on name tag and not legible) came back, not to assist me, but to tell me that they do not give water away for free. I was shocked, and embarrassed and felt belittled. I told him I was trying to buy a soda. I grabbed a cup and did get Mt Dew. At the counter, there's a take a penny leave a penny dish, which I grabbed a dime so I wouldn't have to break a dollar for change. Male employee continued to be rude and told me, "It's for people short on change." I asked for a receipt and he rudely told me he can write his name down if I wanted. I said no and thank you. I have never had rude service here before, not everyone in this neighborhood tries stealing.
Reviewed June 4, 2019
One of sellers (the young guy very often works) gives not all change to tourists (it was several times). On some products the price at the checkout is higher, than on the price tag! Be attentive!!! You can use other stores, near they are available.
Reviewed June 2, 2019
711 on Bay/St. Joseph, there I just bought a cheese bar that is under promotion of buy one get one free but I did not know that until I finished my transaction. (No, the clerk did not tell me that it's under promotion of any sort.) I took another cheese bar to the clerk and asked him to give that one to me for free since that's what I deserved according to the promotion policy. He stated that since my previous transaction was over, he wouldn't give me this one because it's considered a new purchase.
I wasn't exactly happy with his answer and I was like, "But you didn't even tell me it's buy one get one free in the first place and I was just here a minute ago." He's like, "There're many deals being made everyday and oops I don't recognize you anymore from a moment ago, maybe you are just trying to take a cheese bar for free from my store?" I showed him the plastic bag and everything inside and there was only one cheese bar in there, I said, "Since it's buy one get one free there's no way that I could get odd number of cheese bar right?" He's like, "This doesn't convince me. Maybe you hid it somewhere!" Then I asked for a refund and he's like, "Nope." I was like, "Oh well. I'm never coming to your store again." He's like, "Feel free." Then I took my stuff and left.
Being a 4 years customer to that particular 711 store this is the first time I've encountered someone like this. (Most of them are very nice and friendly people to be honest, it's just him and another dude who worked there a year ago). Am I unhappy? Sort of. Do I care about the cheese bar? Not really. Am I still going to the store next time? Yeah, 'cause it's right outside my dorm, duh! But will I ever go to the store if I saw him inside? NOPE! I'll turn and run away like wind to the closest Rabba. Anyway it's just a little rant of mine. Thank you for taking your time and read it! :)
Reviewed May 31, 2019
I went to 7/11 on 2803-05 Garnet Ave, San Diego, CA 92109. I've been to this 7/11 two other times with no issues. I have been using the points that I have been awarded from making purchases. One day I got a pizza using my points, no problem. Another day I came in and used my app reward for 5 wings from playing the Pokemon Detective Pikachu games. I decide to come in on May 30th at around 8 pm. I ask for a pizza and the worker rejects my app rewards because he states I come to that 7/11 every day. I've only came two other days and that's represented on my apps history. I came after work two times. And on the third day of this month he rejected my offer. He also stated that his boss told him to not allow me to redeem my rewards. This is against store policy as this 7/11 is a participating store. I wasn't in the mood to cause a scene so I kindly left the store. Lying and not accepting rewards, wow.
Reviewed May 27, 2019
I went to 7-11 on Hall & Allen Blvd in Beaverton @ around 12 am and got the 5 for $4 taquitos. They were so dried out and hard. They were almost inedible! This is not the first time I have gotten "food" from this place I would not feed a DOG!
Reviewed May 16, 2019
Dear 7-Eleven, you are a misleading business with promotional gimmicks used to fool legitimate customers and you should be held accountable with Consumer Affairs, Better Business Bureau, Google reviews and other social media avenues! In July 2018 7-Eleven updated their terms & conditions in way where they can take away all our hard earned redeemable points right under our noses without disclosing their new policies knowing they possess our emails through their phone app where they could have warned us. 7-Eleven franchise owners and CEO knew their fraudulent acts of deceit prior to their doing and didn't care about their faithful customers. SHAME ON THEM!!
Reviewed April 29, 2019
My 13 year old son was asked to remove his backpack, which contained school books and medication for my 5 year old. After shopping he forgot the backpack and it was missing when we returned. He would never forgot it if they didn't ask him to remove it from the safety of his own body. They should be liable for personal items stolen since it's their store policy to have customers remove their property to patronize there.
Reviewed March 6, 2019
I will not be going to any more of these 7-Eleven stores due to what just happened. I'm not going to be scammed anymore. I asked the store clerk where their cheeseburgers are so I can redeem the reward on the app. I showed him what I was talking about. He grabbed my phone and read it and pointed to me to the cheeseburger bite. I grabbed the other things that I had redeemed and went to finish my purchase.
After everything was scanned and rung up I still owed more than I was expecting due to the clerk not directing me to the actual "cheeseburger" that I was supposed to get. I then went ahead and paid for what I gotten after looking stupid in front of the other customers and the 2 store clerk that were on shift. I called their customer care line and apparently it will take 7-10 business days to put some damn points back on to my account that takes a matter of seconds. I'm not no idiot 7-Eleven scam all you want. But y'all have lost my service. I've been going to your stores every morning and now I'll take my money elsewhere. I'll be posting this on y'all's website as well.
Reviewed Feb. 25, 2019
The 7-11 store on Crossroads Blvd near Windsor, CO does false, advertising about a 5 - 1/8 lb hot dogs for $4.00 which is advertised on a sign in their store. However the employees, manager and owner all state they only sell the 1/4 lb hot dog. What an opportunity to sell hot dogs at $1.99 each. Everyone should go here and demand the 5 for $4.00 hot dogs. They made it right by giving me 5 - 1/4 lb hot dogs for $4.00 but said they will not do it again but refuse to take the 5 for $4.09 sign down. That is Bait and Switch if the customer does not complain.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2019
On the night of January 31, I was at your store at 324 E Fillmore in Colorado Springs CO, purchased a 6 dollar pizza. At which time the night manager by the name of **, I asked him if he could heat the pizza in their oven. ** while training another employee decides he needed to train her in putting the pizza in the oven. The new employee was busy at the cashier with customers she was checking out. ** stood by the oven with my pizza still not placed inside. Waited almost 10 min before getting her attention to come over by the oven to see how this is done.
She walks over at which point he procedures. I lingered in the store for 20 min waiting for my pizza. I get home, sit down to eat with my wife then at the same time look at each other saying the pizza is mushy. Not completely cooked. I put pizza back in box take it back to 7-11 and ask ** if he could put bake the pizza a little longer for me that it was not done. Before looking at it ** says, "No. No it's done." So I open box to show him that the crust is mushy and can't be eaten like that, at that point he tell me the oven is shut off for the evening.
There's nothing he can do about the pizza and tells me there's nothing wrong with the pizza then I ask him, "Can I have my money refunded?" He says he can't do that either so here I am tired after a long day at work with no pizza, no money. As far as customer service, manners, attitude, and being a representative of his employer, wow somebody help me please. Its also seems ** like being confrontational with people that frequent your store.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2019
I recently had a very frustrating and extremely degrading experience with a clerk named ** on 01/20/2019 at about 1320, at your store located at 4309 SE 29th Street in Del City, Oklahoma. I feel that I am at least owed some kind of apology or acknowledgment that your company can provide better customer service to all customers regardless of race or social status.
On yesterday afternoon I was visiting the above location with my spouse that had been given a card for free Big Gulp drinks through his employer. We entered the store and he spoke with a female clerk that told him those coupons were only good for Big Gulp drinks, which was fine with us and we made our drinks, one Icy and one was a Super Big Gulp. We were prepared to pay out of pocket for anything we needed to pay for. We approached the counter to get in the line near the coolers and pay for our drinks. The female clerk that my spouse had spoken with when we first entered the store had gone outside to take out trash and there were 2 male clerks at the registers. ** asked for the next customer to come over to his register which was near the south doors and they did, once that customer left the register we approached the same register. ** left us to help another customer near the coolers and returned back to us.
My spouse had his card in his hand and was about to explain to ** that we would pay for the drinks that were not covered on the Free Drink card, but before we could even speak, ** he rudely cut us off and very loudly said “She told you when you first came in here that the card is good for Big Gulps, that is a Super Big Gulp, there is a DIFFERENCE! Did you want anything else?” I was so confused, irritated, and shocked as to why he took such a horrible attitude with us, that we said, "We don’t want ** from you!" I wondered why he felt the need to treat us as if we were some kind of criminals and our money was not good enough. What did we do to him to deserve this kind of subpar treatment?
We exchanged a few more words on our way to the car, but we never threatened ** or acted in a threatening way. And when I got to the car I thought I should find out this person’s name and call and let 7-11’s corporate office know what was happening, just in case anyone cares about customer service at 7-11 anymore. When I opened the door to read the name tag of the person that just ran off 2 customers, ** quickly told me that he had told my spouse to leave “his” store or he would call the police on us. I told ** that I had not said a word to him and I would appreciate it if he would return the favor and not speak to me and that I just came back in to get his name and that I was not afraid of the police. As I was reading his name tag and left the store, ** rolled his eyes and picked up the phone.
During this time I was thinking of how everyday shopping experiences for ** have turned bad or even deadly when someone believes they have a legitimate reason for calling the police because they are maybe racist, scared, or just having a bad day and don’t feel the need to serve ** the same way do for ** customers. I have NEVER been treated so rudely by any businesses here in Oklahoma! On our way home we discussed our mistake at visiting a 7-11 instead of going to our usual On Cue store where we are ALWAYS welcomed and treated with respect no matter who is on duty there! We now know we made a huge mistake in visiting 7-11! We thought money is the same and we could maybe purchase our drinks and enjoy a beautiful Sunday!
This experience was one that I hope others do not have to be subject to. I would hope that by me alerting you to this awful customer service experience at 4309 SE 29th Street on 01/20/2019 with **, that 7-11 would do the right thing and better train their employees on providing good customer service to ALL customers regardless of what they look like. It is customers that keep 7-11 stores open right?
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2019
I went to fuel up my car one night. While at the pump my vehicle lost a ton of fluid. Was not fit to drive. I pulled to the side of the building into a parking spot and proceeded inside to talk with the clerk where he gave me permission to leave the car there. Said it would be OK. I left my contact information and he reassured me that they will call me if they needed it moved. I told him that I had to guess parts that wasn't sure but probably gonna be a couple days. Once again he reassured me the car would be there they would call me. I went back after I got the part only to find my car had been towed. The clerk that was working at that time had no clue where I could find my car.
So I call the 1-800 customer care number and they had no information for me. So the next morning I call Dave ** the franchisee owner of the 711 and he told me that he did not see the note that I had with all my contact information loops and he was sorry. I'm a single father who once I found out how much the tow bill was nearly died at $550. I could not afford to get my vehicle out. 711 has by no means righted their wrong. They offered me a $135. I would have to cover the rest. The tow bill is now over a $1000 leaving myself and my 2 girls without a vehicle in more than likely without a job because I cannot get there. SHAME ON THEM!
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2018
So I was excited to to find out that 7-Eleven delivers food and grocery items. I place an order and it said 35-40 min delivery time. After waiting 40 minutes, I saw update- your order has been delivered... Hmm I called front desk, nobody ever heard of this order. Then I called 7-Eleven customer support number, it says I am number #23 in the complaint list to wait to speak to CSR. Yeah right, like I wanna hold for an hour to explain some idiots where is address that I entered online and I use daily with success. Do yourself a favor and get UBER EATS or some other app that works. This might be scam or something... Then the funny part - says "leave a TIP for your order..." seriously!!??? What order that I never got??!
Reviewed Nov. 11, 2018
All I wanted to do was change my email address in the 7-11 Now app... no way to do this. I call the Customer Service team, and Hugo rudely tells me it takes 2 weeks for a manager to review and help change the email address. Two weeks... for an email address change. The only thing I can do according to Hugo is make a new account. How is this the solution to the simple problem that the app doesn’t allow you to edit the email address? I asked him how to cancel the account, and it will also be sent to this multitasking manager to cancel in 2 weeks. See you in 2 weeks to cancel this garbage service.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2018
I was excited to get an email promotion two weeks ago advising me that if I "swiped" (used my rewards card in store) 5 more days before the 21st of October (yes, I did the swipes) I would receive 4000 bonus points. Since then I have not only not gotten the points, but I cannot even get into my account to check my balance. The page just loads and loads but never "loads". I have sent messages three times and called (I was excited to get those points, they would have let my husband and myself enjoy a whole pizza this weekend)~but not one customer service representative has reached back to me even after the call center gentleman said he was expediting my case to management. Do Not Bother With 7-11 Rewards. I'm not going to spend one more dollar, ever, at 7-11. This company does not deserve my loyalty or money.
Reviewed Oct. 22, 2018
There was this person that had accident that was working as a cashier and he was checking my drink out to buy and I gave him my phone number for 7-Eleven rewards points only and told him couple times that did not want to use my 7TH CUP IS FREE Reward and he said ok. But I guess he did not hear me because he had an accident and he used my 7TH CUP IS FREE Reward when I told him couple times before that I did not want to use that because I was going to buy it with my cash and save my 7TH CUP IS FREE Reward for a different day when I wanted a Double Gulp drink and that is why I got a regular drink that day on October 22nd of Monday of 2018. But he did that anyway. I want refund because I want my Double Gulp drink I did not get for a different day I was going save it for!!!
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2018
I was given 100 dollars on a gift card to use for gas. The magnetic strip came off and now they will not replace the card. If I go online, the card says it has $100. The store says they cannot do anything because it cannot swipe and if you call their service line, they tell you the only way to replace it is in a store. It's a huge scam.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2018
I moved into this neighborhood in January of 2018, and every single night I walk to the 7-Eleven to get snacks. One night after 8 months of entering this establishment all of a sudden I am verbally abused and denied service. I was even threatened with bodily harm. When asked why I was being treated this way... no answer was given. I've never had one harsh word with any of the store's employees... Never. Never. Not sure WHY this happened. Reported it to the corporate headquarters. The store manager called me the following day and apologized to me for the employees' behavior.
