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Reviewed June 5, 2023
I purchase a 3 piece luggage set - Gabbiano Bravo Hardside in February for a May trip. I did not open the package until my trip May. The luggage after one use is peeling, has a big dent on the large bag and two of the four wheels on the large bag are about to fall off. I called Marshall’s online customer service. The person “Helen” from Marshall’s e-commerce customer service appeared to be helping me- indicated she would send pictures to management.
I get an email from someone completely different “Demi” from TJMaxx e-commerce who stated “if you decide to reorder, please reply to this email with your new order number, and we would be happy to refund you the cost of the standard ground shipping on the new order. We hope this resolves your concerns.” Huh? First I purchased from Marshall’s online NOT TJMaxx online. Why would I purchase something else and expect only shipping refund? Ridiculous! I paid 229.99 plus 18.40 in taxes on luggage I can’t use.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2023
Rude and disrespectful to customers. A complete lack of understanding of the service process, which leads to huge queues and a nervous atmosphere. Very low professional level of cashiers. Inability to resolve the conflict situation, but only aggravate it with rudeness and shouting.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2023
I came in the Silver Spring MD location I do almost weekly. I needed a purse as mine had just fell apart. I noticed an employee at the counter near purses and luggage and continued shopping. I picked a purse and continued shopping for about 20 minutes. Before heading to checkout, I remembered that my child needed socks. As I walked over near the socks, passing the purses, the same employee came from behind the counter and stopped me.
She asked if she could see my purse and I asked why. She said she needed to check if my purse had an alarm. I explained to her that I had been shopping for 20 minutes and what if I never came back this way. I told her that seems suspicious, especially with me having dark skin. I also let her know that she just threw my whole day off.
At checkout I asked for a manager. I explained to him what happened and there needs to be better training among employees. He basically giggled, told me he didn't understand my concern, and that discrimination doesn't happen in Silver Spring, MD. He even mumbled something and giggled as I left. I felt insulted and left without buying anything. They won't get anymore of my or my family's money.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2022
I make most of my purchasers from Marshalls on Limestone Rd. ,And always had a good experience until the Christmas Eve. I understand cashiers are working hard but It was very strange to me this one young girl to be so rude because she couldn’t figure something out doing the job like finding the product in the system to create a label and giving us bad looks and totally terrible attitude. I understand they can be young and inexperienced but maybe get trained well! I have had encountered the same situation and it was handled greatly by cashiers there. This was the first time and I was surprised why she is giving us evil eyes!! :)
Reviewed June 18, 2022
I went to buy some things with my mom and I got a mug on the clearance aisle that was a leftover item from mother's day with a reduced price. When I went to pay at the cashier, she put the product away and looked it up and scanned it without saying anything. When I saw the receipt I went back and asked her what happened and she said that was not the correct price and she looked it up in the system and charged it full price. I told her that it was a clearance item and that she should have told me that they marked as a mistake.
Her response was that clients change the price tags to get a better deal. I was infuriated that she would just assume something like and deceivingly made a price change without notice to the paying customer. She didn't honor the price and implied that I would do such a thing. If I didn't check the receipt I would have even noticed the price change and as a customer, I deserve to know and have the right to refuse to purchase an item if the vendor is being deceiving and disrespectful. I took pictures of the item and clearly shows that they reduced the item many times before the final price that was marked.
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2022
I went to the Marshalls store in the Ellsworth Place/Mall. I received the best customer service. This woman at the checkout name Alicia was very personable and funny; she made my checkout quick and smooth. I just moved the neighborhood and this visit left a lasting impression. I would recommend this store to anyone who enjoys shopping in a clean store with helpful associates. D. ** :)
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2021
I enjoy shopping at Marshalls and have been doing it for years. This company should not be in ordering/shipping business. I ordered boots on Oct 11. They were supposed to arrive in 5-10 days. Today is Oct 20th and they have not even shipped out yet. First time I called they told me that there was a hold because the first name on the shipping address did not match the first name on the billing address. What??!! Have you ever heard of ordering and shipping to someone else??? Second time I called they said that it was find and on the way. Third time I called they could not find the order number.
Today I talked to supervisor and she was not able to tell me when they are coming or if at all. I am leaving the country in a week and ordered them as a gift, but at this point I want to cancel my order. Well, she wasn't able to do that either. The answer I got was "Maybe it will be cancelled or maybe it won't". I have to wait to find out. Beware people! Order from Amazon. At least their customer service is excellent. No more shopping at marshalls for me.
Reviewed Aug. 29, 2021
After reading a lot of negative reviews of people missing things in the order, or receiving something they did not order, I was scared. But I am pleasantly surprised that everything went smoothly, from ordering online, the shipping speed and received everything I ordered. Absolutely no problems. Thank you.
Reviewed June 25, 2021
The Bedford, MA location has got to be the worst Marshalls location. The associates are always miserable, the store is in total disarray and quite frankly dirty. The state of the store is reminiscent to the old Building 19 in Burlington. It used to be my favorite location but I will sadly not return due to the staff being rude and clearly do not want to be there. Management is more interested in chatting with associates than doing their job and the poor leadership shows.
Reviewed May 19, 2021
Selection is varied, but variety is limited. Seems maybe that should one visit the store more than once, they would not have anything new for selection. Adding inventory on a regular basis, including seasonal additions, might be helpful. Stylish and varied selection is helpful.
Reviewed May 17, 2021
I placed an order online; immediately after I received the confirmation I realized there was a problem with the shipping address. I called customer service and was told that they could not cancel the order, nor could they change the delivery address on the order. The order would need to ship, once I have a tracking number I can call FedEx to have FedEx reroute. I contacted FedEx and was told that the method of shipment used was not eligible for this service. I called back Marshalls Customer Service, now I am told that I will need to call back again once I receive confirmation that the order was delivered to the incorrect address before they can assist with a “lost order” claim with the carrier. With that said, I don’t expect to receive my order for at least a month, if not more.
I realize that their policy says no cancellation but they need to improve the process, at least let the customer edit or cancel their own order online within a couple of hours. They also need to train their customer service personnel better so that they provide the correct information the 1st time you call so that you’re not wasting precious time. I will never place another online order with this company, what sounded convenient turned out to be a big inconvenience. :(
Reviewed May 14, 2021
Every time I step my foot at Marshalls is always when I need something of good quality and not as pricey and they always have something to meet my expectations.... sometimes I even buy more than what I need or look for. I just love shopping here.
Reviewed May 13, 2021
The Store is always clean and neat, with a very good selection of goods. The Staff are friendly and helpful, always going the extra mile for its customers. Need to stop in several times a month to take advantage of new products coming in.
Reviewed May 12, 2021
Always enjoy At Home & Home Goods, DSW has large selection of shoes, Walmart for groceries is a 8, based primarily on customer service, wish they had better meats.. Seem to always buy various things at Marshall's & TJ Maxx.
Reviewed May 11, 2021
A new Marshall's was recently opened near our home so decided to visit it. Was amazed at the wide variety of items sold there. Found several items to purchase at very good prices (including a recliner for our 5th wheel trailer). Very little time waiting in line as there were several checkers available. Excellent customer service getting our recliner loaded into our truck. Will definitely shop there again.
Reviewed May 10, 2021
The Marshall's store is always clean and easy to find items on my list. The employees are very friendly and helpful. They have a great variety of items. The prices are always within my budget. I would recommend this store to anyone looking for good bargains and quality merchandise.
Reviewed May 9, 2021
I like Marshall's very much, one problem is that I buy way too much when I am there. Great store! Friendly employees that really help. Great clothes and food items. You can find anything there, they have it all!
Reviewed May 8, 2021
Marshalls is amazing. I would not have afforded my children to compete in their sport of jiu jitsu if it wasnt for the clothing under $10 at Marshalls. I was able to buy name brand compression shirts and the best looking shorts.
Reviewed May 7, 2021
Marshall’s is a fantastic chain offering discounted brand name items ranging from kitchenware to clothing. While this is a wonderful offering for more budget conscious consumers, I have found that the store organization and customer service varies by location. Over the years, I’ve found the stores in more affluent neighborhoods are cleaner and better kept. Whereas stores in working class neighborhoods are often unkempt and offer inconsistent customer service. Outside of this, the store’s offerings are gems.
Reviewed May 6, 2021
I love to shop at Marshall's! Loads of bargains in the cosmetic dept. and quality merchandise in the rest of the store. Always clean and easy to check out. The prices are so good it's like shopping at the "dollar" store. I go every chance I get.
Reviewed May 5, 2021
Marshall's is one of our Faves for excellent discount pricing on Quality brands, from shoes & clothes to housewares, linen, towels, toiletries, perfumes, toys, misc. etc. There's lots of parking outside, and the Interior layout, colors & aisles have an upscale feel. Cashiers are friendly; there can be a 'line' during busy times of week but, it moves pretty quickly.
Reviewed May 4, 2021
Fun store with pleasant surprise items. Enjoy pet items. Like most stores, why hasn't anyone thought about putting cart return racks near handicap parking? Never thought about this myself until I had walking issues. I like to shop too!

Reviewed April 21, 2021
I've loved shopping at Marshalls for years, but now during this pandemic they're the only company I've run into that won't try to coordinate your orders. The same item they canceled on my order they still had online but at a higher price. When I called customer service they were no help to send me that item and said I'd have to make a new order. Are you kidding, that's how they lose customers and go bankrupt, hence the 2 stars. Poor customer service. I'll find another place to shop.
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2021
I use to buy a pair of shoes at least, every month. Since the pandemic, and now the same, the shoe quality and inventory has deteriorated. All leather name brand shoes are gone, everything is plastic manmade garbage and no name brands.
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2020
I would give a negative star if I could. I am very disappointed with my experience on Marshalls.com. I recently placed order and qualified for free shipping. Unfortunately, one of the items I selected was unavailable and canceled without giving me a chance to cancel my entire order. As a result of this cancelation, my order fell below the free shipping threshold. In addition to being very disappointed that Marshalls canceled my order, it also charged me shipping. I will have to replace the stocking stuffer you canceled. BUT it will not be at any of your stores thanks to this experience. This was my first Marshalls order and will probably be my last, as a result of this org policy. As a consumer I have a choice and I choose not to support the profit of a organization.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2020
Placed an order 10/28, order has been delivered 11/29 to the address I was no longer at. When I realized that it will be huge delay in shipment I made 5 or 6 phone calls to customer service asking to cancel the order, because I won't be on that address by the time it will be delivered (if ever). Customer service is HELPLESS, even though item has not been shipped yet, they told me that they could not cancel it. Last person I spoke with (manager Patricia) told me that as soon as item will be shipped, they will create a request to return it to sender. But this did not happen, and item has been delivered to the wrong address regardless of my multiple attempts to prevent it. Customer service is awful, they are helpless liars. I most definitely won't shop there and will share this information among friends, family and in social media.
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2020
I went to Marshalls on November 5th, 2020 at 701 Sleater Kinney Rd SE, Lacey, WA 98503 at 8 pm. Since I had two carts one of the workers inside offer to help me and put one of the carts in front of the store so I can purchase my items a little bit more comfortable which I accepted. When I went to the cashier was brought my items backs and the cashier started to handle me the items, the supervisor came and said: "Don't give anything right now, let's wait and see if the transaction goes thru". Immediately I asked why? I was told that's the new policy since people most of the times don't have enough money or simply walk out. I told her that I was in the store and I did not see no one passing thru the same treatment.
Another cashier jumped in the conversation asking me about my Christmas decoration and this supervisor left. Well, unfortunately, I did not have the chance to speak to the manager about this but I will go back to the store to try to do so. Unfortunately, shop while ** it is not accepted by some people and if you have purchases that will be over 300 dollars most likely you cannot pay. I really hope that you guys do something about employees like her.

Reviewed Oct. 17, 2020
I just wanted to share my experience at a Marshalls in Brandon, FL today. I was attempting to go into the store at about 1pm today, when I was stopped by an associate at the door, and told I could not come in due to "to many people at the register". I was advised I could wait at the door, and the wait time shouldn't exceed 5-10 minutes. Now, while 5-10 minutes doesn't seem like a long time, I will tell you that I am NOT going to wait to enter a store to spend my money. All was not lost, however...I took my money down the street to a high end consignment shop, and found better deals. It was also refreshing, to enter a business who treats people as adults, quite capable of distancing, etc.
I just wanted to share my experience as being denied entry to shop (no matter how long), is highly offensive, and not good business sense. I WAS a frequent shopper with your establishment, however, after today, I will no longer waste my time. I am glad that your company is doing so well, you can treat your shoppers with such little regard. P.S. I have shared my experience with a few people, bad business experiences DO get around.
Reviewed June 4, 2020
My mother in law got charged twice called and they could not refund her or send her gift card very upset over it I’m 3 hours away from the store. My mother in law is elderly and nothing can be done. Unless you go back to store.
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2020
First time shopping at Marshalls. I found what I thought were good buys on men's shirts. Later the buttons started chipping and cracking and falling off. Since I do no like to shop for clothing and do not frequently shop, I was very disappointed. Looking for decent quality button down shirts again.
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2020
Whenever I go shopping, Marshalls is my first stop. Their variety and prices are most often better than other department stores. However, sometimes you really have to spend time hunting through racks of clothing--but that can be part of the fun! I love a bargain. I have noticed like most average-priced and some high-end stores, quality is difficult to find. I've seen a lot more synthetic fabrics--modal, rayon, acetate, etc. I prefer cotton and linen with a small amount of polyester. Although the synthetics are soft, they just don't last and they don't breathe. That's why I spend time in the "hunt" for a quality garment. Marshalls also has a great selection of glassware, candles, bedding and home accessories, including seasonal items. Finally, they have a generous return policy.
Reviewed Feb. 13, 2020
Love shopping here. Great selection in every department. Some designer name clothing at affordable prices. I even find things for my furry animals. Toys, treats and beds! I don't need to go anywhere else when I can find everything I need here.
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2020
I absolutely love shopping at Marshalls stores because of the great selection of merchandise in clothing, household goods and shoes. Shoes selection is a little lacking sometimes, I wish they would carry more sizes and selection. But overall... Marshalls is always a great shopping experience! You will always find what you need and MORE!
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2020
I wish I could give a 0. I do majority of my shopping online, From Amazon, to coffee orders, to Macy's, DSW etc. First time ordering online from Marshall's. Will never again. I placed order on 01/20/2020. Received email confirmation it was placed on 01/20/2020. And never another update. Today was my 4th call to Marshall's online customer service and all they can tell me is they can reach out to the fulfillment center. I "Had" to wait until today 10 business days later to cancel (Marshall's online still can not tell me when it" possibly" would be shipped). And even though they can not give me a Ship date (about 100.00 worth of merchandise ordered). They still need to send an email to the fulfillment center to get it cancelled and my credit. Big disappointment.
Reviewed Feb. 1, 2020
My order was cancelled with no explanation. I am on a time limit to receive the items, I could have ordered elsewhere within the time frame it took them to let me know they did not have the item in stock, assuming that is why the order was cancelled. It took them 3 1/2 to let me know. First time ordering online with Marshalls, I had higher expectations for them since their stores do pretty well.
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2020
I've ordered from their website many times and from their sister site, Marshalls and encountered some issues. Marshalls never sent me a sweater and kept telling me they couldn't cancel the order and that it has been "released to shipment." I think they stalled in fulfilling the order, it ran out of stock and haven't bothered to do anything about it. Luckily I was not charged for it. The next issue was that they sent the wrong color of a sweater but labeled it as the correct color. I didn't bother to contact them as I didn't hate the grey color. But...
This time, they sent me another wrong item. It's by the same brand and a similar texture but in no way the same style. It's a totally different color and a turtleneck. I tried contacting them through email, which has gotten a response in the past. This time, nothing. I opened a dispute with Paypal. I adore their stores and have had smooth online orders in the past. But it seems they try to "substitute" ordered items by either random items or by similar ones. It's strange and I've never encountered a company that does this. I refuse to believe their staff is that incompetent to realize teal is not the same as grey. It's as if they think if they just throw a random item in the order, the customer will be pacified. I'd rather have the item cancelled than be excited for an item and discover it's the wrong one. I'm hoping my other two orders are fulfilled correctly but if not, I won't order online from them again.
Reviewed Jan. 21, 2020
I found the jacket at Marshalls and went to a cashier to pay it. She told me the price was not right and detached the tag. It was $19.99 and she put the new price that was $229.99. I couldn't understand her decision and asked her to take a picture of the price tag because I would like to know she was lying or not by sending the picture to Marshalls company to confirm the price was right. But she didn't let me do it and yelled to me "conversation is over." Her attitude was very rude and I couldn't still believe she put the right price. She told me she would prove that price was right by bringing the same jacket in the Marshalls but she couldn't. How can I believe her?
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2019
Purchased 4 Tommy Hilfiger outerwear vests, tried them on, ripped them off my body, extremely toxic, cancer causing. Recall these vests, do not sell anywhere. Made in Vietnam, need I say more. Too many chemicals, terrorism through chemicals, chemical warfare. Cannot touch these products with bare hands. Seems as if we USA citizens cannot purchase anything now made in the USA. Everything imported extremely toxic, cancer causing, intentional, premeditated.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2019
The store racks were so packed with clothing, making it a bit difficult to pull a garment from the rack, look at it and put it back on the rack if it wasn't what I wanted. But prices were great for the brands available.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2019
Always able To find something I like. I like that the shoe Dept is in order. They are not all over the place. I love to search for new things whether clothes or home items. Also enjoy their snacks. Always different and I like trying new things.
Reviewed Oct. 9, 2019
Marshalls is a great place to shop if you are looking for brand names for a much lower price. You never know what you are going to find when you shop there. It’s hit or miss, but it’s definitely worth a trip once a month!
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2019
The store receives designer brands. They do markdowns. They have a Rewards Card. When you spend $200.00 you receive a $10.00 rewards certificate to spend at Sierra Club, TJMAX, Homegoods and Marshalls. They are open in Fort Worth, Tx. 7 days a week. There are always enough check out clerks to help you with purchases. Returns are permitted. 30 day return policy with receipt. Store credit for gift receipts and no sales receipt. Plenty of dressing rooms. I have never had to wait to try on clothes. HomeGoods is included in the store which carries furniture, lamps, bedding, pots and pans, dishes, decorations, towels, comforters, rugs, men's, women, juniors and children. They carry shoes and purses (leather and manmade). Nearing the checkout you can find misc. things, cell phone covers, gift bags, food items (also a food section). They carry men's and women's discounted cologne, Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum. I love shopping there!!
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2019
I bought numerous items at Marshalls. Some for my home, and a few things for my son’s new apartment. He is a 2nd year college student in another state. About a week after I left to go back home he realized the $25 shelf was not going to work out and wanted to return it. I had the receipt with me (10 hours away). I contacted Marshalls to explain the situation and to see if they would accept a photo of the receipt. (He had just made a return to Walmart using a photo of a receipt.) They responded no - said they had no way of knowing if the receipt was real or fake.??? Ridiculous.
If they entered the info from the receipt they would know it was a legitimate transaction. The student apartments don’t have mail delivery from the USPS for the first few weeks after move in until P.O. Boxes can be established, otherwise if mail it to him. Not worth the $ to UPS a receipt. Lesson learned! I will shop where I appreciate the customer service and where stores appreciate their customers.
Reviewed July 7, 2019
I went to Marshalls at Montrose Crossing Rockville Pike, On 7/3/2019 around 3 pm. I was checked out at register 7. I forgot my LV checkered brown wallet/coin purse at register 7. I went to Party City on Rockville Pike to Purchased Birthday balloons. I realize when I went to the cash register that my wallet was nowhere to be found. Last place I were with my wallet was at Marshalls. I called the store and I placed on hold and then the manager on duty came on the phone. I explained to her that I was at the store ten minutes ago and I forget my wallet at the register where I were checked out.
I drove back to Marshalls and the manager told me no wallet was found, so I asked to review the store Surveillance. She told me that there were no lost prevention associate working on that day. I told the manager that I were going to notify the police to make a report about the incident. Meanwhile I was standing there talking to the manager when the same employee whom I suspected of taking my wallet shift ended. She came to the manager with a plastic bag and said to the manager, "Check my bag. I’m leaving," but her handbag was never checked by the manager. That didn’t sit well with me.
The police officer showed up. I explained what happened to the officer who then went into the store to see if lost prevention can review the cameras only for the manager on duty to tell the officer that the cameras have been down for three weeks. She should’ve just told me the truth, but I believe she told the officer that lie because she knew that old lady stole my wallet and it’s a bad look on the company if the police found out it’s one of Marshalls store associates. My Fourth of July was ruined by this incident.
Reviewed July 4, 2019
The Marshalls in West Los Angeles at Olympic and Sawtelle is the best run in the company. The merchandise is always professionally displayed and I never fail to buy more than I expected. We live much closer to the Marshalls in Culver City, but make the drive to this one since it's the best one around. Kudos to the management. Keep up the great work!
Reviewed May 28, 2019
I went to the Marshalls on Hall Road in Sterling Hts to see about getting some pillow shams. Well for one thing the store is over crowded with merchandise, which would be good if they had room to go down the isles with your cart. I couldnt find any shams so I found a shower curtain instead. Continued to shop in the pet isle so I left my cart at the end of the isle so I could just walk down and look at things. So I went back to get my cart and it was gone shower curtain and all. I've had this happen at this store several times. I was told by the clerk they go around taking carts when they see them alone. Well I wouldnt leave my cart if you could get down the isles. So I'm not going back to that Marshalls again.. I can see why internet shopping is taking over.
Reviewed May 10, 2019
I went into Marshalls in the Fiesta Marketplace Shopping Center at 419 E. Mother's Day. I started at the Shoes, then Fragrances, Purses, Wallets (which I needed because the zipper on mine had broken). The whole time I was being followed by sales associates, then managers, then the security guard... who if I'm not mistaken, is supposed to be stationed at the front of the store to catch people that shoplift?? He ended up in the purse section, (which I found strange). Anyway, my cart was pretty full as I had found things for my husband, my daughter, my mom, and I was, like I said, actively looking for a really cute Mother's Day outfit!!
When I shop for something particular, I buy the top, the jeans, the shoes, and of course, the purse and appropriate fragrance. I'm a very picky/particular woman and when I am going to a family function, or ANYWHERE for that matter, I always look my best. Marshalls carries Michael Kors, which is one of my favorite brands/designers, as well as Betsey Johnson. The prices are really reasonable, and I only use Betsey Johnson wallets. I'm only pointing this out because I am reiterating the fact that I'm a very particular/picky woman and shopper. I don't go out much, because I suffer from Severe Anxiety Disorder as well as OCD. So, when I shop, I get exactly what I want, and I take my time picking everything out.
I was in the women's clothing section looking through all the various tops as I had found several pairs of jeans that I wanted which were in my cart and the last thing I needed to find was that perfect top. I felt really awkward trying to put the clothing up to my body because, one, they have no dressing rooms, and two, I was afraid to even ASK for assistance because these "sales associates" were extremely UNAPPROACHABLE. The security guard would not take his eyes off of me. I didn't know if he was being creepy or looking to see if I was going to steal something, but I could literally FEEL him staring at me, which doesn't agree with my severe anxiety.
I was sweating profusely, and my stomach was totally nauseated. I've never stolen anything in my life. I've never stolen from them, obviously, and I never would!! I had my purse in plain view in the front of the cart and I wasn't acting suspicious or anything. I was just very very aware of every single eye in the store on me. As uncomfortable as I was, I was going to finish my shopping. I took my compact out of my purse and began to put some powder on my nose and look at my makeup to see if maybe I looked bad, or my mascara was running..something to show me why they were all watching me so intently. I'm very obsessive about making sure that everything is perfect and matches, which is why I take so long in stores. I like to shop, I love looking at EVERYTHING. I start from the front and I make my way all the way through the store.. that's what I DO! I can spend up to four hours inside of Walmart.