This manager also stated to me that I was welcome to continue shopping here. After a month I went back to shop... this time I was physically threatened by one employee. Still not aware of why this is happening... I was told to go back to shop by the manager... and once again I was abused verbally. I would have never gone back if I knew this would happen again. I called corporate again. I did not get a follow up call as claimed. I am getting an attorney. I feel like it is a prejudice act... very abusive. I was threatened with bodily harm. I've done nothing to warrant this horrible behavior. I want justice and answers.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2018
Store # 33110 in Palmetto, Florida. I have stopped there numerous times to fuel up my vehicles. Unfortunately there is never a receipt available at the pump. This is supposed to be a convenience store? What is convenient about having to go inside and wait in line for a gas receipt? I have instructed all my family, friends and all my employees to gas somewhere else. Time is too valuable to have to wait in line for a receipt. Other gas stations have receipts? Why not here?
Reviewed Sept. 11, 2018
I bought a 11oz Simply Lemonade from a 7-Eleven at 111 Fulton St NYC. The listed price is $2.79 and the cashier named ** charged me $2.99. I told her the listed price is $2.79 and asked her to check it herself. She didn’t and told me it’s only 20 cents more. No apology and not willing to doublecheck the price. Poor customer service and it’s not legal to overcharged customer.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2018
Address: 146-26 Northern Blvd, Flushing, NY 11354. Labor day Holiday 09/03/2018. My experience with this store was not pleasant. I bought two Gatorades and an order of buffalo wings. Everything was fine until I got out and tried one of those wings. The wings have gone bad and have a strong flavor, like when something is in poor condition and very unpleasant smell. I went back to the store and explained to one of the guys who worked there what was happening. He began to say that I was the only customer complaining and that he had just cooked his wings. All I said was that I was a different customer and, the smell and taste were horrible. He started being aggressive and arguing with me, instead of helping me. The guys who work there are very unfriendly, aggressive and have a very poor customer service. I asked for my money and I left. I will never go back to any 7-Eleven stores.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2018
I went to the 7-11 on 9701 E Mill Plain Vancouver WA. 98664. I went in to redeem my winning lottery scratch off ticket. I forgot to scratch off the barcode so the clerk took a penny and scratched it and scratched it too hard and it ruined some of the barcode. So he tries to scan it and it wouldn't scan and then turns around to me and says it must have been wet. I said, "No it wasn't. You scratched it too hard." I said, "Sir don't try to blame this on me..." He then told me to go take it back to the store that I got it from? I said, "You think they are going to give me the money after you already messed up the barcode?" He said he "wasn't going to take the money out of my till." I said, "So I am out of $5.00 because you messed up the barcode and you are not going to make it right?" He became very rude and told me to leave the store.
I went to the ATM to get money out and he went back by another employee and very loudly was talking ** about me and then comes back behind the counter and yelling at me to leave... Again I said, "When I get my money." I then proceeded to ask who his manager was. He told me her name but refused to give me her contact info. I told him he shouldn't be in the customer service industry and by that time I was highly pissed off and we both were yelling back and forth. I went out to the car. My friend was to video tape my lottery ticket and she got the front of the store and said what store it was on the video... The clerk came out of the store, went to her driver's side window yelling at her that she was taking pictures of him. She said, "No I wasn't." He stood there yelling as she was telling him to get away from her car.
He then proceeded to the front of her car and took a picture of her license plate and said he was going to sue her. This guy is very unstable and should not be working with the public... He could have avoided this whole situation by basically saying "Ma'am I am sorry. Not sure what I did but some of the barcode came off but I am going to give you your money ($5.00) and leave a note with the ticket for my manager..." Or he could have said... "I am so sorry. My manager will be back tomorrow at this time. I will leave a note for her about the ticket." He could have handled it like a true customer service person instead of blaming me for something he did and causing a huge scene.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2018
Every time I would go to my local 7-11 store, they would hand me a new rewards card and I told them I had 10 more at home... They said you can add up to 15 on the website. When I went to add them it only let me add 4!! I called customer support to see why and the guy was so arrogant and rude. Aside from the fact that I couldn't understand his heavy accent (and you could tell that was upsetting him), instead of apologizing or showing any interest in my complaint, he just kept saying, "Well mam (keep in mind I'm 24... Not a mam yet... Ignorant people) I can send this to management and write a report that will come back in 3 to 5 business days."
Over and over and over again!!! I am very certain that management has more important things to take care of than my rewards cards so I declined after the 5th suggestion of it. I just wanted to know what I should do with the rewards on my other cards... I guess I just wasted them then! Very disappointed with his lack of concern or wanting to help. If we stop caring about each other, there's not much more for this world to hang on to.
Reviewed Aug. 8, 2018
Today, I went in to use the ATM at 7-Eleven in Casselberry, Florida; what happened after was chaos! See, previously, I had gone to a 7-Eleven at 101 FL-436 Casselberry, FL across the street in the same vicinity where a woman works that happens to be my neighbor (We haven't had a warm relationship since she moved in due to her and her old man having relationship issues that spread into the community). Since we don't even have a "business oriented" relationship, I decided I didn't want to deal with her so that is why I moved my business across the street to the 7-Eleven at 5811 S Hwy 17-92 in Casselberry. When I finished my business of using the ATM, I was confronted by the manager from the 101 FL-436 store about stealing and held in place (I couldn't move at all) against my will.
I told him then that I didn't steal anything and even after he found nothing on my person or in my bag, the manager from the store at 17-92 joined in and helped the manager from the other store keep me in place based on a false accusation of an employee who is biased against me. I will be filing a civil suit against this person and the employees of these 7-Eleven locations. What they did was completely out of line since they didn't have to detain me like they did and could have just asked me to empty my bag and search my person (I would have done so willingly in the very beginning).
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2018
140 Beach Street Revere, Mass. They do not seem to care about customers waiting in line. They worry too much about customers playing Keno and the lottery. There are more things in the store then just lottery. All customers should be tried fairly.
Reviewed July 26, 2018
I been getting Ice coffee at 7 Eleven for 5 years, this store is located on Eshelman and Lomita Blvd Lomita California. As I walked into the store I noticed all employees were busy so I took my cup which I have had for 2 years to the ice Coffee machine and filled it up. As I approached the owner of the store, same one who has been selling me coffee for many years tells me 1.99. I respond it's a refill 1.49. The owner tell me, she did not see me bring a cup in so it was 1.99. I told her nothing in the store states we must show her a cup and that she has charged me a 1.49 for years. I paid for the cup and never returned back to the store. What is the policy and if so please posted it so customer may know?
Reviewed July 11, 2018
7-Eleven is the only place I know of that never seems to follow terms of promotions, they can’t grasp the concept of giving anything away for free...even if it was already paid for by someone else...even if in clear writing it says "all taxes paid by promoter" they just can’t get it. This is the third problem I've had at 7/11 and it was 3 different ones.
Look I don't care about the 38 cents they made me pay. I care about the concept, this time it was my free Redbull offer from T-Mobile Tuesday, same before with my free Monster offer and before that with an ecig offer I had. The ecig thing about 3 years ago said in point blank "All taxes and fees will be paid by promoter". I then pointed this out to them but they still said, "No you must pay $1, we don’t care what that says" and this after speaking to a manager. With the T-Mobile thing the terms said nothing about paying taxes and to be honest I didn't feel like starting a war. I just let T-Mobile know. But every Tuesday I get free things from T-Mobile and yet...I've never had to pay sales tax at any place I've gotten them. Not one. But here goes 7/11. And again not about the money. It's just that the concept I'm mad about.
Also I contacted T-Mobile 3 different ways, Facebook, Twitter, and phone support. All 3 said the same thing, they said they shouldn't be charging the sales tax, it's nowhere in the terms of their agreement. While the 38 cents or a dollar may seem like nothing if you think about it in a larger scope these guys are getting the money for the product, and the tax from the vendor and then they are charging each person who claims the offer the "tax" they already got. And now they just made millions of pure profit, it's wrong and it's illegal, and though fines may not matter to them I hope they get fined, personally I will not be shopping here anymore.
Reviewed July 4, 2018
Yesterday (7/3/18) I stopped at the 7-Eleven convenience store on 34th Street and 53rd Avenue in Bradenton Florida. I got full tank of gas and purchased $8 express car wash. When I started washing I noticed that there was no water and soap available, and my car was given dry washing. That was real express wash with spinning brushes, spot free rinse and dry air blowing at the end.
I went to counter and a rude conceited cashier called me “honey” and asked what the problem was. I explained to cashier Kelly that I purchase express car wash and my car was still dirty because the washing machine did not work appropriately with no water and soap. With her anger she increased her voice and said: “I do not care what country you are from. But in this country machines do not work forever”. I said, "What are you talking about?" and explained that as a customer I am not satisfied with their business and want to talk to a manager. She then said that manager Kathy was in the bank and I needed to wait. I had been waiting for 5-10 minutes and started taking pictures of the gas station for evidence. She saw that and offered me a refund while giving me hard time and insulting me. Please stay away from 7-Eleven in Bradenton, FL.
Reviewed June 17, 2018
To complaints department - your store in Research, Melbourne needs serious attention. The store has become a serious health threat. On a few occasions I have purchased food past its due date then I noticed the date had been rubbed off. The coffee machine has not been cleaned. I was using the coffee machine when it ran out of milk so the staff member of the store went to refill. As he opened the machine there was mold and a disgusting odor. Also I went into the other day one of the staff members was yelling at the top of his voice at a young woman who had accused him of giving her the wrong change verbally abusing her to leave the store. Several customers were trying to calm him down. This went on for 15 to 20 minutes. The woman left the store very upset leaving her change behind.
And now for the past week the store has a repulsive smell of cigarette ashtray - not cigarette smoke smell but ashtray like as if it's been knocked into the air con system. The smell is so bad customers have to hold their shirts over their mouth and nose to enter. Some leaving dry reaching. This store is an absolute disgrace. Something needs to be done or the health department should really just close the store.
Reviewed June 16, 2018
If I could give it a negative star rating, I would. It won't even let me log in. It's just 7-Eleven's way to get us to want to purchase things. We buy extra crap to beef up the points to get the free donuts or whatever, then they make it so we can never redeem what we've earned. Just a scam.
Reviewed May 17, 2018
I visited the 7-11 store on 64th and Federal in Adams County, Colorado. My car was being worked on across the street and I walked over to get a Slurpee and something to snack on. I went to counter and as an employee rang up my items a rude arrogant woman comes from the back and tells me to empty my pockets. I was like what are you talking about. There's nothing in my pockets. She then said your bag. I set my bag on the counter and opened it and told her what did I take, nothing. Go ahead and look. She told me to dump it. I told her she was welcome to look and see. She threatened to call the police and I welcomed it but instead she took the items I bought plus my money and refused to give them back. I called the police to get what was rightfully mine back.
This isn't the first time that this lady or an employee has done this to paying customers. I later found out from the sheriff's dept that her husband is the owner. I was told I'm not welcome and they even 86 my man because he was with me after the fact. If this is who 7-11 wants and allows to own , franchise, represent their brand and name. I will boycott all of them. Read the qualifications to be an owner. You can't tell me that majority of the franchisees meet any let alone some. I'm angry and disappointed. Won't be getting my business anytime soon.
Reviewed May 2, 2018
This review is of the 7-Eleven store #25299 at 700 W. I-20, Arlington, TX 76017 specifically. This location has turned into an AWFUL place to get my daily morning coffee/pastry, afternoon energy drink/snacks and gas for my vehicles. The new female manager, who has been there since March-April 2018, is a horrible excuse for a human being! She should be working in a coal mine - far, far underground and away from people. She is so rude to customers, including twice a day regulars, like myself. I have witnessed her treating ** customers even worse than myself (I am **). This woman, and the staff she has brought on with her, are total opposites of the kind, energetic former manager and her staff.
I actually used to look forward to seeing them each day and always felt welcomed when I walked in. Now, there is a feeling of unhappy moral - like when you ask a question or even just check out with your items, you are a chore and bother to the manager and staff members. This is so convenient to my medical office across at USMD Hospital, but I have now switched up my morning routine to a Shell that is near my home and a QT for my afternoon fix. Several other medical staff regulars of 7-11 in my building have also commented much the same when I ask them if they have noticed the bad direction the 7-11 staff at this location has taken. Many are also finding alternate places to patronize, just as I have. I will definitely come back to this 7-11 location if things improve, but for now it is not worth the crummy start to my day.
Reviewed April 28, 2018
I went into 37213 and tried to order and eat pizza and because I was paying with ebt the guy denied me... I am a single mom of six kids and I just needed a break... he told me I have the choice of pepperoni or cheese and that's not the problem... my kids will eat anything so I got pepperoni. The problem is there was meat pizzas sitting out. He told me no because I was paying with ebt. It's same as cash so why not sell it? Thanks 711. I won't be back.
Reviewed April 5, 2018
They can cook 30 plus hot dogs but none in their store last night. I find this a lot when driving at night. I guess it might kill them to put a few dogs on the rollers. And everything is overpriced. I am sure those people are not making 13 per hour in Florida. And they have one person working slaving away when a truck came in with no help. Really sad the people that own these places. All they care about is the money that goes into their pockets.
Reviewed March 22, 2018
The late shift needs to apologize to people for wrongly accusing them of stealing when it is proven that they did not. I will review this store every opportunity I get about how people are treated at this store especially people who come in every morning and spend anywhere from $20-$40 a day. It was a bald guy that accused me of stealing DEODORANT of all things this morning. I was paying for my purchases when he said, "WHAT DID YOU TAKE?" I thought he was talking to someone else at first until he repeated it loudly. I said, “Who? Me?” He said, “Yes, you” in a real pretentious voice.
I was then told that they were mistaken but it “looked suspicious”. I guess that was to try and cover themselves. I got a begrudging “apology” from the guy who told me it looked suspicious. Whatever IT is. The guy who accused me went and hid in the back after I had proven I had not stolen anything. That’s a tremendous way to treat a loyal customer who came in every morning on his way to work at 5:40 am.