I was aware that I had been in the store for about an hour and a half, there were certain customers in there when I came in and were there longer than I was, and we're still there but nobody was looking at them. Mind you, this is a 90% Hispanic area and me being **, I felt as though I was being profiled from the second I walked in, because this is not the first time I have been treated like absolute garbage in that store. They have treated my husband and I unfairly and disrespectfully. They've treated my friends like criminals/shoplifters as well.
I have worked in retail, loss prevention, customer service, human resources, and I've actually trained employees, so I know that this kind of behavior towards customers is completely unacceptable in this kind of retail environment. Something must be done about this IMMEDIATELY because this behavior is a representation of ALL TJX Companies!! I really believe that these people need a human resources 101 training class and they need to realize that they are in customer service and if they don't like dealing with people than they probably shouldn't. They act as though they haven't received ANY kind of training WHATSOEVER. I was mortified at what happened next.
The store manager approached me and said, "Ma'am you can't do that here." I looked at him in disbelief. "I can't do what here?" I asked. He said, "Whatever it is that you're doing, you just can't do it." The security guard was approaching us like there was going to be a situation. I weigh one hundred pounds, the store manager is a grown man...what situation could he possibly need to attend to?! So I asked him, "I'm not allowed to fix my makeup as I look for an outfit?" He answered me, "No, you can't." I said, "Excuse me? This is a free country and I can do whatever I want in this store. I'm a customer and I spend a lot of money in here. I've never stolen from here or stolen anything from anywhere." He then replied, "It's not about freedom. It's about perception, and you've been in the store for almost two hours and your cart is full, so it looks bad. I'm going to have to call the police if you don't leave."
I was shocked at this absurd accusation!!! I told him, "So your perception of me is that because I'm ** and have tattoos and because I've been in here for a whole two hours, that I'm stealing? Wow.." Needless to say, I was embarrassed, upset, angry and confused.. Who in their right mind, as a store manager, thinks it's okay to treat customers like that??? I'm going to complain through every avenue that I possibly can everyday until something happens. I'm going to make sure that I file complaints to everybody under this corporate umbrella, post reviews and tell anybody who will listen. Already emailed the OC Register, and I'm going to post on Yelp, Foursquare, etc. Jennifer **
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2019
I was told by the sales clerk that because the sneakers I wanted to buy didn't have shoe strings that could get an additional discount on the sale. When I went to the cashier and asked about the additional discount because no strings...I was told that was not her problem and I couldn't get a discount. I asked to speak with a manager. I was told by the cashier that I could not. So I seen a gentleman behind the counter and asked him and he told yes and told the cashier to give me an additional 5% off. Which was ok with me. Then she told him no. "It's discounted enough already". He told her again to apply the discount then he was called by another employee. Then cashier said "I'm not doing it and walked away". The cashier next to her stated that she was sorry for what happened and complete the transaction. I called the store once I got home. The Marshalls in New York 125st store between Lenox Ave & 7 Ave.
Reviewed Feb. 11, 2019
On 2/2/19, a little after 4 in the afternoon, I was at the Marshalls in Princeton, NJ looking at shoes. I found one pair of Unisa boots that I liked and went to try it on. The boots were in a box and I tried on the top shoe. When I lifted the paper to grab the other pair to try on, a dead mouse and some sort of dark colored brown residue was under the paper and on the shoe. I found someone in the shoe department and he took the box away with the dead mouse and one foot shoe, since I still had the top shoe on my foot. After being traumatized by the dead mouse, there was no way that I was buying a shoe that a mouse had crawled around, possibly defecated and died on. I went to customer service and explained the situation with the dead mouse and asked if she could call another store to see if they possibly had the boot in a size 10. I had no luck with that.
Anyway, I have spoken to many friends and family about this situation and they have all advised me to contact Marshalls. Or a consumer agency because of how the mouse situation was handled afterwards. I saw the guy that took away the box come back with the other foot. I spoke to him about being scared to try the size 9 shoe that was also in a box. In talking to him, I could see the boot he had taken away still had some of the brownish white residue on it still from the mouse. He put it back on the shelf and that is what bothers me. I would think they would damage it out or use some sort of cleaner to clean a boot. It didn't look like the boot was cleaned in any way and it was put out for someone else to buy as is. I think that is gross and unsanitary. Now, I will think twice before buying shoes from Marshalls and especially shoes in a box. I tried contacting Marshalls through their web page and I keep getting an error message and gave up.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2019
I went to the Bishops Corner store in West Hartford Ct. I had a temporary credit card email in lieu of the new card on route 7-10 days. I had used the temp at the Newington Ct. Store. Mgr. Refused to accept my temporary card, canceled my transaction and lied and said the store does not have that capability and does not have that store policy. Until I called customer service on phone. Everything changed now. All of a sudden store has that capability. Tried to apologize and said she didn't know it was a new account. Lie. That's the first thing I said when she came to me. I totally feel I was treated this way because of my color.
Reviewed Dec. 25, 2018
I love this store because you can find unique, one of a kind gifts around the holidays and for a fairly cheaper price than other stores. Every time I go, I find something. Then if you go after Christmas, for their markdowns, you save even more. You can start next year's shopping now and be ahead of the game.
Reviewed Dec. 10, 2018
I purchased a perfume from Marshalls. I asked the store employee and cashier if I could return it if I didn’t like it they both said yes. Well two days later I called the store to let them know I would be returning it. The lady that answered the phone said she did not think so but she would check. Then she hung up on me. I called their corporate number and they said they do not accept returns on fragrances. The only was I could get a refund is if the manager for that district authorized it. They gave me his number. And I called, his secretary said he was busy. So more of the runaround. I tried to call the store back and the lady hangs up before I can even say hello. If it can’t be returned then say that so I know. I wanted an answer. What kind of store is this? I will never buy another fragrance from there.

Reviewed Nov. 28, 2018
I purchased 2 hair care products, thinking that I'd have a chance to try something new. I opened the products. The first one, the perfume odor made me sick. The 2nd one, I put little on my hair, but hated it. I brought them back to return. I was told that they were used and could not be returned. People stand in the store and try beauty products all the time! I was honest and for burned. Until now, I've shopped at Marshalls multiple times per month. I was just cured of my habit!
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2018
I hate this ** place. When you try to return something they make you wait in line for hours like they just didn't give a **. They want you to buy from them but when you have an issue with their merchandise they treat you like a piece of **!!!!
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2018
I purchased a blue MK shirt and a pink Free People jacket at Marshalls near my job in Cleveland Heights, OH. After trying the items on at home, I decided, I did not want the clothing. I went to return the 2 items with tags and receipt to the store closest to me in Avon, OH. I went to the counter to return the items. The cashier name was Mila. I told her the items were on 2 different receipts. She immediately looked at the jacket and stated, the jacket is a made by Free People. It is not sold during this season although I have a receipt where I just bought it the day before. Mila said, she did not know if, she could return the jacket until she look it up and speak with her manager. I said, "Okay." She came back and said the item is okay.
The ticket matched the item but the store (Cleveland Heights) ticketed the item wrong. It should have 1208 instead of 1235. I asked Mila to call the store to inform the manager the jackets are ticketed incorrectly. So that no one else had to experience this embarrassment. Mila refused. I asked her to get her manager. The manager, Christina came over and refused at first. Christina also refused to give me her name. I told Mila and Christina I was going to call corporate office and report what happen and it was blew off. Mila said, "That’s fine. Nothing will happen." WOW! What an experience! Please know that ticket have the wrong department on items. Avon Marshalls stated this. It’s not the customer’s fault. You will not know unless you return the item. Too much!
Reviewed Aug. 17, 2018
I work about 4 miles away from the Midwest City, OK store location. I decided to grab some lunch in the area and run some errands. One of those errands was to return some dresses I had bought a few days prior. I decided to look around and eventually chose to purchase a few items. I went to the counter to return my things and purchase my new finds. Ivette was my cashier. She was unfriendly from the start. She immediately grabbed the verification scanner and scanned the first dress. A code popped up she didn't understand. She inspected the Marshalls tag and the dressmakers tag thoroughly. She proceeded to scan the next dress. Ivette examined both tags on the second dress and proceeds to call for the on duty manager, Shae. At this point, there are 10 people in line behind me and every single one of them is staring at me.
Shae informs me that she has no idea what the code is on the first dress. “The second dress doesn’t claim to be a Calvin Cline and is actually supposed to be black and white” she relays. I politely ask “Why is the fault placed on your customer, if the machine has an error and/or the wrong tag is on the merchandise?” Shae ignores my question, gathers up my returns and walks to the back with Ivette tagging along. I am left at the front desk feeling as though I have done something wrong by trying to return items which did not work for me.
Shae and Ivette return. Shae informs me the numbers do not match, there isn’t anything on the floor with those item numbers and I can try to take them to the store I purchased the items from if I like. Shae then walked away. I purchased over $100 of merchandise and asked for the store managers’ name. Ivette was obviously flustered; she could not understand what I was asking. I repeated myself two times and finally she gave me the name Hannah, but claims she did not know her last name.
Moral of the story… Marshalls treats their customers as if they are all thieves. The clothes were in perfect condition, obviously since I purchased them less than a week ago. I had my receipts. All maker and Marshall tags were attached. AND I was purchasing several more items. The staff had no problem embarrassing me and offered no solution other than to spend my gas and time going to another store. I WILL NOT shop at Marshalls again due to this ridiculous treatment. Homegoods and T.J. Maxx are very close to losing my business as well.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2018
Well... just had my own "Shopping While **" situation at Marshall's yesterday that I found quite upsetting. I found a light fall jacket and brought it into the fitting room to try on. When I got there, I was told I could not try on the jacket in the fitting room and had to use the mirrors in the store to try it on. I thought that was kind of odd and said to the attendant incredulously, "Why not? It's CLOTHING! I want to try it on in private, not in the store, in front of everyone." She took the jacket from me and said she would hold it until I was done trying on my other things. A ** girl and her mother overheard our conversation, and asked the lady, "Why can't she try it on? You just let US try jackets on." Needless to say, I was PISSED and reported this to the store manager.
The manager apologized and confirmed that this was their policy. I told her, "That's fine, but then it needs to be consistent for all customers, not just me." She assured me she would handle it, but just in case she didn't, I shared my story on their FB page. Well... their Regional Manager just called me, and it turns out this is NOT their policy and never has been. The only items not allowed in the fitting room are jewelry or things from their houseware department. He apologized profusely, offered me a gift card for the jacket and said he would be at the store first thing tomorrow to speak to the managers and staff about their "made-up policy."
Retail racism is REAL. I have had so many experiences like this in my lifetime, (particularly in high end stores) and would usually just angrily walk out of the store without buying anything. Not anymore. I don't let ANYTHING go. These stores will continue to treat us this way if we don't stop them. Share your stories and report these clerks, cashiers, fitting room attendants and store managers. Thanks for reading.
Reviewed July 16, 2018
Never again will I shop at Marshalls. I spend a lot of money on that store. I never return anything there, until I bought a pair of shoes, wore them for a couple hours and they broke to the point that they cannot be worn again. I took them back asking just for an exchange and they said no because unfortunately I threw away my receipt. (I never had an experience like that so I threw the receipt.) Their excuse is I had already worn the shoes. I asked for the manager and she was just as rude as the cashier and then I asked for the corporate phone number and they gave me a fake number. So I will spend my money somewhere else.
Reviewed July 15, 2018
I thought when I departed that I should have looked at the receipt because the amount due sounded high. I was in a rush and when I got home (90 miles away) and compared the receipt to the price tags, I saw that the cashier had charged me twice for the same item. This experience occurred at the Marshalls in Richmond, Virginia off West Broad near Wistar Road.
Reviewed April 28, 2018
I was at Vienna Marshalls today and a lady that works there, her name is Faatimi. She came to me and yelled, "Don't do that!" When I asked what are you talking about? She pointed at two blouses lying on the floor on the other end of the aisle. I hadn't even reach that part. I was shocked because she yelled on top of her voice and people looked at us... I was so embarrassed. I asked her how does she know that I did that and plus who gave her the right to talk to a customer like that! I complained to the manager but all this manager did is to tell me he was sorry that I was treated this way. I am so disappointed and upset.
Reviewed April 25, 2018
I have shopped the Marshalls store in Manassas, VA a few times. None of the employees ever acknowledge you as a customer. When you ask questions the employees are rude & don’t want to be helpful. I have spoken to the store manager before, Connie, and she is just as rude as her employees if not worse it seems. How can you run a store and expect people to return unless the store manager is willing to correct problems and this store manager is not willing. I’m amazed this store even stays open with the way the store shelves are pure chaos. You have to be willing to hunt for a bargain to go into this store and then put up with horrible customer service. I think it is the worst I’ve ever experienced anywhere ever. This store manager needs to go through retraining along with her employees. I would never recommend this store to family or friends. It goes along with the saying... ”I wouldn’t wish this on my worst enemy.”
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2018
I have been shopping in the stores and customers are bringing any size dogs into the store. I seen dogs in handbags or totes. I have seen dogs spread out in shopping carts. I have seen large dogs on leashes. Everyone is not pet friendly. I do not want to shop with noisy dogs, stinking dogs and dogs that have hair flying all around the store. I have an email from Marshalls stating that customers can bring any dog into the store as long as they are potty trained... They are not even concerned that some customers are allergic to dogs... On the window it says SERVICE ANIMALS WELCOME... does not say any type of dog.
Something really needs to be done about this. What will happen in the future when customers want to bring their cats, snakes, birds. and all different types of animals shopping with them. I have seen customers with their dogs in carts and you think they clean or wipe the carts when they are through? I once watched a women's dog urinate while in the cart, she kept shopping took her dog out when she was finished. Was it fair to the associate to have to clean up her dog's mess? Leave your dogs at home.
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2018
Marshalls on Rt 9 in Manalapan, NJ (store # 0595) the very rude service. All associates are angry. Never smile. Like today I went to return the Calvin Klein sports pants. I had a receipt, and tag was attached. But the cashier took my item and went to check was it stolen or not? On my question if something wrong? She started to lie. She was rude to me. Except to say sorry, she got more rude and smiled in sarcastic way. It happened not a first time in this store location. She knows the store policy. I felt like I am a thief. I'm going to talk all my family to do not going at this store anymore.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2018
The shoe section has hardly any good selection. It used to have a nice shoe section but it looks horrible. Besides the selections it is set up horribly. It looks like the store employees don't maintain it. Now I'm only speaking of the location in Spectrum. The other Marshalls have a greater selection and is organized.
Reviewed Jan. 15, 2018
I was visiting Marshalls new where I live and look for some very specific shoes by Converse. The staff were very helpful and contacted the store in the north state just to find out the model for me. I was then brought with several options and sizes and was very pleased overall. They were on sale also and I gained a 40% discount! So it was a very good purchase.
Reviewed Jan. 14, 2018
Went to shop at Marshalls at Gateway Dr. Brooklyn NY. Mostly all employees were nice except for this nasty person with the nameplate of Shakira **. She was working at one of the registers there and I was at another register getting my items rung up. Needless to say, a lot of merchandise are missing price tags. I brought up 2 identical items and one was marked down and the other was not. So I asked my cashier to please do a price check on the items I have to purchase so that I know what amount I am paying for each item. So I also wanted to purchase an item the cashier had told me was also marked down and she went to get a new tag and this Shakira ** person told my cashier that I can not buy the item at the new current price because she accused me of returning the item. Which is totally untrue and false.
So I asked to speak to the manager on duty and I had her scan the item in question and she said the item is marked down and she placed a new sticker price on the box. So now my friendly cashier apologised for the way Shakira ** was making false accusations. So the cashier now continued to ring up my items and the MOD came back and said to me that I won't be able to purchase the item if I returned the item on the same day. So now I am fuming because this idiot Shakira ** is saying I returned the item and tried to purchase it again on the same day with the new price adjustment. So she is completely lying at this point because I did not return any item on this day. I went to this store to shop and make a purchase. Not a return.
There was no return of any item whatsoever processed on this day so she was being very rude and lying to the MOD because I ended up being able to purchase the item at its current sale price. So if anyone is to go to shop at this Marshall at Gateway Dr in Brooklyn. Be aware of this rude unprofessional lying employee that they have working for them.

Reviewed Jan. 2, 2018
This place had a horrible smell to it. I had made a purchase and the cashier had shorten me by $20. When I had informed them about this they told me they couldn't give me my money back due to the money drawer was only reading $5 over.
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2017
I just had the worst experience in customer service at Marshalls on 1585 Plymouth Rd, Minnetonka, MN. I went in to return a hat and cashier ** with bad attitude gave me a really hard time. After leaving the store, I called and explain the situation to store manager **. ** excuse was the cashiers were only being paid minimum wage and ** was sick.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2017
I had a great manager named Kerry in the Patchogue, NY store assist me with returning quite a few items. Everything had tags on it, but I didn't have receipts. Kerry was pleasant & very helpful with my return. Kerry ** an asset to the Marshalls company name! Thanks again.
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2017
MARSHALLS FAMILY. I shopped at your store Rehoboth Beach De. On 9/20. I live in Princess Anne, MD. On 9/30 upon checking my acct. for the month I saw two sales - my one for 70.87 and one other for 58.95 I did not recognize. I thought your store made an error and was charged for a sale that I did not make. So I called the store back on 9/30. I spoke with Brenda **, told her my story and how thought Marshalls was in error. She listened patiently took all my information and said she would get back to me. She has awesome people skills! Not once did she make me feel small or give me that condescending attitude (I'm like yeah right. I will never hear from this chick again). In the meantime I call my bank and they are looking to it as well.
WELL FAST FORWARD TO 10/6 1pm... less than a week later. Miss ** calls me back. They have located and checked the receipts and I did indeed swipe my card twice for the two sales within one minute of each other. I'm like, "Brenda I have accounted for all the merchandise the 70.87 purchase. Do you have me on camera actually taking the merchandise with me. Could I have possibly left it on the Counter?" Miss ** let me get loss prevention to take a look at that. 530pm SAME day Miss ** was on top of it, not only did I swipe my card twice AND take my merchandise, she told me exactly what I purchased.
When she said a little junior purple fur jacket. I stopped her, I said, "Brenda say no more! I know exactly what happened and I DO indeed have my merchandise." I apologized profusely OMG! What a senior dang moment. I just want to say Thank you too for your employees for going above and beyond for me when I was the one in the wrong. I have 5 Grandpeeps. I shop early for them. When I came home I immediately took my Xmas purchases to the attic for their individual bags. I went to upstairs to double check. There it was hanging up in all its glory my Marshall's purchase for 58.95! Once again I Thank you for your gracious employees. I am and will continue to be a faithful Marshalls shopper BY THE BY I have as yet to hear from my bank.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2017
I was looking for a particular shirt and Lillian was a floor associate. I asked her if she could tell me where a certain shirt was. She SHOOED ME!!! Told me to look for it myself. Then a ** women was near. She asked her if she could help her. Really??? I felt disrespected as an ** woman to disregard my ask for assistance.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2017
We got the credit card after being heavily talked into doing so by the cashier. Marshall's never followed up with a receipt, email, phone call, or bill in the mail to pay off the credit card balance (which was small). Finally following up a few months later as a normal busy schedule would permit, we found that the balance ballooned four times the initial value which we had been planning on paying immediately. The individual spoken to did not address our claims, and judging by the reviews of the company I'm absolutely not surprised. Moral of the story, don't get the Marshall's credit card.
Reviewed July 21, 2017
I always shop at Marshalls and spend an easily $200 or more a week. Well, I went shopping this one day and I purchased lots of clothes for my husband and I told him that to try it out to see if he wanted to return everything. So he did and I returned a couple of shirts and a cologne that I forgot to check the inside and the cap was missing. Well, I somehow lost my receipt and I had paid with my credit card. She did not want to take my returns. I will never shop at Marshalls again so karma is a **.
Reviewed July 13, 2017
Just got a 50-60 ft junk popular taken down and debris removed. The guys had it down and completed in 3 hrs. Working in the rain. Left the place clean and were very professional. Definitely will use them for all our outdoor needs.
Reviewed June 29, 2017
This seems to be a pretty common experience with Marshalls, no matter which store it is. I bought a Bluetooth speaker that had multiple alarm devices on it. One high tech one that took 4 different employees to get off of it, and one sticky tag that needed to be deactivated. Well it seems that one wasn't properly deactivated and the alarm went off when I left. So I handed over my bags for them to see if a tag was left on and they ran them over the pad that deactivates those tags. So she does that and swings my bags back through the door, and the alarm doesn't sound. Instead of giving me my bags and letting me go she says "It's not the bags, now you walk through".
Um, excuse me!?! Basically saying that I must have stolen something, even though she just ran my bags over the sensor that describes the security tags. Needless to say I'm pretty furious, and highly offended. I spend a lot of money at Marshalls sometimes, and they treat me like a thief when one of their employees forgets to describe the sensors?! Won't be going back to the Marshalls in Leominster, Mass anytime soon.
Reviewed April 15, 2017
Never going back into the Marshalls on Federal Road! Very rude and unprofessional staff! This one Latina female did not know how to do an exchange. I asked, “why don't you just ask a manager to help you.” She rudely says, “I know what I am doing. I don't need one!” She ended up charging my credit card twice and practically throws the receipt to me. I should have reported her to her manager! Disgusting!
Reviewed April 10, 2017
I had made a purchase at a TJ Maxx store in Sheboygan out two weeks prior. I realized that I bought the wrong size. I happened to be at a marshals store in Mequon and decided to return the item. The store clerk said that they do not take returns from TJ Maxx stores, which she said is their sister store, and that I needed to return it to a TJ Maxx store! I asked why, when I pay for a gift card, and it has both stores on the card, and I can use said cards at both stores. Why was I not able to return a purchase at either store? She just said that's the way it is! Even though I had said that I had returned at both stores in the past, she said that was not possible! I would like to know the stores policy on returns!
Reviewed March 20, 2017
I bought my son a shirt from Marshalls to wear on picture day. I got the shirt home and even though the shirt said large the fit was too small for my son and he never wore it on picture day because I did not have time to exchange it before picture day which was the next day. So he ended up wearing a shirt that he already had and when I took the shirt back to Marshalls they said the shirt had been worn and she turned the shirt all inside and out and there were built in dirt spots all under the armpits of the shirt which I never saw when I bought the overpriced shirt. But needless to say the cashier told me that she could not refund me the $25 for the shirt because it had been worn.
And I was taken aback because I know my son only had the shirt on for 1 minute to try it on and it didn't fit. And he took it right off so there is no way that he could have caused the built in oiliness and dirt that was under the armpits on the inside of that shirt. So I know someone wore that shirt and returned it and they put that dirty shirt back on the rack for sale after some cashier overlooked that and let someone return it. And I ended up being the one that bought it unaware of the stains on the inside under the armpits and now I am stuck with a shirt that my son can't wear because it fits entirely too small. So $25 down the drain.
Reviewed March 1, 2017
I went to the register to pay and I had a regular price item of clothing and another one was on clearance. The cashier looked at the clearance and since the price was too low she started to look to see if I had changed the price tag. She even asked another cashier if she thought it was changed. I don't think it's appropriate for them to look so much and make the client feel like they're stealing.
Reviewed Feb. 17, 2017
I went to Marshalls on Jamaica ave, Queens, NY, a few hours ago, around 7 pm. While waiting in line there was only one cashier, out of about ten, working and the rest were not. I went to a lady who was supposed to help me pay and go, but she rudely screamed at me to go back in line, even though I was the only one left. I told her I had to go quickly for my meter is expiring, she would not listen! I left leaving the stuff behind. I secured my car and then went back. I wasn't going back but I thought that the other employees were not the same. Wrong. I was to discover that they were all the same. I will never be back again. Affordability means nothing if you are to be rude!