I’m a 40-year-old man who dresses nice, pays for anything I want to buy and work full time. I do not need to steal and I have never stolen anything that I am aware of in my life. I want an apology from the person who accused me, not the guy covering that guy's back with “It looked suspicious” again whatever it is. This was done in a store full of people and it was tremendously embarrassing and humiliating. The 7-11 employee certainly had no problem with defamation of my character.
Reviewed Dec. 19, 2017
Their employee "Junior" at the Old Middlefield location in Mountain View, CA will refuse to honor discounts when they don't show up in his system. He could have easily honored it. I've seen them do it before, they can do a "grocery no tax" custom to fix mistakes like this and get people the discounts that aren't showing up. I'm not spending $3 on two candy bars when the Mars/M&M deal is 2 for $2. Never visiting this location again. Only one decent employee and he pretty much only works overnight shifts.
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2017
A couple weeks ago me and my fiance went into the Springville store to get coffee and all we had was change and the cashier was nice enough to help. And my fiance said, "Thanks for helping. Let us know what we can do in return." And the cashier said, "Well is this your man?" and she said, "Yes." And he then said, "Never mind then. You can't do me any favors then." And he said that right in front of me which I am offended by 'cause he was asking for a sexual payback... I haven't been back to that store again except to see the next time he works so I could get his name. It's the store on Springville Main so now I go to the one by Springville Walmart.
Reviewed Dec. 6, 2017
Saturday December 3rd 3:36 p.m. I went into my local 7-Eleven that I've been a customer at for about 30 years now to purchase a prepaid Mastercard and load $200 on it. I wanted you to pay my vehicle registration online so I needed a car to do so. When I attempted to do so I was told I needed to go into the DMV to handle it. When I did and I went to pay for my registration on the tags on my vehicle that expired a few days previous it rejected my purchase. When I contacted customer service they said I only had $100 on my card and that I had only loaded $100 on my card.
I gave that cashier four $50 bills and told her two separate times I want to pay for the card with this $5 bill and load $200 on it and she repeated what I said and I repeated what I said again to her confirming and she only put $100 on to the card. I don't know where the other hundred dollars went. I don't remember getting a receipt from her either. Now I'm driving on expired tags in a vehicle I live in and could very easily end up on the streets because of this. I called customer or corporate headquarters for 7-Eleven and was told I would get a call back in 48 hours. 48 hours can you ** believe that?! That's what I'm supposed to be okay with this in the meantime? Well guess what I'm not!
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2017
7-11 Store at 2500 Liberty Heights Ave - I brought the Polish Sausage today, 11/6/17, at approximately 1:35 pm with 2 Fanta Orange sodas. I put condiments on it and left out the store. I did not open it to eat it until I arrived at work. I work around the corner on Towanda Ave. It was hard as rubber. It tasted as if it had been on the grill all night. I threw it away since I could not return it due to lunch hour being over.
This is not my first complaint about this store. The main cashier (not the owner) there who is there every morning is very rude. He is from a foreign country and he is rude and extra rude when he speaks in his native language. He also stops the other employee who appears to be scared of him from helping customers out or answering a customer's question. Very poor customer service there. They need training. Usually I get a receipt but this time the sodas were in the bag and given to me with the sausage. I used my Bankcard to pay. The order amount was $5.08 cents.
Reviewed Nov. 3, 2017
Poorest service. I had always like this petrol station But a female worker changed my reviews completely. I went there today and mistakenly I entered through wrong way (there were no cars or people luckily). The girl there was explaining to me I said, "OK but I could not see the enter and exit written and yes it was MISTAKE." SHE SAID, "I HAVE NOT SEEN ANY PETROL PUMP SAYING ENTRANCE AND EXIT." Haha??? (now to head office they said there is a board). And she was not ready to leave the topic. I asked her to attend the other customers first and it's ok I have enough time to clarify and she said, "I am your bigger sister in this. I will not leave it here..." And I said to her she can't behave like that I asked for her name.
She said, "My name is Simmy and do you want to know the owner's name? It's also Simmy." And she was not sorry at all. Can we tolerate such kind of behaviour? And now when I called head office that girl is saying, "I was just concerned about safety." PEOPLE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO ABUSE SPECIALLY AT CUSTOMER SERVICE and SHOW SUCH ATTITUDE. I am not going back there at any cost.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2017
I buy my coffee from 7-11 located 1701 Union Blvd. Bay Shore, NY 11706. The fruits in the cup is not fresh! Several times when I buy the fruits in the cup I find it to have an acidity taste. One time I threw the whole cup away. It happened again today-with a sharp/acid taste in my mouth! I am going to contact corporation. These fruits should be fresh everyday. I buy them for snacks at work!
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2017
I signed up for the 7-11 App. When I opened it I could view the gas prices in my area, but I couldn't lock in to save the gas price. It wouldn't let me sign in and gave an error message. I looked for a customer service contact to get help with it but when I clicked on the email it provided, the link didn't work. The app is useless.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2017
I purchased a Figo Vitrue III handset from 7-Eleven. It malfunctioned badly out of the box (it was a cheap handset, so not a disaster)... but the customer service refused to help return the product for either a replacement or refund - all they did was give me a few INCORRECT web addresses to contact the manufacturer. Utterly unprofessional and unhelpful. DON'T GET SCAMMED! This is a shell game.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2017
7/11 on Pacheco in MTZ has a sign stating 52 oz of soda or less is a small refill good enough but then it says 52 oz or larger is 150. Ok then where is the problem with me bringing in my 75 oz container to get it refilled for the 150. These barely speaking English guys that work there charge me 300 when their own sign states different. So when I complain they kick me out the store permanently. How is a lame ** manager gonna give up about 6000 I spend there every year to cheat me out of a soda that cost them 10 to fill just because he don't like giving it to me for the price 7/11 came up with and then on top of that kick me out. I just don't see the logic. I guess it's time for small claims court.
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2017
7 11 located at 9502 Hamilton in Huntington Beach, CA. Purchased a hot dog and big gulp because the store had a sign stating the purchase is $2 plus applicable tax, so I expected roughly $2.16. The clerk rang up the purchase for $2.22 +.17 tax = $2.39. I complained, showed him the sign and requested the advertised price as listed on the sign... He read the sign and insisted the .39 was all charged to tax... Obviously the 7/11 cash register code the clerk used has not been updated with the correct sale price. I know it is just a few cents but if the store does that to everyone on everything, then they are not following proper protocol. Annoying experience especially when the clerk acts like he doesn't speak English. Date 9/15/17. Store 29003.
Reviewed Aug. 26, 2017
Me, my husband, and friends all went to the 711 on Ervay and St. Paul in Downtown Dallas and we paid for two drinks for each couple to split and we were going to order a 3meat pizza and they said they only had pepperoni and one of my friends made the comment that the staff members were too lazy to make the 3meat pizzas because he asked them if they could make more and the answer was no and after he made that comment paying customers and all they said we were all banned. They were very rude, disrespectful, and no sense of how to treat paying customers.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2017
On 07/25/17 I forgot my Driving license with fuel card after I fill a Diesel Gas for my Semi Truck. Fortunately, Mr. Ameet ** send it to me and pay 43.89$. This guy he is very Cooperative. And has the capacity, how to handle customer. I ask him to send this money. But he say "no." I was in Dallas and if he were not send me I suppose to go to Columbus, Oh and Pay 500$ for flying to Columbus. Anyway he is very cooperative guy in the whole gas station that I saw. Thank you Ameet **.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2017
On two separate occasions, 7-eleven overcharged me. It seems like a common trend. The first time, two bags of chips were listed as 2 for $7, but on the receipt they charge 2 for $8. Their excuse is that it doesn't come up in their system. On the second occasion, I was refused a receipt then charged $14.43 for 2 bags of chips listed 2 for $6, and two 2L Pepsi listed 2 for $5. This comes out to 11 plus tax = 12.43. I was overcharged exactly $2. If they are doing this to everyone, then this is illegal. Last two visits, ripped off twice. I will file a complaint to the consumer protection board.
Reviewed July 12, 2017
You cannot enter the correct date of birth on app. Their download app for the coffee does not work and no one will respond to calls. You cannot implement the app without the year of your birth but there is no place to enter it unless you scroll back 25 or more years page by page and I do not want to give my home address just to get a free cup of coffee.
Reviewed July 5, 2017
I worked as an employee for 7/11 and while I was there as an employee before I was fired I had to deal with a lot of things which didn't make any since I worked overnight in a bad neighborhood where people are killed down here almost every day and robbers are always looking for a opportunity to rob a business and my manager was a real ** towards me.
I worked for the company for a year and six months and never got a raise. I made less than any company that cares for their employees. I now an Assistant Manager at a new company and I only been with the new job three weeks and I'm treated so much better but because of my experience with this company I won't even step foot in another 7/11 ever because of my bad experience as an employee and how this company underpays their employees and all the crap I dealt with from poor Management. The Owners of the business should always retrain their managers and give them classes on how they should treat their employees. Don't show favorites but all employees should be treated the same. Example my boss bonds a girl out of jail for getting arrested for drugs and I asked for a loan so me and my daughter doesn't end up in the street and I get fired.
Every customer that knows me say the same about me. I have awesome Customer Service and I never treated no one different. Everyone got treated the same. I hate this company for everything it stands for. I been underpaid for a year and six months and now I work and make over $17.00 an hour and 7/11 paid me $8.50 and I worked nights for this company. They underpay all their employees and they hire managers who only care about themselves and the location of this business that underpaid me is located in St Petersburg FL 475 34th Street North.
I am a single father with an 10 month old daughter and my manager got mad at me because I took a trip to Washington DC to speak on behalf of single Father and single Mothers with National Healthy Start Association John Hopkins All Children's Hospital doing something positive for our Community and I get fired because what??? I just hope that someone will stand on behalf of those who work for this company because their corporate office in Texas don't seem to care about what's going on around the world at these 7/11 all over the world but everyone is complaining about being underpaid and the Franchisee is making the Corporate look really bad.
Reviewed June 18, 2017
I called 7-11 customer support to complain about the Pepsi syrup running out every week. That's when the problem started. The help person did not have a clue what I was talking about. They had never heard of fountain syrup. Also I think the outsourcing of customer support jobs to another country is treason. American dollars should stay in America.
Reviewed June 14, 2017
So the store on Broadway and Powers Blvd in Littleton Colorado always have the cigarette e-pin vape pens in you sign up for coupons. Problem most coupons give discounts. I took a coupon in yesterday. You got a pack of American Spirit for $ 3.00. The cashier couldn't get coupon to scan so manually rang it. Here is the problem she only discounted me $ 1.29 when she was supposed to take off $ 3.99. If you can't train the customer service to ring coupons then why put them out. Let the vendors in. Also with all the stores I have visited when you have products that buy one get one or buy one get one less expensive they will not honor this. It is discouraging to even shop at these stores then they talk about customers in their native tongue and yes although not fluent I do understand several languages and one gentleman called me a very gender and racial name that I understood I shot back. My bad but it's ridiculous to have this happen.
Reviewed June 4, 2017
Went to 7-11 6/3/2017 at 10 pm. Cashier tried to charge more than the posted price on several items purchased - when confronted he said it was for tax - but the "tax" was over $1 for an approx $5.48 item. There was a $1.49 candy bar and we were charged $1.98. Then at the end of the transaction, he took "his" prices, totaled them, and tax was added on again. We tried to buy ice cream - shouldn't this be non-taxable? Basically the guy was a crook inflating the already high prices - not sure if this is 7-11 business practice or if this employee was skimming the till. This is the second time this has happened to us - people at 7-11 are on vacation and in a hurry so I think they must do this a lot to rip off tourists. We refused to pay and walked out without buying anything.
Reviewed June 4, 2017
I purchased Google Play card for $100 only to find that the receipt showing the $100 went into a Green Dot Universal account and I showed the cashier that the item on the receipt wasn't what I paid for and he said "sorry no refunds" and said it's not his problem. What should I do?
Reviewed May 10, 2017
Store 36090 at 290 N Capitol in San Jose CA often rings a higher price for items than shown on signage. Clerk now refuses to adjust price at register (often a buy two item special for discounted price). Filled out complaint form on corporate site and no one contacted me. Called corporate customer service number and no response so far.
Reviewed May 4, 2017
7-Eleven Store Location: 1000 NE 215 St. County Line Road in Miami Fl.: For a month 7-Eleven store @ 5am in the morning, door is locked. Sign on door (ring bell). When customers ring the bell myself and other customers have to stand outside about 5-10 min. before someone acknowledged me or customers at the store door. On 5-1-17 morning, I came to purchase gas, ring bell. Two of the workers look at me and walk the other way from opening the door. I'm standing outside door waiting patiently for door to open, never open. I left. Went back to my car without purchasing gas.
So I went back on 5-3-17 in the morning. Same thing happen. Ring bell, no one open door. Had to wait for door to open. Luckily a customer open door to leave store. I explain to store clerk it's not the first time I ring doorbell clerks will not open door. Female clerk tells me they have to look out for their safety. I said I have to look out for my safety. Ms. Clerk said the doorbell doesn't work so I have to used my key to knock on door. Q: Why is the door lock @ 5am, your safety should be 24 hr around the clock. Not at 5am only and if you depending on a bell to ring have the bell fixed so you can open door in a timely manner. So your customers don't feel left outside like if you were high school students locking store doors because you don't feel safe or too many people in your store at one time. Thank you.
Reviewed April 18, 2017
Cashier is a bully. Tried accusing my 8-year old of stealing a toy he wanted which I told him to put back. He asked him where the toy was he said he put it back. He said, "where is it?" I told him he said he put it back, he said, "well I didn't see him". I told him I know my son. He's a good kid and listens to me. He gave me a look and said, "well I didn't see him". He's rude and disrespectful. He should not be accusing him unless he clearly sees something. I even patted my son down. He had no pockets. Honestly I should have left without our Slurpee but I could see my son felt sad as it was and on Easter too. Train your employees! Who knows maybe he didn't put it back in the right place. You did not see him conceal it! Thanks for traumatizing my son!