Reviewed Dec. 16, 2016
I wanted to do a layaway, I waited for like 30 minutes. Nobody paid any attention to me even after I let three employees know that I needed to be attended. I decided to go to the front of the store to make a complaint and that is when things got worse. There's a clerk name Gabriel that was the most disrespectful man ever. This guy talk to me in a way that reminded me of the treatment you get when you are in a place run by the government. All pushy and defiance. Whatever happened to the phrase the customer is always right!! Course I let this dude know that he was being rude but he could care less. I did not buy anything and I'm not planning to visit or buy in this store again.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2016
When I came to the Marshalls in the Polaris location today I heard people talking about us as soon as we walked in on their headsets to keep an eye on us. My boyfriend and I came to shop but felt uncomfortable because everyone kept watching us. I left spending $30 and went to TJ Maxx and spent $460. You guys shouldn't be so stereotypical, just because we're a young minority couple doesn't mean we are coming to steal.
Updated review: Nov. 5, 2016
I am happy. The district manager was VERY empathetic and seemed to want me, as a customer, to be PLEASED with Marshalls, NOT angry and frustrated as I was.
Marshalls is back, for me, in SPITE of the manager, who hopefully, will gain some customer service skills.
Original Review: Oct. 31, 2016
I purchased a GUESS purse for $49.99 at Marshalls on Saturday, 10/29/16. I went out to eat that night and then on Monday when I went to go to work and looked at my purse, it was all coming apart on the front. I got my price tag and receipt and along with the damaged purse, attempted to return it to the Rockville, MD Marshalls store. The clerk frowned and got the manager, Eric **, who told me I had the WRONG ticket that did not come off of that purse. I informed him that, yes it did. He insisted it did not, and blatantly all but called me a thief and a liar. This is absurd. The ticket matched the receipt, the cashier was on hand, yet I was not permitted to ask her and she tried FOUR times to get the plastic antitheft device off the purse, so I figured she would remember.
Eric, the manager, smugly smiled at me and said, smirkingly, that "NO it was NOT the ticket that came on the product," even though I informed him that it WAS on the purse that I purchased, wrong ticket or not, it was what was on it upon purchase. Needless to say I will NOT forget this RIPOFF management and will go to corporate or to court or BOTH. Management at Marshalls under Eric ** is HORRIBLE and someone PLEASE train HIM in customer service and management?!?
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2016
Me and my wife come in for shoes and we meet very helpful and friendly staff. She help us out. Me and my wife, we want to thank you Barbara for help. Now my wife she told me we be back for this store if we have to do any purchase.
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2016
A few months ago I made a purchase at Marshall's in Turnersville,NJ....as it turned out I had picked up 3 items that were very similar in style to things I already had... I never even tried these items on the tags were all on the garments, my only problem was I misplaced my receipt.... I didn't think I would have a problem since I had just purchased the items no more than 2 hours before...
I couldn't have been more wrong...after waiting online for 10 minutes this woman behind the counter motions me to come forward and I proceed to explain my situation to her explaining everything including that I had just been there 2 hours before.... She then proceeded to tell me that she didn't care that the tags were still on the garments, I needed a receipt to have the money refunded back to my card but, that she could give me a store gift card.... I kept 3 other items... I am a Marshalls card holder... I frequent this store at least once a week... (not anymore) don't understand what was so difficult but the most disturbing part of this encounter was when I had asked to speak to the Store Manager she informed me she was the store manager (which judging by her appearance and demeanor I didn't believe it) I will be paying off my card and never intend to visit this store again.
Reviewed July 20, 2016
Purchased a comforter, on Clearance, FULL of BED BUGS!!! Bed Bugs then INFESTED my entire home. Returned comforter. Managers didn't care. According to Corporate office, they did EVERYTHING WRONG. Never filed insurance claim. When they were told to, I received call from Zurich Insurance Adjuster, who basically called me a LIAR, BERATED & HARASSED me to tears. Spoke to a different adjuster, who said 1st Adjuster was SO OUT OF LINE. All he said was PROVE IT, PROVE IT, over and over. It CAN be proven, on store video, just watching me when returning comforter.
I am a 55 yr old 100% disabled women now sleeping on hardwood flooring, barely sleep, full of white scars from bites etc. Feel like I'm losing my mind. Had to throw out bed, couch, zero $$ for exterminator. BEWARE. NEVER PURCHASE BEDDING OF ANY KIND FROM MARSHALLS, ESPECIALLY IF ON CLEARANCE! I STILL haven't received ANY empathy, nor compensation for the thousands of $$ I've lost!!! Marshalls, YOU'RE PATHETIC!
Reviewed July 8, 2016
In the Austell, GA store I found a pair of shoes on clearance. When I went to checkout, they told me that they needed an additional tag, and could not honor the price on them. They found a second pair and insisted I pay that higher price. I told them their ticketing error was not my fault. This is dishonest, misrepresenting pricing. I won't shop here anymore.
Reviewed July 3, 2016
We stopped into Marshalls HomeGoods to purchase a list of items, knowing your excellent quality and selection. Upon arrival I inquired if a wheelchair was available as my mother has trouble walking long-distance without a walker and somewhere to sit. Mind you on the doors are the large blue handicap accessible stickers. I was told "No we don't have the motorized carts." No problem. Just a wheelchair would be fine. "No we don't have one of those either!" Come on guys. You're missing a huge part of the population! For about $79 and a 8" by 3' spot? Are you kidding? We left spending our $400 between Kohl's, who has a wheelchair and Target who has the motorized carts! It is not just little old ladies. With the men coming back from war, you're also doing them a disservice. Please look into getting a couple of wheelchairs at least for your customers, the ones who are a "top priority". It would be a win win!
Updated on 07/09/2016: Here is the response to a complaint of no wheelchairs the handicapped. WOW!! "Thank you for contacting Marshalls Customer Service regarding motorized shopping carts and wheelchairs in our stores. We apologize for the delay in responding to you. We are very sensitive to the needs of people with disabilities. We have carefully considered providing wheelchairs and motorized carts for our customers and have decided not to offer these in our stores at this time. That said, we will continue to evaluate the matter in the future."
"However, our Store Management teams will make every effort to do whatever is necessary to assist you or any of our customers at any time. As you may have seen in our stores, we have signage for people with disabilities indicating that if a customer requires assistance, he/she should ask one of our associates, they are always glad to help. Again, thank you very much for taking the time to contact us and for sharing your concerns. You are a valued customer, and we look forward to seeing you in the stores again soon."
Reviewed June 19, 2016
I didn't know so much Marshalls store before but Some my friends are big Marshalls fan. They used to West 125th St and Broadway store so I join to go with them sometimes. Good quality and nice brand of the item there and all items are happy price!!! So many people go shopping Marshalls is popularity store. Please do not say complaints!!! Such as fancy shops of arrangement or wish to same like a high class store. This store seem like a discount store. When I go to Marshalls, always find something good item was to come at a happy price. We also went to the shop of it since TJ, but there are more shopping at Marshalls.
But Recently we experienced the unpleasant situation in the Mistake of a person's recently cash register of employees Broadway Marshalls store!!! It was purchased a few items for my family's gift and I gave them already but... When I back to home once again see the receipt I noticed that cashier double charge the same product. So We explained the contents on the phone to the store. They ask me to bring receipt and back to store because to refund the wrong amount of money. For the cash register of the mistake, we must go back to the store. OMG.
Also it takes transportation costs and time up there. But will have to correct the amount of money. It was again explained to show the receipt to the person of the cash register to go to the store. But women of the cash register, did not immediately suspected refund because it does not have the items bought. The register lady ask Store Manager then The Manager Lady told to her Okay let refund. To the number of the same items, such should be understood that it is immediately mistake from are twice cashier beating. And surprisingly, what is more unpleasant is that They never apologize to customers by embarrassed annoying mistake of employee. I want you to hire a professional employee who received more shop of education. It was not happy day!!!
Reviewed June 11, 2016
On June 6, 2016 at approximately 6 p.m. I visited the Marshalls store located at 310 E. H Street in the Terra Nova Shopping Center. The reason for my visit was to purchase conditioner and essential oils. I found the essential oil I was in search of, a rejuvenation mix, however, to my dismay the seal was broken on the bottle and it was the only one in stock. When I arrived at the register I informed the cashier, **, that the particular bottle I was intending to purchase had already been opened and some of the oil appeared to be missing and I wished to receive their standard damage discount because of this. ** examined the bottle and confirmed that it was opened but stated that in her opinion none of the oil inside was missing and she did not feel it warranted a discount.
I stated that I had in fact purchased numerous bottles of that particular oil brand and they are generally fuller, but in any case the seal was broken thus warranting a damage discount. ** then told my husband and I to wait a moment and she left her station. She returned after quite a few minutes with four separate essential oil bottles (none of which were the same brand or mix as the one I was wanting to purchase) and held them up for my husband and me to see and said "see, this bottle is no lower than these, so we can't give you a discount just because the seal is broken". I told her I no longer wanted the bottle in that case, to which she responded rudely and placed the bottle to the side and completed my transaction.
Just after leaving the store, I called and requested a manager to be put on the line. ** then answered the phone and I explained my situation to her. In response, ** put me on hold to speak with ** regarding the situation. When ** returned she stated ** had done what she was supposed to and shown me, the customer, that the product I wanted to purchase with a damage discount didn't warrant a discount. We spoke for a few minutes longer, during which ** continued to justify **'s actions. I requested **'s name as well as **'s name and told her I felt very disparaged after both the treatment I was given in store as well as the treatment I was being given from **. Only then did she say that maybe ** handled the situation incorrectly but did not apologize for her own ill-mannered behavior during our phone call.
I feel that the quality of customer service being given in the particular store is in direct response to the management team after conversing with **. Both ** and ** felt that the 50 cent discount requested by a customer for an item that was in fact opened and slightly used was too unreasonable. The level of customer service at this store is terrible. The managers are clearly untrained and care only about making their own associates happy.
Reviewed June 5, 2016
I purchased a discounted skin care product that had a security box outside the box before purchasing! The plastic wrap was perfectly intact. Looked like never opened before that gave you the sense that just a brand new product. A week later, I opened the plastic wrap... I was in total shock!!! There was an empty eyeglass case instead of the skin care product that I expected.
When I returned to the store and talked to the store manager in Dedham MA. She just refunded the money but claimed that she never saw this happened before. I said "how could the customers shop here to trust what they bought inside the package was what it said outside the box." Was it a scam? I feel like I was being set up. I have a professional job, but felt like being set up as a "theft" and couldn't believe this company was selling this "product" to the customer. It's true that customers expect discounted price products here but the products inside the package were exactly what it said outside the package! I will never go back again as I just lost trust in this company. Shop at your own risk if you can't see what's inside the package!
Reviewed May 24, 2016
I have a TJM credit card... when I want to return something I bought at Marshalls, I have to go back to Marshalls to return it. I have a card for all 3 stores. Why can't I return it at either store. It makes me very angry not to return it to either store. All stores are affiliated... Please change your policy...
Reviewed May 5, 2016
I went to Marshalls in Greenville, TX and this lady watched and followed me and my son around the store. We went there to find a yellow and black shirt for my boys, which I found. Even after she saw us in line to pay for the shirts she still continued to watch us, until we left the store. I will never go back to that store again!!! Every ** person that comes in a store is not a thief!!! She never once followed any of the ** ppl in the store. Those other ppl in the store could have taken whatever they wanted, because she was so busy watching ** ppl who don't steal and not the ** ppl who could have been stealing. ** are not the only race that steal!!
Reviewed April 13, 2016
I know Marshalls, T.J. Maxx, and HomeGoods are all separate companies under one name. I have always found similar items at the same price, between Marshalls and T.J. Maxx. New Marshalls in E. Naples FL, opened 4/1/16. I found luggage that I wanted, but no price. Not another like it in the store. Clerk says "I will price it." I thought the price seems high (and new employee) and she bluntly said "Well, do you want it?" She made up a price. I bought it for $49.99, telling her 1) it did not seem like a Marshalls price, 2) I was going to keep my receipt, and 3) check other stores and the Internet.
Later, I found the exact same merchandise at T.J. Maxx, Naples FL, same color, but $10 less. I wanted both pieces, but a credit on the Marshalls receipt when I paid $10 too much. While in Port Charlotte FL, I had both pieces and receipts with me, and proceeded to explain to Diego, why I felt I was owed a credit. Diego turned to manager Bruce, and I explained. Bruce said Marshalls and T.J. Maxx were separate stores with separate pricing, and he would not give me a $10 credit. I felt this was inconsistent among sister companies where I could use the same TJX charge card for Marshalls, T.J. Maxx, and HomeGoods companies.
The associate in the original transaction just randomly made up the price. It was later explained to me that in Marshalls' merchandising protocol, that there was no way to look up a price on a piece of merchandise, when there was no other in the store exactly like it. Manager Bruce, could have credited me $10 for a fair transaction and customer service.
Reviewed March 31, 2016
12/24/15 I purchased 16 items, for $217.00 of merchandise at store #273 the Metro Colma Mall. On 3/22/16 I returned Five items. I had the receipt and all merchandise had store tags attached. There was a pair of athletic pants which was on the receipt with tags attached $15.00 I wanted to return. The cashier Catherine started looking at me and the merchandise strange. The manager was approving the returns and Catherine, cashier started to claim the merchandise did not match the tags. Well I could not believe THIS. The manager Mike then decided to decline the return of the $15.00 athletic pants... Claiming the same reason. I could not believe this. A clerk overriding a management decision!
I explained I did not know what happen but the merchandise and tags were exactly how I purchased them, and the purchase was on the receipt. Well the cashier Catherine started looking at me as if I was scum, and a thief. I asked to speak to the manager and Mike responded he is the manager. I asked for the district manager. He said that would be him. So I asked for the number to the Regional Manager and he gave me the number **. The number was always busy.
I have been a Marshalls Customer for over 15 years but if customer service consist of lies and bad management decisions I can spend the approximately $400-600 per month at Ross, Nordstroms Rack, or Loehmans and be treated with respect and consideration. You can thank Mike and Catherine for my quick exit of Marshalls. This is a difficult decision. I have always had very good service at all the Marshalls stores. This incident occurred over a week ago and I am still disturbed. I will be returning the items I purchased that day soon.
Reviewed March 15, 2016
The cashier was horrendous. Couldn't even put my ** in the ** bags correctly. Then this ** tried asking me if I want a damn credit card. Like no ** I don't want a card. Then she kept asking me over and over and over and over. Like seriously? Then I went in the bathroom and there was green ** all over the floor. Truly made me want to puke. They have cheap ** here that breaks within a week. You're actually lucky if it doesn't break on ya way home! Lmfao so funny yet, so disappointed. NOBODY wants a ** card! Hate this place seriously.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2016
I live near Ossining, NY and sometimes go to Marshalls for perfume. 2 times I bought perfume where the wrapping stated women but it turned to be for a man. These items were rewrapped. I was told by the cashiers and a manager that they never rewrap anything which is a lie. I was able to return because I had the receipt and box. I again went to this store because I needed to buy a gift and bought a few bottles of perfume 2 for me and one for my niece as a gift. They were all wrapped and in boxes and the wrapping had the name, price and stated it was for WOMEN - I gave the gift to my niece and when she wore the perfume a couple of weeks later she was told by her friends it smells like a man's perfume. The wrapping said women not man - I did not have the receipt and she threw away the box.
When I called Marshalls woman answered and I asked to speak with a manager. She transfers me to a man. I asked for his name. He refused to give his name so I continued to explain that I bought a perfume that was wrapped stating it was a women's perfume but it was not it was for a man - he said if I did not have the receipt or the box he can't help me. I stated this happens all the time in this store. "I would like your name and the phone to your corporate office." He refused again to give me his name. VERY BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE.
I called the corporate phone #. Spoke with a woman who was professional and took my name and number and my complaint. She stated she would have the manager of the Marshalls store in Ossining, NY call me back. At this point I don't care about the perfume or getting my money back or store credit. The Marshalls in Ossining, NY customer service people as well as the man that stated he was a manager which I don't think he was they should be trained properly and the store and products if rewrapped should be wrapped correctly. This is the worst Marshalls that I have ever been to. It's messy and nothing is where it should be. Signs are incorrect - I SAY SHUT IT DOWN. Thank you. From an IRATE Customer.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2016
Store 1238. My friend and I went into Marshalls for her to return a jacket. The jacket still had the original tags attached and she did not have her receipt. I know for a fact she has not worn the item and it was sitting in a plastic bag for exactly 3 weeks. The cashier was new so he had to call the manager up to assist him the return which was fine, we didn't mind waiting. Once the manager approached the front of the store she was very rude as to saying my friend wore the item. Then she let the young gentleman step aside and create the marked down price with the handheld scanner while she assisted another customer.
My friend looked at me frustrated saying she never wore the item and that her attitude was uncalled for. The manager overheard her and left the customer she was assisting to come to my friends face and tell her that my friend had purchased a label gun and placed the tag back on the jacket after wearing it. My friend at this point did not care about getting her money back she just wanted them to know that she did not in fact wear the jacket and that she was providing horrible customer service.
I'm sorry but I worked at this exact Marshalls for a year and not once did any of our previous managers treat any customer with such disrespect no matter what the situation was. Not to mention that half the employees are always talking about partying amongst each other. I would rather shop at Wal-Mart than ever go back I'm here again.
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2016
I spent an hour and a half looking for clothing for my daughter. I found a pair of jeans and a top for her and was trying on another top for me when they announced the store (Route 256/Hill Road (Reynoldsburg, Ohio)) was closing. So I took what I had found to check out. Once home I showed her the top. She saw pulls in the material so I put it back in the bag WITH TAGS STILL ON. I took it back and the manager said it had been worn even though tags had not been removed. I told her the tags were attached and I was returning it because it had snags. It had a spot of makeup on it but my daughter is black, and the makeup was a drop of white people's makeup... Obviously not hers. I hadn't seen that before but was returning it because of snags.
The top was full price ($24.99). Not a sale item. She refused to let me return it. I will be in contact with Corporate offices about this. Also the jeans stretched out. My daughter informed me the day after I tried to return the top. Oddly, the girl I first spoke to was getting ready to write me a store credit for the top 'til the manager walked up as was the policy at that store. The manager was rude and insisted that I HAD WORN THE TOP! Don't you just hate it when someone calls you a liar and you KNOW you are telling the truth?!! I'm through with these cheap stores. I can do better at Macy's and Nordstrom... They have sales and items are good quality, unlike the things I bought at Marshalls.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2016
01122016 19:00 hours Store: 12520-F Westheimer Street, Houston, TX 77077. I shop at this store often, which is near my home. While attempting to purchase 4 items today, cashier name ** attempted to remove the 2nd markdown sticker on 1 item. I felt that if she altered the sticker, it would not be as obvious that the neatly placed sticker had been done by an employee. In addition, I knew I left 4 identical items with the same markdown on the shelf, so I wanted a manager to confirm the price. ** told me that she would not call the manager as the manager was busy. Wrong answer. Then she started whispering to the boy working behind the counter with her.
Definitely, I preference speaking with the Manager. When ** finally arrived, she performed the price check, and confirmed the other items with the same price; but added that she had not done the markdowns. My view on Customer Service considering I work with the public--clearly, the item did not sell at the regular price or 1st markdown. Your staff should understand that the goal is to make the sale. Secondly, which employee did the markdown is of no concern of the buyer. Your employees are to make the correction when I leave but honor the price that was obviously placed by one of your employees. ** should perhaps be assigned elsewhere like cleaning the restroom.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2016
On Friday January 8th at approx. 9:30 am (right at store opening time) my husband and I entered the San Bernardino Marshalls. I was there to return some items and to do a bit of shopping. We are what I consider loyal Marshalls customers but not after the Manager literally called me cattle. I entered store and the Manager and approx. four employees were just standing at the registers, no customers at registers, and I was only three feet from the Manager when I told her I was returning an item. In a sane intelligent world I should have been able to walk right up tho the Manager at the register but this Manager told me and my elderly husband with bad knees that "you have to go through the corral." She made us walk all the way through the "maze" to get to the registers and called it a "corral' so literally calling me cattle. What a **! So hey Marshalls customers, Marshalls considers us cattle!
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2016
We went shopping at Marshalls and got to the cashiers to pay. The clerk claimed that he really liked the shirt that we bought, scanned the item, and then suspiciously took it back. We asked him what was wrong and we were told that the ticket price was incorrect and the correct price was $15.00 instead of $5.00. THIS WAS A STORE ERROR, so we called for the manager and he proceeded to make claims that WE SWITCHED the price tags, and refused to sell it to us for the marked price. The manager's tone was beyond rude and condescending, and borderline racist towards us. This is of course impossible because the price tags are attached onto the clothing with the plastic fasteners. It is also illegal to change the price of the item after the tag has clearly been marked in the state of New Jersey.
There was no apology and then the manager Cy rudely kept insisting that "SOMEONE" (aka "WE") somehow changed the tags and refused to give us the price on the tag. There was not a SINGLE apology for the error and the attitude was absolutely TERRIBLE. We refused to buy any items from the store and left promptly. We will never be visiting this Marshalls in New Jersey ever again.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2016
Myself and my daughter were shopping in store and had a few items to try on. We went into the dressing room and as we were trying on pants at 9:23 pm and in comes Doreen ** and told us we had to leave the room because they were closed and we could purchase the clothing without trying it on if we wanted it. She told us she didn't care if we bought it or not. We proceeded to leave while she was having an attitude with us and I told her she should be nicer to the customers and she said she was only nice to customers who were nice to her.
I went up front and reported the incident to the manager on duty who was stunned and said that we were absolutely able to try on clothing until the store closing time. At that point we had already returned the clothes to the rack and were leaving. On a final note, I shop in this store at least 2 days per week and have found every other employee exceptionally friendly and helpful. Hopefully you will remove this woman from your employ as she makes people not want to do business here.
Updated review: Jan. 21, 2018
I cannot recall any further activity about this issue. I write to say that Marshall's redeemed itself in my eyes some three years later. In the course of paying for an item, I took my phone from my purse and placed it on the checkout counter. There it remained. On discovery that my telephone was missing, I was distressed, to say the least. I mentally and subsequently physically retraced my steps, and immediately visited Marshall's, where my telephone was returned to me immediately, with no harm and no bureaucracy. I thanked the staff profusely. Needless to say, I was pleased. I have also observed that the store salespersons seem to be of more positive attitude and helpfulness than in my earlier encounter. I don't know what has happened: I am just glad for it.
Original Review: Nov. 22, 2015
I found a suitably priced lightweight parka hanging on a size small hanger, and purchased it. I later discovered that the jacket was an extra-large. I took it back to the store and looked for the same jacket in the right size. None was to be found. On return, the salespeople asked if I had checked, as if that were a novel idea. None seemed willing to help me find a substitute. I asked if they would call their nearby store to see if the jacket was in stock and was told that they did not know how to do that. I excused myself by saying I would return later, but it seemed clear that I was being passive-aggressively dismissed. It worked! I did not return. I am out one jacket and Marshall's has lost a customer.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2015
They are the rudest people on the face of this earth, omg! If you have a receipt and the item was just bought 10 minutes before. They are the nastiest people, I was so embarrassed and it continues to happen all the time. Nasty managers, nasty cashiers, just nasty people. They don't care if you have the correct item, the tag is on, and you have a receipt, and you just bought it 10 minutes before. You go home, your daughter tries it on and says it's a no, you go back and they are nasty and refuse to refund you. Omg, I have never been so embarrassed in all my life and in front of my daughter. I'M done! So far they have done this over and over saying "there are thieves everywhere" 10 times so far, are these people calling me a thief? I don't think so, omg, I have never been so upset in all my life.