Reviewed April 13, 2017
Hello, I'm not normally the one to write a review about anyone, but in this case I kind of feel it's necessary. For about a year I've been going to the 7-Eleven/Mobil on Semoran & Hoffner & I love it, the people are very friendly, along with the manager Herman. I'm not quite sure what her name is, but she is a older, heavy set Hispanic woman. I walked in & noticed she was mopping the floor, she rudely said "what do you want?", as I hadn't decided which tobacco product I needed. This is the 2nd rude incident. The first one was over a discussion about the little fidget blocks. She insisted that the product was stupid & had no purpose unless you had a mental issue.
The customer behind me wanted to buy one after hearing how cool I thought they were. He grabbed the product & said that this would be for his brother. She replied by saying "is your brother autistic?", I was honestly shocked. She's always rude, has an attitude & doesn't care how fast or slow the job gets done as long as it's at her own pace. So sorry for such a long review, but I wanted to make sure something like this is addressed.
Reviewed April 12, 2017
Store 13646 on Bradley avenue in El Cajon, CA. advertises specials with window stickers and stickers on the cooler doors, but when you get to the register the price is higher. I've brought this to the cashier's attention and they adjust the price, but they it happens again every visit. Today they just flat out refused to adjust the price even though they have a big window sticker by the front door and on the cooler door with the exact product I wanted to buy. Something is seriously wrong with the management and staff at this store.
Reviewed April 3, 2017
7-Eleven in Pearl River New York is absolutely disgusting from the parking lot inside the store. It is one of the most disgusting filthy stores I've ever been in and I've called corporate twice. They've done nothing to make the people clean the store up. I will never go back to another 7-Eleven ever again.
Reviewed April 1, 2017
Today March 31, 2017 08:40 pm I visited 7 Eleven store number #25245 9715 Central Ave Montclair, CA 91763 to buy 5 cartons of cigarettes as, the clerk was very nice and helpful, showed her my credit card and my driving license then she counted the packs to finalize the purchase as she don't have any full cartons. While we were chatting the owner of the store (First name: **) stepped in and refuse to make the sale as he insist to pay by a debit card or there is no sale. Showed him the credit card and the license again and he still refusing so I ended up giving him the debit card as I found that he was worried but it turned that he was discriminating me by refusing to sell anything whether paying credit, debit or cash and then he called the police. Waited till the police showed up and asked the officer to have the incident reported and he explained that it is a civil matter and he can't help with anything. The incident reported: Montclair, CA incident #**.
Reviewed March 30, 2017
3rd shift employee.. rude.. disrespectful.. mean.. and acts like you're putting him out by asking for what you want (such as cigs, or lottery tickets). He yells.. He asks to keep the change of your transaction... and it's very uncomfortable to go there. After 3 times of him yelling... I'm finally done. I've been a customer for 15 years. I would go there after working 3rd shift and buy my cigs and lottery tickets. And now I'm forced to bring my business elsewhere. Your loss. It's too bad... because I was so looking forward to the changing over of 7-11. But the customer service is horrendous on 2nd and 3rd shift.
Reviewed March 29, 2017
I've been going to my local 7-11 for some seven years. Over time, I noticed one middle-aged worker take a disdain to me. Perhaps, I asked for cash back too many times in the past even though I always bought something ($1.00 min). Lately, I've been using their indoor ATM the past couple of months, thus bypassing the need for cash back purchases through 7-11's register. This morning however, I just wanted ten dollars cash back and decided to purchase a medium coffee. When asking for the price of coffee since the price was not readily visible, the 7-11 employee shouted the answer to me in disgust and on to say something to his coworker in his native language in a condescending tone.
I got mad but decided to let it go. When I went to pay for the coffee my first card declined. I decided to check my bank app to see what's wrong. The clerk got more annoyed asking what I was doing with my phone, saying he is busy and has lots of things to do. Then he stepped over the line implying I don't have any money on my cards. (Turns out I moved my money to my other debit card which I had on me), not wanting to sell me his coffee, etc... I blew up and finally raised my voice accusing him of being extremely disrespectful, rude, and fostering a hostile environment to shop. Then he attacked my race, saying along the lines that I bring shame to my Asian heritage? Unbelievable.
Reviewed March 17, 2017
So the owner of this store will not allow his employees to view their pay stubs and if they ask to see them he threatens to fire them. Also he filled out one of their W forms and then signed their name without them knowing and he also keeps taking money from paychecks and puts it against someone's payroll. I know for certain that payroll has not been used by this person. How can I turn this man in? He is shady and is committing crimes. Someone please help point me in the right direction.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2017
Horrible Service. I think I am being taunted for being gay!! I didn't understand why I am being mistreated in such a way. I complained about an employee and he was instructed to ignore me and not serve me when I come in. The DM said he was reasonably accommodating me! What the hell is that suppose to mean? So I'm not entitled to an opinion, not a say to a bad experience? And the resolution is to hang up the phone on me, tell someone ignore me?
Now after many and I mean many calls I thought for sure that this problem was taken care of, and yet after a few months go by, I am being mistreated by him again, and now the Night Manager is treating me like **. Said his reason was because I tried getting his employee fired, and even if I didn't give him a hard time at all in the 4 years I've known him it didn't matter because I tried getting his employee fired and if I thought he liked serving me, "hell no" and if it was left to him he would kick me out.
I've called the DM and he has been giving me the runaround and continuously lying to me. Hoping I would give up and go away. Having folks call me that don't even hold a position in CS at all, but instead handle finances. I'm called corporate office and yet they have not care enough to help, and instead are more focused on being rude instead of helpful. I've called them in a few short hours about 300x and they continue to keep hanging up the phone. Saying that I was instructed to call up their insurance company? Why would I need to do that? I think they have me confused with someone else but can't seem to get a word out before they hang up the phone. And when I ask to talk to their supervisor they refuse and hang up.
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2017
I went & filled up my truck at store #4126 in San Angelo, Texas. The advertisement on the pump said that if you fill up with 10 or more gallons, you can get a hotdog for $1.00. I filled up with 16 gallons, went inside to get the receipt and get my hotdogs. The clerk said that she just sold the last one and there are no more. I asked if I could come back later. She just looked at me. I asked how long it would take to get some ready. She said that they are in the freezer and it would take a long time. In my opinion, she is very unresponsible for not keeping enough hotdogs on the grill to accommodate/satisfy her customers. I will never, ever go back to that store again.
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2017
Regular customer @ local 7-11 on Ryders lane in Milltown, NJ. New management stinks, they keep store old and dirty, saw manager take lids on floor, wash them and put them back next to slurpee machine. Chinese guy working there made crude comment on a senior citizen playing lottery games and how he monitors hispanic and ** folks. "Cheap guy always buy lotto ticket, never buy my coffee." That is so rude of that employee or manager. Girl working behind counter is always on the cellphone too busy to help a customer with five people waiting in line. The store pushes hot stale food on customers as if they were pushing crack. I will never go back to this store. Does corporate even read these messages. Even heard people working there saying go to Wawa, it's cheaper and cleaner... What has happened to 7-11, this place is really going downhill... I will take the employee's advice and go to WaWa instead...
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2017
The franchise owner is rude, a few of their employees are rude, their prices are over extended. I was going to purchase a little hot wheel for my grandson the same ones that I've seen at Publix. I asked the employee how much it was he said it was $6.99. Omg!! Seriously I said, "what a rip off!" 7-Eleven is not like it used to be -friendly and kind and reasonable. I think the CEO's head of CEOs to start looking into this. They're not doing their jobs that you sitting on their butts, this goes out to the CEOs. If you read this maybe you oughta go to Undercover Boss.
Reviewed Jan. 18, 2017
I need to go restroom. I stopped by and realized that restroom is closed and it's been closed for several years. Omg it's public restroom that people expect but end up have to stop another store. Ain't nice!
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2017
The location on Cirby Way in Roseville, CA. Myself and the person in front of me were told the ad signs read one way when they clearly stated otherwise. In my transaction they would not even honor the advertised price. I am trying to contact weights and measures as well. They are conning customers.
Reviewed Dec. 25, 2016
The company is so greedy that they don't have a policy in place to pay their employees time and a half on a Federal Holiday. Don't you make enough? Why don't the owners and corporate leaders work in these stores on Christmas? Will never shop there again. Hope they go out of business. Scrooge!
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2016
That is my opinion, this is my story. My mother who is 80 years old went to the 7/11 in Phoenix, Oregon on June 7th to purchase a lottery ticket. The employee put the ticket she wanted on the counter and rang up the money as my mother put the ticket in her purse for her short drive home. She pulled the ticket out to scratch it off and realized it was wet and the numbers on the card were being scratched off also to the point she couldn't read them. She took the ticket back to the store and informed the employee, that he must of set the ticket in some water on the counter and she would like a replacement ticket that was dry. This employee recommended she come back and see the manager the next day as he was not authorized to do that.
She returned the next afternoon after work and informed the manager, Ari or Ali, that the employee must of set the ticket in some water and she would like a replacement or her money back. He refused to help her and accused her of buy the ticket elsewhere and refused to replace the ticket or return her money. After a brief exchange she informed him she would never return to the store ever again because she would never let him talk to her like that. Upon hearing that, the employee proceeded to start waving his fist around and shouting at her in his native language as she left the store.
She went to her car, rolled her window down, it was hot out, and this employee had followed her out of the store still shouting at her, put his hands on her door, stuck his head in the window and continued to shout at her for a few more minutes. She did not consider calling the police because she was leaning over to the passenger side as she felt he was going to hit her. She could not drive away with him in the car either. She asked him many times to leave. After a few minutes he returned to the store.
My mother went to a different 7/11 stores to get a different lottery ticket and told her story there, and was given a phone number to what was supposed to be a direct complaint hotline for the stores. Customer service has taken down her information every time she has called and waited. No return call was ever made from 7/11. So she called again and filed the complaint. Again no return call. Her records indicate she has called 7/11, 9 times and reported this and has never gotten an answer from them. Each time she was told she would be contacted within 48 hours. I have been following up with her to see if anyone from 7/11 had ever contacted her.
As of today December 3rd, 2016 no contact has been received from the company. You have the video of the incident unless you destroyed it, but the fact we filed a complaint should tell me that if you are serious, then the video should still exist, if you did not follow up and the video is gone then my opinions are correct. 7/11 endorses customer and female abuse and the lack of proper protocol throughout the company needs to be reviewed by outside sources. And that is how I conclude that the 7/11 business must endorse this kind of behavior because they have not followed up on this matter and took care of their business. And this is how I am reporting it with consumer protection, better business, and other social complaint forums that are available.
Reviewed Nov. 30, 2016
I went into the 7-11 on 10th and Snyder in south Philadelphia and I bought a pack of Newport 100's. I realized every time I smoked 1 of the cigarettes my stomach was hurting and I felt nauseous. Then I realized the pack was different. I went on the internet and read about fake Newports being sold nationwide. I told the manager about the cigarettes the next day and they did nothing.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2016
I am 43 years old and I went into the 7-11 on Harford Rd 11/11/2016 at 945 am. I put quart of milk and asked for Marlboro menthol and light 100s. Had 1$ coupon on front. He need I'd so I went in car and went back then he made me wait in line while he cooked food and wait on people. I asked him to please come on I had to take milk back to baby and work. He got smart. I paid 15$ and as I was pulling off he come running out saying I stole milk. In front of everyone. I felt like a low life. I stopped and gave him milk and said he was a liar and a crock of crap. How can he say that it was on counter and I gave him 15$ with coupon, I added I was right. He should have been on his job and stop with his attitude.
Reviewed Nov. 1, 2016
I never rate businesses but after the experiences that I have had twice I will no longer be going back to another 7 Eleven. The first experience I had was when one of their locations pay machine took my money. I stuck $50.00 in the machine to pay on an OGE electric bill in which the money got stuck. I was fine until their cashiers started being rude as if they didn't care about what had happened.
The second incident is when I purchased a money order and accidentally tore the wrong side. I had not even been out of the store not even 15 min to pay my rent when I realized I tore the wrong side. I did not want any money back just another money order to pay my rent. I had a receipt and everything that they needed and they told me to go to another 7 Eleven store to get help. I knew that I wouldn't get any help when the cashier started talking crap and huffing and puffing at me. I've spent tons of money at 7 Eleven and to say the least I will never spend another dime there. I highly recommend taking your money elsewhere.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2016
Do not buy food to any 7 Eleven because I got sick once and I know why. I was buying food and the guy who is serving food was wearing the same glove that he use while handling cash and computer. He never change glove at all so that why I got sick...
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2016
I had my skateboard stolen by an employee and then my wallet on another occasion. Every time I walk by there now I get harassed by Daniel. It's a terrible horrifying experience.
Reviewed Sept. 2, 2016
Whether $100.00 or a dime honesty should be first. 7-Eleven is merely another company of our modern time which could care less about the customer. They always have more. If these companies treated all customers bad there would be no customers however like all big companies they are too big to fail. I would spend $15.00 each day at the same 7-Eleven, Hemlock in Oxnard, CA. One day I asked for a stamp so I could drop a bill in the mail. I paid but never received the stamp. I explained he never gave me the stamp which the clerk disputed but finally gave me the stamp.
Next month; Tonight I spent $563.00 and asked for a stamp. The same clerk took my $563.00 but refused to sell me a stamp stating he sold me one before and that I lied about the stamp and he would not sell me one now. I stated if $0.73 was that important I never would have asked for the item I paid for. Now because I had to spend extra time just to buy a stamp after spending $563.00 I will no longer patronize this store. The clerk lost this owner profits on my daily $15.00 purchases and my once a month $563.00 purchases due to his actions to a customer over a dime profit from a stamp.
Reviewed Aug. 22, 2016
My wife comes home, very upset and was telling me about her experience at the 7 Eleven down the road that we always patronize multiple times a week! She stopped to get gas and went in to get 2 slurpees (1 was suppose to be free due to us having accumulated over 10 free ones). She tried to use the app and the clerk kept charging for 2 and she showed him that she had all the free ones but he could not figure it out for some reason.
She told him that she was leaving and left the slurpees there and he asked, "You going to take these?" She responded, "Are you going to give them to me at the correct price? Are you going to scan my app?" He scanned it correctly and was huffing and puffing in anger and then started cursing at my wife, to which she responded, "Is this how you talk to loyal customers and we come here all the time and buy stuff for the kids". So, I went to get answers and he calls the manager on the phone and tries to lie and say he does not know what I am talking about when it had only been 15 minutes prior. I would never treat a customer like that, but I sure hope that corporate takes care of it and I don't have to.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2016
Customer service from some of the staff is very ignorant. Will yell at customers if they're in a bad mood. Manager is never around and refuses to address poor customer service, and when he is there which isn't very often he's too busy flirting with one of the cashiers.. I had one cashier tell me as I was trying to rush and catch the bus that it isn't her job to cash me out and the other cashier was nowhere to be found.. I ended up leaving everything on the counter so I would not be late for work. Very rude experience.
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2016
I usually stop at 7-11 in Lake Mary, FL about 3 times a week on my way to work. I stopped in this morning to get my usual taquitos but they were not ready so I opted for pizza instead. The advertised special says 2 slices of cheese or pepperoni pizza and a big gulp for $3. I proceed to tell the clerk Cindy, that I would like that special and she debates with me telling me that it's no longer their special. The advertisement is on a sticker directly affixed to the hot food section. When I show her the sign, she then rips off the sticker and tells me it's not valid. Now, just a few days before I had just gotten the same combo.
There was another lady in the store who tells the clerk, "maam if it's advertised you should honor it". With the nastiest attitude she yells to the guy on the register "just give it to her" and balls up the sign. I was very much so upset and appalled at the behavior she showed with a store full of customers. Even at the register she came and stood right next to the cashier and began saying all sorts of rude comments under her breath. This is definitely a poor example of customer service and they will not have to worry about my business going forward.
Reviewed July 31, 2016
This 7-eleven is at 17th & South St. in Philadelphia PA. The problem is coffee is never made between 6:30-7:00 am. I come here at least 4 days of the week. I work down the street at the hospital. Sometimes there's 3 people at the register. When asked about coffee being made they just look at you...
Reviewed July 25, 2016
I've been going to the Rockville Centre, Merrick Road 7-11 since it's been there. In the past the employees were ALWAYS polite and courteous, they couldn't do enough for you. The coffee was always fresh, and if it wasn't (which was rare) they would make a new pot for you right away. Since this new owner has taken over, several months ago, it's been HORRIBLE! I've written numerous letters to corporate, and they finally told me to get in touch with customer service. The new owner is constantly sabotaging the "BELLY" iPad. I have close to 700 points at this time, but I can't cash them in. What good is it to have all these points if I can't do anything with them, and I can't acquire anymore. NICE...
The employees that were there before this man took over were ALL either transferred out or told to leave. Initially he wouldn't hire any woman, (which I complained about to corp). All of a sudden ONE of the past female employees is back. I don't know the exact nationality of this owner, but he's definitely from the Mideast. He kept ONE male Arab employee that used to work there. That employee told me his ethnicity was the only reason he wasn't shipped off. Most of the people that work there are Arab. They only stay by the cash register. Every other employee, (that isn't Arab), has to do all the grunt work. If they aren't there, then the place is dirty, the coffee is either empty or cold, and the owner refuses to put napkins in the napkin holders.
You can buy the same thing every day and it'll be a different total each time. The prices change daily. The only person that offers a receipt is the female that recently returned. Their credit card machine works now and then (he prefers cash). He claims the EBT/SNAP cards machine doesn't work either. I used to love going to this 7-11... It didn't matter what time of day it was, they were always polite and helpful. NOT ANYMORE! Now I dread going there. I've heard the (new) 7-11 on Hempstead Ave and N. Village is just as bad, only cleaner. I don't know what's happening with all these stores lately, but it's kind of sad that a place I loved going to, has become a place I can't stand going to!
I know you ask for an "Order Number" below, and I'm not quite sure where I would get that number. So I put in a reference number, from one of the communications I had with corporate recently. CORPORATE: STRAIGHTEN YOUR STORES OUT! SHOW UP UNANIMOUSLY... DON'T BE SENDING AN ANNOUNCED LOCAL DISTRICT MANAGER. Please... do something!!!
Reviewed July 12, 2016
All advertisements for "Free Slurpee Day" failed to mention the consumer has to pay 11cents tax only at the 711 at 3076 Del Monte Blvd, Marina, California while other stores did not charge tax on the "free" slurpee.
Reviewed July 3, 2016
Been smoking this brand for many years and what I was sold today was NOT a pack of Newport. Don't know what games they are playing, but I will be taking them back immediately. Is it too much to ask for an honest purchase when spending my money? I think not!!
Reviewed July 2, 2016
On April 29th between the hours of 12:30 and 1 o'clock a.m. me and my girlfriend went to the 711 located on Tropicana and Boulder Highway in Las Vegas, Nevada. The graveyard shift staff is extremely disrespectful and my girlfriend civil rights were violated. It back in December because they had to clean the coffeemaker, stack the beers in the fridge and wipe off the counter during her interview being informed that she may be getting a call back if he's interested. After that the manager hired three other people all metals and I asked each one of them and what they had to do during the interview and he said just answer questions so this is long was a violation of his civil rights. They pick favorites in the store and they do what they please.
The night shift at this location was giving me a hard time simply because they did not like me. During April 29th between those hours I went in to get a pizza and he refused me service so I yelled at him and anger because of how unprofessional he was acting toward me causing a negative reaction by his example. After I yelled at him he started at me while I was exiting the store and tackled me to the ground and then performed a pressure point move that clogs the blood to the brain by pinching the artery in the neck and after I was unconscious he continued to strangle me. I have called management the next day of the situation and all they did was argue and yell on top of me and hang up the phone. I called corporate office customer service a couple times and they gave me cash numbers but no one has followed up with me.
They sent me promotions in the email for their deals like they normally do for their newsletters and I responded to one of them with an email pertaining to the assault. I received a phone call from a blocked number asking if I went to the hospital or had a police report. And I feel that they just care more about their well-being than the safety of their customers. I'm currently talking with their insurance agent but he insists on getting hospital records at this time for the injuries and most doctors don't want to perform the scan of the MRI due to the cost but it is known that this pressure point can kill and cause brain damage and as the obvious as it is on the tapes they would rather see what evidence I have to go against them in court than to perform an act of good faith for the misconduct.
Reviewed June 15, 2016
Extreme rudeness. Shannon criticized my terminally ill daughter for buying 8 doughnuts a day. She buys 4... but if she buys more? That is good for 7-11. She also pushes our items out of the way... "Move! These people have to go to work." That has been said to us on NUMEROUS OCCASIONS! Guess what? I have 3 jobs! But I wouldn't have any if I treated my patients like she treats people. The store is FILTHY AND POORLY STOCKED. I love most 7-11s. None have ever been this much of a disappointment. Hang your head in - SHAME 7-11.
Reviewed June 12, 2016
I appreciate that there are 7-Elevens available in many areas of our city. They're convenient, although the products are pricier compared to regular stores or other 24/7 convenience stores. But then again, who cares when you need to grab some booze and chips for the unexpected crashing of friends wanting to get wasted in the wee hours, or when you need a new pair of slippers for an unplanned travel to the beach.
In the recent years, 7-Elevens in our city have definitely changed. There have been a lot of additions such as charging stations for gadgets at a minimal fee, loading features, payment options for city services, and addition food choices as well. These are all well and good. However, some 7-Eleven stores have also become a hangout for people needing to have a drink or two (or even more, much more in most cases). In some of the stores, designated drinking spaces have been designated outside the stores as an alternative to bars. It's not surprising, therefore, that brawls break out every now and then.
Such changes have clearly made 7-Eleven staff busier. Still, they remain courteous and helpful. I haven't experienced any unpleasant treatment from their guys. Perhaps the additional tasks, though, have left some areas of the store unattended. There was a time I entered a 7-Eleven store and there was a funky smell inside. I couldn't figure out where it was coming from. This was one of the busier stores, being close to call centers. There were also a lot of customers at that time. Maybe the staff didn't have enough time to do their cleaning of the entire store yet. Overall, I'm glad 7-Eleven stores offer the convenience they do.

Reviewed June 5, 2016
Where I live, there are 7-Eleven stores in almost all corners of the central business district. When I was in high school, I used to go to 7-Elevens for their Slurpee. Younger people love brain freeze, I guess...haha. Now that I'm older, it is where I usually go to for my "late-night-emergency-shopping." Late at night, a 7-Eleven store is the only one offering a bit of everything (at least to what I know). They have grocery items (food, liquor, clothes, baby items, you name what you need). They even have medicines and school supplies. It's also a reload station, and most stores have sitting areas where people can sit awhile and eat or have coffee and let the time pass.
Sometimes, it's a place people use to wait for whoever they're waiting for especially at night - though a little cramped. The 7-Eleven stores I know are well-lighted, and like I've said they have a bit of everything, and they also have security. They also have gadget-charging stations now. I used to use these stations when I was in the main city and I ran out of battery (for 5php, you have 10 minutes of battery charging). Since 7-Eleven is a 24/7 store, the prices stink to the high heavens. Also, we can't expect good service from these stores because they're usually understaffed. Still where I live, store staff greet you with a smile and they try to attend to your needs the best way they can, though, sometimes there are rude ones, but heck, rude people are everywhere... I'm still thankful for 7-Elevens.
Reviewed June 5, 2016
I like that 7-Eleven is a 24-hr. store. Even at late night and I wanted midnight snack, or even I wanted to buy prepaid, I could go there. However, some of their employees don't understand and speak English. It's an American store and when a foreigner steps in, they would just open their mouth and say nothing. But it is a convenience store so it's satisfying.
Reviewed May 10, 2016
What is upper management thinking? My local 7-Elevens prices and food are the worst. The cigarettes and coffee are higher than other retailers like WAWA. I can go into Wawa find fresh products, inexpensive, gas, coffee and cigarettes. They pretend they have a great food program but who knows where it's being made. The hot food is unhealthy. What the heck is their direction? I ask the owners and they say all upper management does is complain owners are not doing what they should do. I used to know the management and enjoyed feeling like it's a hometown store, but now it seems everyone is miserable in the stores and afraid of 7-Eleven, sick of their same old same answers. 7-Eleven was a NJ Icon, now it's just a ghost. These stores in NJ have nothing to offer over their competition. It's my guess they have 10 more years left in NJ before they are wiped out.
Reviewed May 7, 2016
Purchased lottery tickets over $75 won $500. The cashier stated he had money to pay me. The manager refused to pay. I informed her less than $599 she needs to pay. She went to the back to get Marcus ** who stated he was the regional manager even though his card reads business consultant? I frequent the store and felt disrespected by the poor customer service and flat out lies. I happened to be in the store when a customer was speaking of a attempted robbery a few weeks ago and they discussed race not knowing I was there. I will not play the race card and I will demand respect. I went to another location I frequent and asked the ticket. Loser should not work for 7/11.
Reviewed March 4, 2016
The store that I have been purchasing a few items from consistently is a new store on the corner of Village Avenue and North Village Avenue in Rockville Centre, NY. Today I entered the establishment and asked for an item that was increased in price substantially over the course of one day. The individual behind the counter whose name is Ritchie, and I highly doubt that's his real name, is either the Franchisee and or an employee. When I asked this individual why the price increase he began screaming at me and displayed the attributes of a lunatic. I immediately contacted the corporate offices of 7-11 and filed a formal complaint. I await a response from Corporate. My suggestion for anyone considering visiting this location is consider going elsewhere. Unless you too want to be the victim of a verbal assault.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2016
I downloaded and have been using the 7-11 app, making sure that I scan the app every time I buy a drink. I've brought 6 drinks and the apps says that I have a free drink available. However when I go to redeem my free drink the register does not ring it up as FREE. When I advised the clerk and showed them the app was indicating that my drink was suppose to be free I get negative attitude from the clerk. The clerk even said that whenever she scans those things it 'NEVER' rings it up as free at the register. She then insisted that I pay for the poured drink.
If the clerk knows that this app does not ever work how can 7-11 corporate not know. And if they know it does not work then why don't they fix it. What is the point in spending my money with 7-11 with the idea that after 6 cups I'd get a free cup if 7-11 has no intention of giving me my free cup? With regards to the free cup this app is a waste of time, energy and money. The other coupons in the app seem to work just fine. It is just the free cup part of the app and then the negative attitude I get from the clerk over an app that I have no control over. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE!!
I've read where other customers have contacted 7-11 who says they are no longer supporting the 7-11 app offered by 7-11 and how they are 'sorry' of any inconvenience this has caused me. Other customers have said that 7-11 knows of the issue and does not plan on fixing the problem. Meantime 7-11 has enormous signs encouraging customers to download and use their app. It would seem this is just a ploy by 7-11 to gain access to your smartphone data. This is another example of an supposedly 'American' company that does not care one iota about the country they are headquartered in. These practices does nothing to 'make America great.'
I also have experienced on an increasing noticeable occurrences where 7-11 is franchising their stores to foreigners who then provide very bad customer service and tend to rip customers off. I had a 7-11 at 15th & Court in Downtown Denver attempt to charge me a higher price for a pack of smokes just because there happened to be a big event occurring across the street in Civic Center Park. This is the same 7-11 (who just so happens to be run by foreigner seemingly from India) that started yelling at me after I questioned them about why there was no coffee made. He told me to get out of the store. All I wanted was a cup of coffee even though it was 1 pm.