This happens all the time. I will never go in that store again as long as I live and I am telling everyone I know in Rye and Epping NH what they have done, no one cares. I called and called Marshalls' customer service and reported them. Nothing changes, it's a big joke, and I have neighbors that could be in line staring at me, how embarrassing, especially for my daughter. Do something!!! Do something!!! Get normal, professional, nice people in there that goes for the nasty managers and the nasty employees cashing you out. Is it that difficult to be normal, professional, not embarrass customers, treat them like thieves??? I know it won't change and I'M wasting more of my time writing this review, but someone needs to stop these people. You have no idea and when you call and complain, they have treated me worse now than before, and when I say worse, I mean nasty beyond nasty!
Reviewed Oct. 12, 2015
I paid $119 shopping at Marshalls - Mason. The manager Sabrina sounds threat to me. She said "wanna call police" and force me if I wanna return all I bought. I feel like INSULT to me, get me very, very ANGRY!!! I paid $119. I am not thief, how can she say wanna call police? This is server insult to me! I feel very angry. I am in tears. I couldn't sleep all night, affect headache, hopefully I can take legal action court her. I often spent a lot shopping at Marshalls. She doesn't respect me like customer. She treat me like thief. My husband is general manager, he said Not walk in Marshalls located at Mason again.
Let me describe the scenario. I paid $119 for two jeans, jackets, yoga pants and Almond oil with sea salt, bath care stuffs. I ask the cashier Katie to pack all clothes in one bag, and put Almond oil with sea salt in another small bag, because I don't wanna dirt my clothes in case leakage from Almond oil with sea salt. She looks unhappy complain to another lady about me asking pack separately. I saw she seemed double scan one item. I told her but she say No. She didn't said "thanks for shopping." She talked to other lady complaint about me.
After I walk out store, I check one by one. She actually double charge me one item, she didn't apologize, and the manager Sabrina say wanna call police and sounds like force me if I wanna return all I bought. She didn't care about business and customer, VERY BAD!!! I spent $119 I'm not thief. I feel very, very angry. That's why get me MAD! I am thinking poster on Facebook to relieve may ANGER...
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2015
The store on Hempstead Tpke in Elmont is the most disorganized poorly managed store I have ever shopped in. To make matters worse, customers waited over an hour on line at the register since they only had 4 registers open for over 30 frustrated customers. When I finally got to the register the Manager did not allow me to keep one hanger for a suit I had purchased. He was rude and did not offer an explanation. He should not be a manager because he's a terrible representation of this store's customer service. I will NEVER return to this store.
Reviewed Aug. 1, 2015
I went to make a return at Marshalls on my lunch break. I work there at the Empire center where they are also located. I am at their store practically every day. Some of the employees know me by name and the others by face. Today, I wanted to return a purse that I had purchased on 07-23-15. I gave them a receipt for the item. They were so rude to me. I was in disbelief. I was told it was not their item, and they would not be giving me a refund. They said they had reviewed the cameras, and it was inconclusive. I'm not exactly sure what that means. I had put that purse on hold earlier that day. I went to purchase the bag and other items later that night with my husband. The manager who was the rudest, most unprofessional person I have ever come across said all of the employees confirmed that they had never seen that bag And handed back my bag.
You have no idea the frustration I feel right now, knowing that I had bought that bag just a few days ago, and they're saying that, well, basically I'm a liar. That is the most horrible feeling ever! So I Told him (the manager) to go ** himself. Under the circumstances, It was justifiable. At this point, I don't care about the return. From the receipt, there is a salesperson's login. This is the person I want to talk to. The person who grabbed the bag from the put on hold area, and made a comment about the item. To accuse a customer of being dishonest is not cool with me. I actually left the store crying. As I was going out the exit, the same manager said "Have a nice day!" Not good. That made me even more angry. I will not let this go, and I will never shop at Marshalls ever again.
Reviewed July 23, 2015
There's no sign in the lady's fitting room that says boys 10 years old and older are not allowed in. The lady working there told me that my boy couldn't go in with me. She was really unprofessional at her job. I work as customer service that's not how you treat customers.
Reviewed July 7, 2015
Any time I try to refund anything especially clothing at Marshalls located at Glen Allen, VA, manager refuse to refund me back. She always make ugly face, refuse to check price, treat me like trash. And I always shop from Marshalls, T.J. Maxx but treatment by them are very bad.
Reviewed June 29, 2015
I have to comment on the ABSOLUTE WORST EXPERIENCE EVER ENCOUNTERED AT ANY ESTABLISHMENT!!!! I have been a long time customer at Marshalls and their existing brands. I had the misfortune of walking into the Marshalls (Store #842) located in Middletown, NY. This is not about the unorganized shelves of shoes or the uncleanliness of the store... this goes far beyond outrageous! There were only 2 cashiers whom looked very young and uninterested in moving the growing line along. I was called to the cashier of **, a young messy disheveled, unprofessional looking young lady (looked like she had a rag on her head). I asked her very quickly for the manager only because I wanted to purchase a dress that had two areas that needed stitching but was the only dress that fit my very tiny niece and I could step aside so she could call the next customer.
She seemed bothered by the request and she proceeded to direct me to ** with much attitude, and was informed she was not a supervisor or manager... So I again requested ** the manager. I asked ** to call the manager, and she very quietly and timidly called the manager **. All the while, ** the cashier was talking under her breath. I requested that she not mumble under her breath about me, and she continued to insist very rudely that "I didn't know what she was doing"! When ** (the supposed "manager") came up, I proceeded to explain how rude and unprofessional ** was and while doing so, ** continued to argue with me in the presence of her customer, her manager and my family members.
When I started to become more frustrated and upset and request from the manager to intervene, she stood there blankly while ** continued to speak. I screamed that ** should not be dealing with the customers and that I was talking to her manager. And ** proceeded to threaten me in front of my family, her manager ** who stood by quietly!!! She stated that if "I wasn't on the other side of the desk, it would be a different situation!!" I moved over and slammed my hand down and said "what are you going to do???" HER MANAGER FINALLY SPOKE UP AFTER CONTINUED ARGUING AND EVEN WHEN SHE ASKED ** TO GET OFF THE FLOOR SHE REFUSED TO GO! WHEN SHE FINALLY LEFT THE FLOOR, SHE PASSED MY HUSBAND AND MY TWO MINOR CHILDREN AND SAID "I'M NOT THE ONE BOO BOO!!!"
If this is an example of the way a customer is treated in any of your establishments, I will happily take my business elsewhere! I am sure you can find a better crop of employees than ones who represent your brand in this manner. I sarcastically stated to your horrific manager "thank you for intervening and apologizing for the actions of your staff", she still looked at me blankly. It wasn't until I paid for my purchases (only because my niece wanted the dress did I purchase anything at this establishment) did ** decide she wanted to apologize for which I replied "too late!"
While I understand that the customer is considered "right" at all times, I agree that some can be challenging. I in no way claim to be right in all instances, and am not happy that I allowed this low-class trash to engage me in such a manner, BUT, the manner in which I was handled and the whole situation was handled by your less than capable manager should be an embarrassment to your brand!!! If your management team cannot handle the very rough ghetto staff they have employed at this establishment, then maybe you need to get Management that can!
** was returned to the cashier to deal with other customers after my being threatened and disrespected! She would have been fired at any other establishment for threatening me, or suspended at the VERY LEAST!!! If this incident occurred with me, I can assure you it has happened before with other customers! This group of employees are an embarrassment to your Brand and I will happily take my business elsewhere!
Reviewed June 19, 2015
Great service at your Huntington Beach, CA store. I left my purse in the shoe department after being helped by ** tremendously. Once I realized it (30 minutes later) it wasn't there. It had been turned in and the front desk couldn't have been nicer. My sister needed help getting a different size in 2 blouses and was sure they wouldn't have a small in another blouse. The young woman who helped found the small and was so great to work with. We will return!
Reviewed June 19, 2015
I bought a pair of sandals that had scuff marks on heel (when purchased) at your New Rochelle location about a week prior to attempt to return on 5-23-15. Unfortunately service was not performed well because the supervisor ** was very abrupt, dismissive and condescending. While waiting to resolve return issue, ** aggressively questioned purchase of a tester bottle because it was sprayed. She was sarcastic and quick to advise no refund of product because damaged, unable to resell in store and won't accept loss of revenue for other stores negligence. When asked for manager, ** briefed ** that I was rude and did not listen, which caused the manager to be very defensive. Adding insult to injury, ** asked if I understood english. I was not taken to the side or an office but remained in the center of the check out line with other onlooking patrons of the store.
While speaking to **, ** kept interrupting her boss telling her to move out her way and for me to step aside with a loud tone of voice and continual rolling of her eyes. I found the situation extremely embarrassing, unprofessional, and insensitive. Unable to validate refund denial or verbalize without getting flustered, ** called the other store manager in front of me discussing Marshalls policy and procedure but not being accountable enough to issue a refund. I'm utterly dismayed at the magnitude of bashing displayed in front of patrons about the other store and its staff. I was then told to go to the original store of purchase for assistance.
At no point was consideration given in regards to my travels and how I was getting to the next store other than "we cannot refund here". The receipt did not have "as is" or "final sale" as ** mentioned to me but stated local practice allows refusals of products not sold in that store and is different than Marshalls chain store policy. I would like awareness made to patrons before purchasing items that returns or refunds must be made at store of purchase to avoid embarrassment and inconvenience. Also Marshalls department store as large as it is, should have universal and standard rules to abide by in all chains regardless of merchandise issue and not subjective to staff. A rose is a rose. Marshalls is a Marshalls.
Reviewed June 4, 2015
Manager was rude, disrespectful and indignant. I was returning an item and she refused the return stating I didn't have a receipt (total fabrication). I had the receipt. The way she was speaking you would never speak to a customer and then she threatened time kick my ass. I told her I was going to report her and it will not stop here. I'm reporting her at corporation office.
Reviewed June 2, 2015
I was in one of your store locations on W125th Street and Lenox. I rarely shop in this store but when I do I feel very uncomfortable. My son and I just went in there yesterday to pick up a shirt for his prom. And one of the employees were very nice but as we approached the cashier, we hear on the loud speaker that the "Customers, there's no line in the men's department. Go down stairs to the first floor." Why should we go downstairs when the line was open and the cashier was taking customer items?
When we arrived downstairs, and they were very intimidating, certain customers they would follow around the store like they were going to take something. I feel that they are discriminating against certain customers. They are very rude and not very friendly. Please investigate these store because they are treating the customers who pay like criminals and it's not fair. We have decent and law abiding citizens in the Harlem area and it will not be tolerated. This is also directed to all the stores located on W125th. The stores are empty because they treat the customers with disrespect and biases. (Men's Department.)
Reviewed May 4, 2015
I'm very disappointed how the coordinators at Marshalls on howard and clark act with their own coworker. I'm a regular customer and it's really disappointing that between them they don't show respect. I figured out her name was **. This is my favorite store and I hate to see employees don't show respect to one another. Before I check out I decided to take it upon myself and ask her why did she say such things and her reply was they're a bunch of animals. I'm outraged at her and can't see how she was hired there. If she change her attitude I'll shop more. Until then I'll take my money to the skokie store. I can't believe marshalls let monsters like that work there.
Reviewed April 27, 2015
I noticed while I was looking for something else in reviewing my checking account activity that I had a double charge from Marshall's from 5 weeks ago for $144 on March 15 then the same exact charge 2 days later. It was late on a Friday when I noticed it and of course, no one was going to be on the customer service phones until Monday. I sent an email and received a response over the week-end that given that personal details had to be exchanged I would have to call. No apology or even standard "sorry for the inconvenience", no "here is a direct line", just a message that I would have to deal with this during normal working hours (when I will be working).
I just called, gave them all of the information - at the beginning of the call there was slight attitude that I don't have a receipt - UHH 5 weeks ago, no reason to hold onto that receipt, didn't foresee that I will be hassled about paying twice for everything. They'll get back to me in 24 hours. I did note that given this is an inconvenience and an overcharge that they could do what the BANK WOULD HAVE DONE and take it off, then do their inter-departmental research. In the future, I'll just call Bank of America and let them tally up how many similar over-charges are happening because I cannot be the only one. It was a standard transaction and only by a fluke did I happen to catch the double-charge.