Another 7-11 at about Pennsylvania & Colfax has a clerk that was extremely rude to the customer in front of me just because they were buying items with food stamps. At this 7-11 the owners are rude to customers because they are upset that people are only buying a Slurpee during Slurpee discount week. The 7-11 at 303 N Broadway would rather have customers urinate outside the store the freezing cold than allow a paying customers to use their restroom. I had just spent $40 to fuel up my car and really needed to use the bathroom. The clerk on duty, who just so happened to also be the store mgr, wouldn't allow me to use their restroom and threatened to call the cops if I going outside their store even after I told them I was about to explode.
The one 7-11 I found that provided me EXCELLENT and COURTEOUS service was located at: 1726 CHAMPA STREET, Denver, CO 80202. Apparently 7-11 has gone way downhill and when I have a chance to choose between 7-11 and any other store (Circle K, Conoco, Diamond Shamrock, etc). I'll spend my dollars with them instead even if it is inconvenient. Especially now that 7-11's app is not working after I agreed to allow them access to my smartphone data.
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2016
The 7-Eleven in Perth Amboy train station in NJ has the restroom out of business since thanksgiving 2014. Every time I go in they first say I need to buy something to use it. I'm a cab driver in this city. I go at least 10 times a day to this location. When I ask to use the restroom they keep telling me I need to buy something. This is not cool... They need to have the restroom available to EVERYONE that comes in.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2016
I love 7-Eleven but I would recommend you never go to the location on central ave and Firestone in Los Angeles. The customer service is awful. The manager that I encountered was very unprofessional. He didn't have on a uniform, no name tag and his customer service was horrible. He did not address the concerns I expressed and there was also another displeased customer there that he paid no regard. He gives 7-Eleven a bad name and I will no longer go to that location.
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2016
I go to this gas station on a daily basis. I only use this gas station for my gas. I use a mobile Exxon gift card which I buy every week at Publix. The workers there all know me and see me frequently. For some reason they use a different machine to use those gift cards but do not properly show new cashiers how to use them. They seem to confuse plenty cards with gift cards. I walked in to get gas and told the cashier I needed $15 on pump 6. She said "We can't take plenty cards". I explained this was not a plenty cards, which are different. She said nope sorry can't take it. I told her "I use this card every time I'm here". I explained I did not have enough gas to get to another gas station so I needed to speak to a manager. She said they were praying and could not come out. She told me to leave. I was on a lunch break from work and had no gas to get back.
I said I was not leaving until I spoke to a manager. I asked politely several times to please get a manager. She then told me she was calling the police. I told her to call the police because I did nothing wrong and just wanted to get gas and leave. She publicly embarrassed me and then a manager came out. He admitted that that card was ok to use. But asked me to use the outside machine. When I went to pump my gas the rude cashier came out and took my license plate # like I did something wrong. I felt threatened so I contacted the police. Apparently they did too. They hire idiots to work at a store who provide terrible customer service. I will not go back there again. The manager should not be telling their associates not to call them for anything. What if there was a real emergency? They should not be in business.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2016
I have been a very loyal 7-11 customer around the Orlando, Florida area for many years. I do work that requires me to be driving around the area every day and night so I stop at 7-11 all over for years and have been a 7-11 app user for almost a year now. For the last 8-9 months I have been sending in on the app some complaints at various stores about the availability and quality of brewed unsweetened iced tea. The store I visit a lot in the night on Park Avenue in Winter Park, Florida has had a management change recently and the manager has allowed her two grandsons to work in the store and this type of nepotism can only lead to conflicts.
The grandsons had told me a few weeks ago that I could not park in the parking lot anymore and after telling me this gave me a 10-15 minutes to leave the property. I had the other long time night clerk (John) come out to the car to talk to me about this since I have been frequenting this store for years and quite friendly with the clerk John. While I was talking with the clerk the young grandson decided to call the Winter Park police about me. Now at this point I had done nothing wrong and of course spent money inside the store. The police came out on the call and saw that they knew me from doing business in the area for a while and was not a problem for the store but advised me that I needed to leave the premises. I have been avoiding visiting the store when I would see the grandsons around the store maybe like outside taking a smoking break in front of the store.
A couple nights ago I went into the store to use the bathroom urgently and get an iced tea and maybe some other treats. I bought my tea and the grandson took the money at the cash register. I was silent and paid him and took my things and left the store. Last night I walked into the store about 11 pm and went toward the bathroom and John the clerk intercepted me and asked me what had I done? I had no idea what he was talking about. He proceeded to inform me that the manager said I was not to enter the store or buy anything there.
I was in shock about this and asked him to tell me what I had done. He said he was not given an exact reason only told to not allow me to enter the store. I left and sent a complaint message about this event on the 7-11 app. It is now about 3 pm the next afternoon Friday January 22, 2016 and I have not had any contact from 7-11 about this. I am writing this note to publicly announce this unfair and unwarranted treatment of a long time frequent customer of 7-11.
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2016
I went there to get cat food because Food Lion was closed. I wanted to also to get egg rolls and a drink. There were no egg rolls ready, so instead of everyone in line waiting while the one clerk made my egg rolls, I let her ring up at least 4 other people ahead of me. Then the cashier (young, black woman) was so rude to me that I said never mind to the egg rolls. Then she only rang up my drink. So I had to go back in for the cat food. The second time, she let 3 more people cut in front of me. And threatened to call the police if I didn't leave, even though she had not rung up the cat food. I called the customer service number, but they said it is an independently-owned store, so the cashier cannot be transferred to another location. The owner allows the clerks to treat customers that way. He should not be allowed to use the brand name 7-Eleven because he doesn't go by 7-Eleven standards.
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2016
I went and got gas this morning at a Virginia beach 711. $20 worth and when I check my account they took out $100 so I go back up there and the lady said "oh no manager on duty, I can have her call you when she comes in." She was nice and didn't understand what happened. I will give them until 4 pm today and I will go back up there, since I now have waited 9 hours for a call.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2016
I went to the 7/11 on Granby Street in Norfolk, VA. Cashier was extremely rude, giving me attitude. All I wanted was a money order in order to pay my rent on time. Lady hands me back my cash and I ask her what is wrong this is the exact amount + fee mentioned. She screams at me "THE MACHINE IS NOT WORKING". Appalled, I said, "Excuse me I can't read your mind. You could have told me that from the beginning". I was so shocked how I was treated. Worst customer service ever. This WOMAN should be fired. I have been going to this 7/11 from the past year. I will NEVER go back to 7/11 ever again. I rather go to WAWA where employees are super nice.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2016
Location, 9715 Central Ave, Montclair, CA. I live nearby and go to this store all the time. However, suddenly I meet this cashier twice within last three weeks. Every time he will change his tone to something he thinks is Asian then ask me to pay whatever I want to buy first before to serve me. Second time I been there which is about an hour ago, he put me on the last person to serve, with means when other customer been served or there is no one else is on the counter. I never been treated in other store like this.
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2016
I went to the store 7-11 (11:50 pm). The store manager had another employee locking up the doors before 12:00 am. I was told that it's the managers decision. I thought that we had the right to purchase before 12:00. No signs were posted.
Reviewed Dec. 13, 2015
I was going to 7 eleven to earn my prize then they said, "We're out of stock. Come back tomorrow." But the next day I came to earn my prize but they said the watch are not to be earn now. I was so sad but I already check the form but it ends on 28 December but today is 13 December. Now I'm not going there ever again and they just lied. If I became their boss I would fire them!!!
Reviewed Nov. 7, 2015
On Thursday, 10/30 between 9am-9:15 am, I went to 7-11 (located on n Fessenden in Portland, Oregon a block from Roosevelt High School) to purchase coffee like I normally do for the last year and a half. I work at the highschool a block away. I purchased fruit, cigarettes, a burrito, and a coffee. I was in a hurry, so I grabbed a handful of creamer to take with me. It was not excessive. When I went to pay for my goods, the cashier told me that I had to put the creamer in before I left, though I have noticed other white patrons who were able to leave with their creamer numerous times before. During our exchange, a customer came in who used to work for the company and told me it was a bogus policy, and that the cashier was discriminating against me. The cashier told me he was just an employee, and took my coffee from me.
I had never been so embarrassed or felt so discriminated against. I thought about it and called the store @4:30am today (11/7). The same cashier answered the phone. I told him that I needed to speak to a manager because I felt discriminated against, and to show me in their written policy where someone must put creamer in their coffee before they leave the store. He said that he didn't know anything about a policy and if I had questions to talk to the manager.
He gave me the name of the manager and what time he would be in, but refused to give me the manager's contact information because he remembered who I was and when I asked for cashier's name, he refused and hung up on me. This is the worst experience with a 7-11 franchise I have ever had. I also shared this incident with one of my staff when I got in the office.
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2015
When using your credit card at 711, even on debit they will double bill you. Do not be deceived by 711, they are the biggest crooks across the country. You should stop doing business with 7:1 due to the way they do business.
Reviewed Oct. 18, 2015
I had just left Parkland Hospital today on a Sunday when public transportation runs slower on the weekend in Dallas, Texas (especially on a Sunday). I went into a local 7-11 on the corner of Elm & Main when I asked if I could use the public restrooms. The store clerk said something (I could barely understand what he was saying because of his native tongue (was Ethiopian)). I asked him again and motion with his hands, like go away (or no). I said to him, "So you are denying me of using your public restroom." He then said, "No... public restroom (& laughed)." I replied with, "I have came in here before and I used it." He said, "No... public restrooms..."
I asked him when did they start that policy (reply about 3 months ago). He said, "All businesses are establishing the policy downtown (He says just go and ask, I then just walked out of the store). Furious. I NEVER SEEN SO MANY RULES A DAY IN MY LIFE (MAN MADE RULES). I WILL SEE COME MONDAY WHEN I CALL DALLAS CODE AND COMPLIANCES (it is ridiculous how these non-Americans are trying to make America norms and belief systems to make like theirs). Signed, very upset. I want justice.
Reviewed Sept. 5, 2015
I tried to use the vacuum machine (7-Eleven at Weston rd, Weston FL) and the machine got my coins ($1.75) but not worked. I went to cashier to inform and get my money back and the lady said that the machine is not responsibility of 7-Eleven. I asked for a phone number or something like this (because there is nothing in the machine's display) and she said that she couldn't help me. How it's possible 7-Eleven has no information and or responsibility about this kind of occurrence? I can see a 7-Eleven logo in the machine but no phone numbers.
Reviewed Sept. 2, 2015
An employee in 7 Eleven made my 10 years old nephew use a cup from the trash can yesterday 8/31/2015. What happen was my sister told my nephew to go into 7 Eleven to get a drink while she waited outside. My nephew accidentally dropped a cup on the floor, so he pick it up and place it in the trash can. The employee came over, picked up the cup from the trash, went to the sink and washed it and made my nephew reuse it instead of a new one. All he can say was the cups are expensive. I would have paid him 10 cents if he would ask for it instead of making a kid use a cup from the trash. What kind of crap is that making a kid use a dirty cup? @Broadway and San Gabriel Blvd in San Gabriel, CA.
Reviewed Aug. 20, 2015
I came into the store on Portola Dr. in Salinas, California, to get a coffee. I had never done this before but really needed one. I finally decided on the coffee that had special extra energy. When I poured it, it looked a little funny so I smelled it. It smelled like coffee but it was a brownish blue color so I put cream in it and tasted it. Tasted funny so I took it up to the counter and told the owner it didn't seem right. She immediately took it from me and poured it out and rinsed it out with water. She then pointed to some pots and said, "Use them." I did so.
I then proceeded to pay for it and asked what that stuff was because I had sipped it. She said it was ok, that she had done the same thing before and that it didn't hurt her. I left and went to a corporate 7-11 where they told me they had not put the things on the machine that doesn't allow you to pour coffee while it's cleaning. I then called corporate to report this. They are not being fair about settling this with me.
Reviewed Aug. 20, 2015
I went in Sheo 7-Eleven @ 501 S. Broadway, L.A., Ca. 90013, store #39281 @ 2:09 PM, to buy a pack of Pall Mall cigarettes. Stood in line, got to the counter & the man left the counter while I was sitting in my electric wheelchair! Went & started putting pizza in a pizza box so I put my money on the counter. Now mind you, I was next & the lady on the other cash register said, "Next!" Then she motion the man behind me to come to her! Then I said, "Lady, I was next," & she told me that the man was taking care of me! Now mind you, that man was still away from the counter, putting pizza in the pizza box, & I told her that this wasn't right!!! & then she motioned another man who was also behind me to come to her & started helping him! So I said that this is discrimination & that she needs to watch herself! Well we got into a argument & then the man finally got back to his cash register.
Reviewed Aug. 6, 2015
I went into a 7-Eleven for a hot cup of coffee before boarding my bus for work one morning the other day. Mind you, I had an open can of Java Monster in my hand when I walked in, and I made brief eye-contact with an employee (I didn't catch his name) when I opened the door. There was a bit of a line at that time, and as I was walking to the coffee counter, I realized that I wasn't going to have time to get a cup. (I'm not sure if this information makes a difference, but I grabbed a handful of sugar packets to have coffee at work, assuming that they were free, since we're always out of sugar where I work. I don't think this is why the next event occurred, however.)
I walked out of the store and started for my bus stop, then I felt my can of Java Monster slip out of my hand. I turned around, assuming that I dropped it, to find that same employee that I'd made eye-contact with holding the can and walking quickly back toward the store, periodically looking over his shoulder at me, before I even had the chance to shout at him or anything. I'm assuming he thought I was stealing the can of Monster, which is understandable if he hadn't really seen me walking in with the can. But, following a customer out of the store and yanking something out of their hand is not okay or professional, even if you assume they stole something. I've thought about calling the store manager and complaining, but this was a small event and not worth the hassle.
Reviewed Aug. 5, 2015
They have the rewards program that has these special offers. However when I went and took my 4 kids the offer was buy a big gulp and get a $2 7-Eleven select product free. So we make our drinks, give them the app to scan and they said it wasn't working. I still had to purchase my drinks and never received free items. Now customer service is saying they will not fix it, they have nothing to do with the app.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2015
So I got the email from 7-Eleven on July 30th. Telling about the free items they will be have. I walk to the 7-Eleven on South Capital in Washington DC, They say, "We are not accepting those email because I'm not because what not reason." So when you get a email from 7-Eleven that store doesn't accept it. Which is mess up to me. It not the customer problem that 7-Eleven send that email out. Some of the people in that 7-Eleven treat you like ** and when you come in there with an email from the corporation they work for, again not my fault. Plus the main office needs to realize that everyone that has the app live in different parts of the world.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2015
Rude foreigner has a problem serving women. Overcharged for item I buy at other 7-11s. But if I didn't pay it I could just go elsewhere.
Reviewed July 29, 2015
Overcharge - This morning at 4:00 am on my way to work I went to the 7-Eleven on Clovis Ave and Barstow in Clovis Ca. I got 35 dollars in gas, two Rockstars, a pack of cigarettes, and one coffee. The lady charged me 66 dollars. I asked if that was right, and she said "oh yah, it really adds up". Very tired and confused, I just left. The more I woke up the madder I got..
Reviewed July 29, 2015
I had big problem with your store! You make pizza cold. I try to get slurpee at location, but light on and no slurpee. Why you advertise slurpee, if no existential? I very, very downset! Please forgive language, I brain damage.
Reviewed July 21, 2015
I moved across from a store recently, and what I thought would be a good experience due to the convenience and hours, has turned into a nightmare. I am slow to categorize people as angry, rude or unprofessional, as I realize anyone can have a bad day, which may affect your job. But after a month of frequenting this store I have to say the young ladies who work here will never rise above the level they are now. I have been the brunt of snide comments and behavior that should never be displayed toward a customer helping keep your doors open. Today, I say enough is enough. I will make it a point to walk to Walgreens.
Reviewed July 20, 2015
I went to the 711 on LaSalle Street Just North of Washington Street and I have taken a liking to the Big Bite special. (Buy a Big Bite hotdog and the Gulp is free). For the last three (3) consecutive times I have come into this store, the Big Bites have not been ready. They are sitting there plump and pink and cannot be sold because somebody either turned down the grill or did not turn on the grill. The staff is ignorant and shouting at each other. I must say that the selection that you have is much better than the store on Wells and Washington, which is why I keep coming to the LaSalle Street location. Please speak to the owners about this problem.
Reviewed July 20, 2015
I went to this 7-11 to buy some juice, around 5 pm,19th July. I saw the discount tag showed 2 for $3, but I was not very sure was that 3 for $2 or 2 for $3. So I grabbed 3 bottles of juice to the cashier. Because I was not very sure so I asked: is this 3 for $2? What made me very uncomfortable was the cashier said $3.10 very fast and I felt he was not very friendly. I didn't realize what did he say so I said "Sorry?" But for somehow he just started repeat "3.10, 3.10" very rudely and also started saying something about the California business policy (I can only guess, because he spoke so fast and so rude). And I was confusing why he was doing this to me, because I thought I did nothing wrong.
So I asked again "So it's 2 for $3?" He said nothing but scanned the two bottles of juice and pointed at the screen which showed the total price of the goods I was buying, and spoke to me even more rudely and with a scorn tone: "Read this, understand? Google it!!" I didn't want to argue with him because I am student and just got SF 5 months, barely had chance to learn how to deal with this kind of people. So I went out and said nothing, but I did hear he said something to co-worker also very scorn and with a bad attitude, like the bad thing that is spoken behind people. He didn't give me the receipt, didn't even ask.
Reviewed July 16, 2015
Pretty much go in a get coffee. Sometimes a single roller food item. As per usual, the guy they had working night was being sharp and unfriendly. I try and avoid going in when he's the only one, but times being what they are. I'm not expecting to have them fall all over me in appreciation, but I have emailed crap and told them I'll be going to a different one for now. No, they sure won't miss my daily $1.57 sale, but I'll try another place and see how they are.
Reviewed July 12, 2015
I was in the store located on St. Anne street in St. Albert. I had two coupons for free slurpees and was told by the associate working in the morning that I was not allowed to use two coupons at a time. That it clearly states that one coupon per person, per transaction. So I paid for one of my slurpees and got one for free. When I went back later that day to use my other coupon I saw the same associate buying 5 slurpees and handing her co-worker 5 coupons. I asked the associate that I thought we were only allowed one coupon per transaction and she laughed at me and said "this is the perks of working here." I do not think that this was appropriate. After all she only works at 7-11.
Reviewed July 6, 2015
Went to 7-Eleven yesterday, 7:43 pm. I was paying for $5 MolPoints. And when I lent the cashier money, she just asked me, "Do you want to donate to the orphan or people who needs help?" I checked my pocket. I did not want 'cause I just have $10 and I want to pay for the $5 MolPoints. Then, she did not pay me back the change!!! And I forgot so I walked out and she didn't call or what. And before I went out, I said: "I'll donate next time when I got enough money or another visit on 7-Eleven." I am so unsatisfied that she just took my money. Come on, just $5, she also freaking want that money?
Reviewed July 5, 2015
Last night on the 4th of July my wife was ripped off, mocked, and treated rudely by 2 punks working at 7-11. I had to leave work when she called me and I overheard them hurling insults at her in Arabic (I lived in Saudi Arabia as a child). She went to get a prepaid debit card so she could go out and celebrate the 4th and not have to worry about cash, loaded $230 onto it, stayed at 7-11 to activate card and NetSpend said card could not be activated. She called me to let me know what was going on and I stayed on the phone with her and heard her tell the guy "quit laughing at me, get that smirk off of your face." I then heard several insults hurled at her, "Ayreh Feek" means ** and heard her called "Ya Sharmouta" the b-word.
I left work and got there quick. They said they called the police to scare her off, she was not leaving because she did nothing wrong. After waiting 45 minutes she called their bluff and turned the tables on them. She called 911 the police came. The store clerks were a bit surprised. The cops got the manager's name and schedule something they would not give her. He also made a suggestion that she find a 7-11 with a manager working, she did and the manager at this location said they should have refunded the $ at the first location and said she would but couldn't because the locations are franchises with different owners. We are on our way to see if mgr is in to get her $2340 back right now.
Reviewed July 2, 2015
I picked out all of my items for purchase, went to the register to buy my goods. The cashier was speaking to a co-worker in Spanish. She completely ignored me and began to yell when I mentioned how rude she was behaving. At this point there was a line behind me. She looked at me and said "You're done". I walked out the store. I will never go to another 7-11.
Reviewed June 29, 2015
This is about the one on Main St behind the Jefferson hotel. The owner is very rude. My coffee was cold and he wouldn't replace it the first time. The second time I sent somebody else for me and they filled the cup with creamer and he wouldn't let her refill the cup with coffee. I'm never going back there again.
Reviewed June 28, 2015
I have been to multiple 7-11 because there is where I buy my coffee EVERY MORNING. And I went to the 7-11 on Harry Hines and Northwest Hwy and the man that was working the MORNING shift was rude and I asked him if he had a straws that were covered, he said, "No," that those were the only ones they had, so I used the soda straw because those straws had flies all over them.
Then I walked over to where the donut were and they also had flies in the case. I told him that there were flies in there and he said he knew. If you know then why don't you take them out and throw them away? That had been the most nastiest 7-11 that I have been to. The 7-11 that is on Hampton and Fort Worth Ave was the most cleanest and customer friendly store that I have been to. The people who work there are very kind, speaks very well and when they notice some wrong they will fix very quickly... I think code compliance should investigate the 7-11 on Harry Hines and I will be calling them and making a complaint as well.
Reviewed June 28, 2015
Bought a small Red Bull and water from the 7-11 in New Milford (the one at the Shell gas station) and one of the black dudes at the register with the shorter hair shortchanged me about 3 dollars. He took a while to count my $15+ and rather than give me 3 fives, he gave me a five and 7 singles while he asked his co-worker for 2 pennies (trying to distract me probably). I said, "It's all good, I don't need them" and walked out the door. Didn't get a receipt but remembered it was a little more than $15 in change that I saw on the register read out. I was far away by the time I opened up my wallet to see that he shortchanged me. I know I should have counted it at the store but didn't think he was going to shortchange and pocket my money. Watch out for this guy and make sure you count your change.
Reviewed June 15, 2015
BAD SERVICE BECAUSE I WAS BLACK. I stop at a 7 eleven on exit 83 or 84 on June the 14 around 12:20 pm. I stop to get something to drink and eat before I take my medicine. First I went to get a doughnut. The lady at the cash register told me I must get the ones from the front. Then I went to get a drink. Pick up the same cup the white guys in front of me had. She charge them .79 cents. Me, $1.89 cents. Then had the nerve to tell me it's my fault I got the wrong cup. Told her it's the same cup the white guys had. Then she told me "what you want me to do." Waited till no one in store, then said I can leave if I don't like it.
Reviewed June 7, 2015
I feel really disrespected. I had an emergency and 711 Concord Ca 1097 Mohr Ln is the nearest store to get what I needed. The doors were locked. The rude man seen me and said he would be open in an hour. If there's store hours why are they not posted so we know. I sat outside the store for a whole hour thinking he would let me in to get this item and hasn't-- just mean and evil. I am diabetic and need some Sugar. At least 10 other customers have came by. My issue is if there's store hours post them. Don't pick some random time in the night you want to be closed.
Reviewed May 29, 2015
Went to the 7 11 at 36 street and 8th ave on a Friday afternoon. Was in there to use the atm. At that time a worker walked up to me and said "You stole something." I said "What?" He then grabs my bag and started to look through it. I said "Stop." In my bag was two 12 oz red bulls that I bought from Walgreens on 34th and 7th ave. I said "Stop. Look at the camera," as his co worker went to the camera. 3 mins later he comes back and said that no it wasn't me. What is this? Your store stops people just for their color I see and they're Indian. That was not right but if I would of knocked him out for doing this I would be wrong.
Reviewed May 26, 2015
I went to the 7-eleven to buy a hot dog and I found a hair in my hotdog and the clerk was arguing with me all the time when I went back to return it, even calling me crazy and maniac and more things. I think is recorded in your cameras, please review and do what you have to do, because he get me so angry. He even does not say I am sorry or something like that, he just told me "what you want me to do?" I think that is not a good answer. I think he must not be attending the customers cause he does not have a good manners at all. The store is here in Dallas TX. The number store is the 35402. I am not an occasional customer, this is the seven eleven near of my house and I going frequently there. Thanks for your attention any question you can call me.
Reviewed May 22, 2015
My daughter went to 7-Eleven in Silver Spring MD today and was physically and verbally assaulted by the cashier. The woman grabbed my daughter's hand and snatched her money from her. My daughter told her to give her money back and the cashier said "take it". There was two African American women in there who witnessed this and told the cashier to give the kid her money. The cashier grabs my daughter hand and meshes the money in her face and called her a **. My daughter was crushed. She came home face swelled in tears and told me what happened. I need help with this. How many time is this 7-Eleven corp going to get away with this. It's time for civil action to take place with a national civil rights suit against 7-Eleven corp.
Reviewed May 21, 2015
I grow up in Baldwin. I love this 7-Eleven store. Everyone is very friendly and polite. Always fresh coffee and food but lately one of their employee ** is very rude. He yelled at me because I ask him for fresh coffee and overcharge me for other stuff.
Reviewed May 18, 2015
So I was in Deep Ellum in Dallas, Tx. It was around 4 this morning (18-05-15) when I decided to go to the 711 on Elm St. to wait for the train because this is not an ideal area to be at night. FAR FROM A GOOD PLACE. This fellow ended up following me around and would NOT leave me alone even though I politely told him I couldn't help him and wished to be alone. He started to scare me. So I thought, hey, 7-Eleven! Surely they will let me wait there for a moment until the train comes or this guy goes away. Long story short - it was far from it. Let's count all the horrible things that occurred. Upon first entering I asked to use the bathroom I was responded with a "we don't have a key." Really? Okay, whatever. I can hold it. I'm not thrilled but whatever.
I explained to him that I was stuck until the rail lines started running at 5 again and I didn't want to be outside anymore than I had too, especially since there was no one else around and this man outside WOULD NOT LEAVE ME ALONE (he was nice but he seriously started kind of making me afraid) AND KEPT ASKING FOR WHAT LITTLE MONEY I HAD FOR A RAIL TICKET. But I was afraid the man had directly followed me into the store so I was afraid to tell the clerk this directly so I said that there were people outside that frightened me very much and I just wanted to be somewhere safe until the trains were running and that my phone had died - I even showed him the phone. He rejected my request in a very rude tone. So I asked if I could at least stand out front. He denied me this as well.
While denying someone clearly in not exactly a good predicament and I was already shaken up from the guy outside scaring me from following me - I asked him can you please tell me why not. I will be honest, I am a person with many tattoos and this is a crappy area - BUT I have NO criminal history and I would never hurt ANYONE. I honestly feel he was deciding this out of discrimination and can even prove that by the fact he even began to insinuate and at point calling me a thief. If this isn't an insult to my character what is? !
I respectfully asked him TWICE. The first time I said, "I've had enough. I will leave but if you could please give me your name and store number, I feel this is unacceptable and wish to file a complaint. Thank you." HE REFUSED. So I asked him again, "I'm filing a complaint what is your name and store number?" - his ID badge wasn't even legible. He again refused. I finally had it and I kept asking him as he finally tries to call the police on me. If that isn't insult to injury considering I was honestly kind of scared of the man outside.
I am appalled that 7-Eleven would encourage these policies. By that I mean when I finally got back to my car - I drove to a location not far from my home to check if this was acceptable behaviour or if I was just maybe somehow overreacting. No. Apparently according to this other location I WAS in the wrong. So I took another thought and went to a local Shell station - again share my story and the worker seemed very surprised. He understood the policy of not having to let people in the store but more so how this man had insulted me, judged and discriminated against me, tried to have the police called on ME when I was the one who was scared, and furthermore refused me any of his credentials in filing a complaint and basically tossing me back out to an individual who I believe was unstable in many ways and very well could have killed me.
I called the 7-Eleven customer line IMMEDIATELY when I got home. I told them how I feel that if anything had happened to me it would have been HIS FAULT, how he escalated the situation, labeled me a thief based on my appearance, denied me refuge / safe place, and refused to give me any information I needed for my complaint (his name, store number, etc. - instead I had to make the rep look it up and even then they don't know his name they will have to find out from the store).
I humbly requested an apology from the store and disciplinary actions be taken against this employee. Who knows how many people could have been in this situation before or hurt or killed because someone like him just judged their appearance and treated them so miserably because they may have had a lousy day! I have a case number now. I know for certain if I don't get some form of apology - even though I'd prefer they'd fire the guy for such despicable behaviour - I'm boycotting this company. I will blast it on social media. I will encourage people to stop buying ANYTHING from them. After reading so many of these negative reviews from other 7-Elevens across the country I really do think their policy allows this miserable behaviour and attitude of employees. I really think they may not care about the customer but I'm about to find out. I hope I'm wrong. If not - hope the company goes under and bankrupt.
Reviewed April 21, 2015
It was this afternoon Monday, April 20th at approximately 3:35 when my son and I were at this location #24259, 10705 Tamiami Trail N., Naples, FL 34108 with myself in the car and he in the store to pay $15.00 in cash for gas as well as purchasing 2 Starbuck coffee drinks. He asked for pump 4 and a receipt but the attendant (woman) had trouble with that so he came out to pump gas. The pump would not operate so he returned to the store upon which he could receive no resolution as she had put the money on pump 5 and claimed that that is what he asked for. He signaled to me that it would be a while so I joined him in the store as he was asking for a refund of $15.00 or gas. She indicated that she could not accommodate him and he was finally allowed to talk to a manager (at his request) over the phone.
I will say two things here: 1) She went into a back room to call a manager so we do not know what she said, and 2) How are they allowed to operate a store without a manager on duty? The manager on the phone said that they could not return the money and that my son would have to return on Tuesday (tomorrow) at 10:00. My son initially agreed but I reminded him that he couldn't because he would be working his double shift starting at 10:30 downtown Naples.
When I complained about this the other attendant (man) started raising his voice and would not allow me to speak and subsequently claimed that I, we, had waited too long to notify them. We were trying all this time and I believe that at the most a five minute period is what we endured. Five minutes??? Indeed not!!! It would have been sooner if they would have listened. I would think that their security cameras could tell where we were parked and see our comings and goings and realized that we tried our best in a timely fashion to resolve this.
I did not choose to be rude to them until they (mostly the man) treated me with disgust and would not listen. I do not condone anyone being rude but my son after witnessing how I was treated and with them dismissing the staffer's mistake was, yes, was rude in parting. I am appalled at the imperious attitude of the 2 staffer that were on duty. It is unacceptable to not a least listen to a customer and for her to not take responsibility for her mistake. I suppose she gave our $15.00 away to pump 5. I want our $15.00. I do not have to be at #24259 anymore. Oh Thank Heaven for 7-Eleven elsewhere and a Circle K right up the road. There is in fact a 7-Eleven at Creekside where they understand the meaning of a pump number, know how to print a receipt and are always polite.
Reviewed April 17, 2015
Today on the date of 04/17/2015 at 1:19 pm (according to receipt) ** failed to apply all 5 of these codes of conduct. When her and her coworker had their heads down being or acting preoccupied as I approached the counter. ** did not look up as I stood directly in front of her. After waiting almost 2 minutes I said "hey" in a normal tone to get her attention. Then this clerk replied to me by saying "My name is not hey it's **" and gave me a mean look. I tried explaining to this clerk how it was not proper to speak without proper eye contact and looking down. She interjected during my explanation telling me "Oh I don't want to argue" and negated my feedback regarding her conduct.
Reviewed April 17, 2015
My roommate and I went into 7 Eleven and I picked up the small Greek Salad. As we checked out, the cashier handed him half his change and handed me the rest. It wasn't my money, it came directly from him and yet she handed it to me. Financial issues are not to be messed with and all joking aside, it was disrespectful and could have caused big problems. Also the Greek salad was very bland. No flavor whatsoever. The black olives and onions tasted like they'd been soaking in dishwater for a week. Not pleased. I also do not appreciate having the 7 eleven app and Petro points pushed on me every single time I go in.
Reviewed April 16, 2015
I have never been to this 711 before. I had a handful of food for my toddler including donates that were just in wax cover cuz no bags were available on the counter where they fit and paid, she apparently didn't ring them up and when I grabbed them she said I was stealing them. I said "no I wasn't," she just didn't ring them up and as she could see I had plenty of money. She then said "yes but you don't want to spend it..." Two donuts that's one damn dollar. Then in front of a whole line of people said I'd stolen before a big bottle of wine and I don't even drink wine or live near that 711. She then called me a cheap thief and said I was trespassing and when I went to get my gas. I only got $4 yet my receipt said $5.
I called and asked for her name and her managers name. She said "I don't give thieves my name." She was rude, embarrassed me and called me a cuss word name. She refused to give me her name and even when I explained I'd never been there before she continued to say I stole before in front of many people. She also spoke poor English and insulted me in her foreign language as well my husband informed me that he has had problems with her before as well. She said he handed her a ten dollar bill when he had given her a 20 and he didn't get his money back.
This happened at store 33714, phone number 701-257- 0351, approval time 090818, approval #** reference #**. I was treated like ** and embarrassed then she threatened to have a no trespassing order delivered to me all the time holding up a long line because it is was early so morning rush was going on. I'm sick of being treated by crap by non- English speaking 711 employees and this was by far the worst. I want her name and an apology.
Reviewed April 10, 2015
7-Eleven only supports iPhones and Android. I own a Windows phone and I cannot get their free items as a loyal customer. I called their customer support, they will send me out 2 coupons for coffee or have their local rep see what they can do. I said, "Fine, I'll take both the coupon and the rep." Customer service said they could only do one or the other. REALLY! So as a loyal customer, they seem to not care about me directly and have no plans to support my phone? Why???
Reviewed March 26, 2015
Went to 7-11 with my 4-year-old. Clerk was cussing at a previous customer. Chased him outside with a bat. Came back into the store cussing & slammed his bat in the counter. Asked him politely to stop cussing since my son was there. He proceeded to call me names. Called the cops since he had his bat in his hand. Cops couldn't do much but said "you will never find a cop buying anything from 7-11" because they aren't customer service friendly. Terrible employees at 28th Dr & Cactus in Phoenix Arizona.
Reviewed March 25, 2015
I recently was working for a 7-Eleven corporate store in Salt Lake City, Utah. And they have owed me my last pay check of 12 1/2 hours for the past 2 months. The field consultant named ** is totally avoiding me at all causes. As well as I have called corporate offices and they have done NOTHING!!! I have made 3 reports regarding this, no one has contacted me in regards to this. They're NOT a good company to work for. I have worked for them for almost 6 years and they pay CRAP and offer NOTHING to their employees. And to top it off, their FIELD CONSULTANT treats their employees awful. He is a selfish PIG!!! This is so unreal...
Reviewed March 20, 2015
Parking lot has trash all around the parking lot and the right of ways at the streets. It looks like a walmart! It would be nice to have the workers cleanup every day especially at the streets!
Reviewed March 9, 2015
You absolutely cannot deal with these people. They act like they are doing you a favor to wait on you for their way overpriced merchandise. They will not go out of their way anyone for anything. They are the rudest people I have ever encountered in business. We refuse to go in that store ever again. HOW DID THEY EVER GET A FRANCHISE IS BEYOND ME.
Reviewed March 9, 2015
9807 Cockrell Rd Manassas VA - Went into this 7-11 and was disrespected. The owner and wife was very rude. Didn't want to help me. I ask to speak to manager. Was lied to. Was given a last name ** and was denied assistance. Come to find out I was speaking to the owner and manager. I asked around to companies in the area. Come to find out they no longer go to that 7-11. They go across the street to the convenient store due to the rudeness and no customer service.. I've never been into a 7-11 that had employees that was so disrespectful and rude. I love 7-11 coffee. From that experience I've been going to Sunoco gas stations since that one little night. It just left a bad vibe with me ever since.. I pray that 7-11 corporate actually go visit this location and asked around about this 7-11 and take some kind of action.
Reviewed March 5, 2015
Asked clerk the price of the string cheese. He replied he would have to "scan" the item. There are several items with no prices. These are deceptive business practices because the consumer can be given any price, or the scanned price may not be accurate or updated. If this were not true, the scanned info (prices) would be listed on the unpriced items. In Illinois it is against the law not to have the prices posted. As a consumer I always report this.
Reviewed March 4, 2015
7-Eleven Store #36604 6518 ED BLUESTEIN BLVD Austin, TX 78723 -- I went there and told guy I want hotdog and he gave me one then I fill it with chili and cheese and got napkin. But looking for knife and fork then ask guy for fork and knife. Then he look for it and said "sorry we don't have it". Then am not buying chili hotdog and I leave it there then I go to my van. Know what the mgr do? He came out and took pic of my company van license plate!!! NO FORK NOT BUYING!
Reviewed Feb. 15, 2015
I went to the 7-Eleven located on Harry Hines and Butler. The workers that work the five o’clock shift are horrible. They have nasty attitudes. You have to repeat what you need several times. One day I went in it was crowded with two workers. One worker was checking out customers while the other worker was making a drink and eating chicken wings. They wear the same gloves to touch money and food. Horrible store. Dallas, TX.
Reviewed Feb. 15, 2015
Walked into a 7-Eleven store, looking for a specific "STYLE" of potato chip (not concerned with the brand, but a plain thick chip with ridges). The agent behind the counter noticed I was desperately in a hurry, and LOOKING for a specific item. He never asked if I needed some help. I was the only customer in the store. When I gave up looking for the item, I finally asked him for HELP! He immediately responded to me with a RUDE BEHAVIOR. Obviously, he did not understand his INVENTORY or the type of products carried in the store. At the checkout stand, I said, "Thanks for helping me," and he responded to me by saying, "You should go to CHURCH with me sometime!" First of all, I may not be religious. Second of all, was he asking me on a date? Either way, it was not acceptable behavior.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2015
Today I enter to 7eleven in 7-Eleven Sydney. 869 George Street , Sydney, NSW, 2000. When I top up my opal card, I give 30 dollar and ask for 30 10+20 dollar top up. By the way, the staff say only available for 40 dollar and I pay another 20 dollars 1pcs of 10 and become 50 dollar. The staff should be refund another 10 dollar to me. By the way, the staff said I only pay him 40, not 50 dollars to paid. I said "I wanted to check the cctv, could you help me to check it?" He said "can't, if your want to check must wait until night. I can't check it up for you now." This is very upset, this staff like a robber and stay in the counter and cheat money from customer. I can't really accept why I can't direct to check the cctv. This is not friendly and a company with customer service, right. Upset of the service by 7 eleven staff.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2015
Asian older man at register doesn't respond when you greet him or say thanks..7-11 needs to hire polite people, that's how you keep customers coming thru that door..7-11 at 183 and brown trl.....
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2015
I have been stopping at this store for 25 years and for the most part, I've always been treated courteously as I have been a polite customer. However, any semblance of courteous service by one of the cashiers has disappeared. Over a year ago, the store changed hands and all new male staff were hired, possibly from countries where women are less than second class citizens. One of the cashiers has apparently disliked me from day one, no matter how pleasant I have been. His behavior has never been congenial towards me, but two days ago he crossed the line which is why I'm writing this now. I am a retired older woman and after I made my purchase, he held my bag back instead of giving it to me. There were two younger males behind me, waiting to make their purchases. The rude cashier said: "How old are you? Seventy-seven?" He said this in a contemptuous, taunting manner, and did not give me the bag.
After a moment, one of the male customers spoke up and said: "Fifty-two." I held out my hand and said: "Please give me my bag." He didn't, and continuing the taunting, contemptuous manner, again asked my age. One of the men behind me spoke up again and said: "Give the lady her purchase." Rude cashier ignored him. After a moment, the other male customer spoke up, saying: "Come on man, give her the bag." This seemed to bring the cashier to his senses and he gave me my bag. I turned to the two men, said thank you and I left. I am furious, and why he wanted to humiliate, degrade, or embarrass me is a mystery to me. He clearly went into a "zone" and enjoyed having a male audience while he insulted and taunted me. I don't understand his behavior toward me, but I will not return to this convenience store while he is still employed there. I will now use the Circle-K across the street.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2015
Okay so I am an American Army Combat Veteran. Yes I can be pushy and irritable at sometimes, but this cashier at local Fremont Blvd Seven Eleven named Ashok is the rudest change handler ever. He does not talk to you, doesn’t speak English, will not hand you change to your hand, over charges you for 1 bag and is in general a ** to Americans. He has the biggest problem working his easy ass night shift doing nothing and just being a rude prick. He never gives receipts so it is impossible to track.
Also I tried to redeem several CA lottery scratch tickets, some of which I purchased there. And he is like machine is down. Then proceeds to make me scratch off bar codes/verifying number after he tells me they are not valid! THEN will only take and cash in 2 of them because he is so lazy!! THERE WAS NO OTHER PERSON IN THE STORE!!!!!!! It was 1:49 AM Monday morning! Bottom line this is franchised owned and that's okay but this man is clearly biased towards Americans and never speaks English, which is a clear violation in itself.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2015
I walked in and asked the guy if he had change for a hundred dollar bill. He looked as he was on drugs or having one of the worst days possible. But just standing there and I asked for change for a hundred and he looked at me like I was doing something wrong just for asking. Then as I told him have a good night then he got mad and flipped me the double bird as I told him have a great night and walked out. I want this guy fired he don't need to help people... I'm not a complainer but this can't keep going on.
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