I recognize that people have bigger problems, but everyone hates to call customer service to deal with this kind of thing and the least one could do is be pleasant and note that this shouldn't happen, rather than approach me first as a scammer, rather than an honest customer who was over-charged 144 dollars through no fault of their own. I was polite and not irritated until I realized that I would have to continue dealing with this, all I want is an apology and credit. Sadly, I had text my friend while I was originally shopping at the store that the Swampscott Marshall's must have an amazing buyer because unlike the garbage we see at our local store, the Swampscott store had great designers and great prices. I HAD had a great time and thought that I had found my new store.
Reviewed April 22, 2015
Marshalls 810 Playa Avenue, Sand Dollar Shopping Center, Sand City, CA 93955. One of my favorite weekend shopping outings is to visit Marshalls in Sand City California. I usually find great deals reasonably priced on brands that I love. About 2 weeks ago I made a purchase of 3 blouses and a night cream and a face wash. I tried the blouses on in the fitting room where the loss prevention associate was pleasant and the entry hall of go backs was well organized. As I approached her for a fitting room tag she dropped what she was doing, made eye contact then proceeded to count my items. On my way out of the fitting room she thanked me and took my tag and unwanted items. I had a wonderful experience at checkout. The cashier was professional and added a personal touch by asking if I had any exciting plans that weekend.
About a week later I decided I really didn’t need all the items I purchased the week prior so I decided to return 2 of the blouses and the eye cream. I kept the sweater and facial wash. I did notice I did not have the receipt in the bag but thought it was in my wallet. So on Sunday 4/12 at 12 noon I took a drive to my favorite Marshalls. As soon as I parked I scanned through my wallet but could not find my receipt. I thought to myself no big deal maybe they can give me a store credit.
As I am waiting in line behind 5-6 shoppers I observed 2-3 people behind the counter chatting. One cashier was standing outside the counter dusting off the ledges. There was 3 stations, one to take customers. As I approached the front of the line I was called to the next cashier. She greeted me and seemed very nice. Upfront I told her I could not find my receipt. She responded with “The only thing I can give you is a store credit.” I responded that “that was fine I can always find something here to buy.”
All my tags were attached but she seemed to be inspecting each garment and eventfully turned them inside out and pointed to one blouse that clearly must have had a white deodorant mark. She stated “This has been worn.” I told her it had never been worn and I do see the white mark but I’ve seen that on clothes off the rack as people try them on. She said “I will be right back. I need to show my manager.” She came back and said “My manager said we cannot take this back because it’s been worn.” I requested to talk to the manager. The manager buzzed by and never made eye contact and simply said “I cannot take back a worn item.” On the way out I stopped the manager at the door and said “I never wore this item and you could/should have talked to me in person.”
Now for my retail rant. I have been in retail as an executive for 25 years. I know I experienced horrific behavior from some of my employees and I bet you have stories similar to mine from shopping in one of my stores. As a manager I had zero tolerance for was my managers not taking care of customer complaints within reason. I always expected my managers to talk to customers and listen as the customer explained their side of the story. I also expected my manager to actually talk to a customer face to face when requested.
Training and empowerment are a difficult task for hourly employees. But that is unacceptable and no excuse for store manager. How unfortunate that this person has changed the tone for my weekend shopping enjoyment at Marshalls. I also requested the district manager’s number from the sales associate. The store manager looked up the number for her and wrote it on a sticky and had her hand it to me. I immediately called the number and have yet to receive a response. How sad. For a $49 return you now have a very dissatisfied customer. Thank you for listening to my rant but I know how important it is to receive feedback and make improvements.
Reviewed April 8, 2015
My girlfriend and I had a horrible experience here tonight. My girlfriend was looking at purses and the store manager ** started bothering us with questions, then got on his radio and asked loudly for the workers to follow us around like we were thieves. He was following us rack to rack while my girlfriend got a purse and shampoo and kept crackling over the radio "FOLLOW THEM! FOLLOW THEM!" My girlfriend gave me the stuff she'd picked out so she could use the restroom and he said loudly over the radio, "FOLLOW HER. FOLLOW THE WHITE ** TO THE BATHROOM." A girl reluctantly followed my girlfriend INTO THE BATHROOM. I tried to confront ** about how horribly racist and nasty he was acting as a manager ** and he ran into the "Employees Only" area squawking continuously into the radio.
We went to the register and complained to a stone-faced employee about our treatment of being followed around, called racist names and she said nothing. We demanded the name of the manager and she said a meek **. Then he came around the register and I saw his name tag said ** and I demanded to know why he was acting rude and racist to which he responded, "Yeah... well I hope you had a good time. HA HA. See you again NEXT time." I told him I was going to YELP and call Marshalls' corporate about him. He laughed at us and said, "Sure you are. Go ahead and TRY. HA HA HA!" If you shop at Marshalls in Seal Beach and are a resident like we are, please report any bad treatment by their manager **. He is a racist and harassed us and called my girlfriend names.
Reviewed April 7, 2015
Aventura store - I work retail and I know all about comments with customers. But today I had to the store was a mess! The whole time I was in the store there was an alarm going off in shoes - no one stopped it, merchandise all on the floor and the young people working there walking around. One kid had a rack of men clothes and only took one pair of pants to put back and the line always long I just had to walk out... sad.
Reviewed March 13, 2015
I write in regards to the HORRENDOUS EXPERIENCE I have just had over the 12th 13th of this month!!! I was attempting to purchase the last one of a bone (part cashmere) plain bone colored robe from clearance rack. It had 4-6 major holes where it looked like it had tried to be stolen several times and the alarm caused holes. I was treated like I was IMPOSING ON THE FIRST CSA and treated as if I was wasting her time as she explained no one can discount further BUT the computer, and then walked away as if I was not there. (I had a cart full of things to purchase and was so angry I limped out, I'm disabled!!!!) I called this morning and spoke with the Supervisor **, who again was VERY CURT and RUDE and again said the same thing!!! THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!
I and entire family have shopped at Marshalls for MANY MANY MANY YEARS from Santa Rosa to San Carlos and never had this problem with a very damaged, last one item!!! THERE WAS ALWAYS A WAY TO MARK IT DOWN TO HAVE IT SELL!!! It's was a very plain bone colored robe with a small amount of cashmere, but with all the holes still 58.00!!! Way over priced considering the repairs needed so that it would not have tons of runs. Either this is made right and you care about your customers or I will shout out to all my friends and longtime Marshalls customers your lousy policy as well as shout to every social media group websites (i.E., Yelp, Facebook, etc) that your Customer Service comes last and customers don't matter and boycott ALL your stores!! You should be ashamed. All because of 58.00 DAMAGED ROBE!!! I am open for discussion within 48 hrs. or less.
PS....... I am extremely disabled and unable to shop at anytime! They took no consideration except to publicly HUMILIATE ME!!!
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2015
I am an associate of another Marshalls. I went to the Marshalls next to food for less and I brought about $200.00 worth of toys home goods etc., and I forgot my receipt and they took me through hell. It's so hard to find a nice understanding person. The lady kept howling at me, wouldn't let me get a word out my mouth. I can't believe it. I'm so mad I have to keep these things I can't use. I'm thinking about looking for a new job. It's horrible there. I wouldn't never shop there again ever. WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER but the store is very nice and clean. At my store, they teach us to be nice and understanding when a customer or employee is returning anything. I'm still in complete shock! Also very angry.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2015
I stopped at Marshalls to buy a hairbrush and was happy to find one with a ticket price for $1.99. However, when I got to the cashier to pay for the hairbrush I was told that the ticket price was incorrect and the correct price was $20.00. I insisted that I should pay the lowest ticketed price because it was the store's error, not mine. I also explained to the cashier that changing the ticketing price to make me pay a higher price is false advertising, a violation of New Jersey laws. She called the manager, Iana **, for advised on the issue. Ms. ** stated that the price of the hairbrush is $20.00 and the markdown ticket on it for $1.99 was an error.
She continued to tell me that I could leave the hairbrush if I did not want to pay the full price. I informed ** that I would consider filing a complaint against Marshalls' illegal practice of deception with appropriate New Jersey authority. I am surprised that a store manager acted in such illegal manner. Was she properly trained and learned the basis of New Jersey laws against consumer fraud before hiring or promoting to a management position?
Reviewed Feb. 5, 2015
I absolutely love your stores, no doubt about it. I don't expect topnotch customer service at such an off-price store but I always have a nice experience there. What I am appalled about is that you use a Credit Card provider for the store who outsources to Asia. This to me is despicable and will definitely affect my decision to shop with you or any of your other businesses. I would rather pay $1 more per item or more to keep jobs in the United States.
Reviewed Feb. 5, 2015
This happened at a Marshalls store on Mopac in Austin Texas. On the 17th of January 2015, I went to return a dress (Ellen Tracy) out of the two that I bought sometime in December. The dress was so colourful, I liked it but had to return it because the zipper was bad. I went with my receipt, and the dress had all the labels and tags. I got to the cashier and she scanned the item, and apparently their system couldn't identify it, she called the manager for assistance.
When the manager came (by name Rudy or Ruby), the cashier briefed her what is going on, the manager just took the dress, looked at it and told me that they do not sell that color of dress in their store. Seriously!!! What about the brand??? That was the last thing I ever expected to hear from that manager. She eventually scanned the code for the other dress that wasn't returned but still could not find it in the system. She came back to me and said that wasn't theirs but that she would return it anyway, but wouldn't do it again.
Anyway, I told her no! That it is totally unacceptable for her to embarrass me like that in front of a long waiting line. I went with my three little kids; I felt like breaking down because I have never been embarrassed like this before. I asked her if this was how she handles her customer as a manager. I am very disappointed with this store that I have not and do not feel like shopping there anymore. I am a loyal customer and even have their credit card. I am willing to provide my receipts and dates including anything needed to wipe away any shame and humiliation I got from the Manager. Besides, they can play a video to view if I actually bought the dress from the store or not. I cannot forget the embarrassment.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2015
My family was shopping at our local Marshall's in Salinas today and my husband grabbed a Classic Winnie the Pooh stuffed animal to buy as an early V-Day gift (I <3 Pooh Bear). It had a clearance tag attached with a sensor that read $12. When I was paying for all of my items the cashier said the bear was mislabeled and "It's like $70. Do you still want it for that price? We've been having a lot of issues with things being marked wrong today.” He told the cashier next to him that the price was wrong and she called someone to the front and then cancelled after the male cashier told her that that person was busy and needed help themselves. Then she called another guy up and then remembered he has just gone on his break. He asked her for a department number and then told me "The tag isn't even for that department.” My husband walked up and said I should talk to the manager because they should honor the marked price and not expect me to pay $70.
Turned out the manager was the cashier next to him who wasn't very helpful. The manager, Edith, proceeded to pretty much ignore me and called another girl up and asked her if she remembered if that toy was from Christmas (no idea). Then she told her to go look for something that was $39.99 and marked down three times then kept ignoring me and not making eye contact. I asked why she wouldn't honor the price on the tag if it was her staff's error. Any other store will honor a price that is marked wrong. This person clearly does not have the skills to be a manager. She didn't know how to respond. She said she wasn't sure that the employees had done that, she had to sell me items for the right price, that was on clearance for Christmas, etc.
At one point she said, "it's not that I'm not honoring the price..." To which I responded that it was exactly what she was doing. She was a manager after all and was telling me I would have to pay more for the item. Anyhow after $20 minutes of waiting, she said the bear was going to be $20 then said "oh no, $15, do you want it?” I have no idea why the other cashier thought I should pay $70 for it! I ended up paying the $15 and told her I would make a complaint. Was all that really necessary? The price I ended up paying was practically the "incorrectly marked" price on the item and I had spent $130 on my previous purchase. As a manager, I think I would want to keep my customers happy and also make sure that items are being priced properly. She did not mention anything about asking staff to be careful when putting price tags on items. She offered no resolution whatsoever to an issue "that happened all day," according to her very own team member.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2015
The cashier in September 2014 Greece Town Mall was misleading doing anything to get a new charge account sale. I told her that I would open an account ONLY IF I COULD PAY IT OFF NOW writing out a check creating a zero balance. She stated, "YES you can. No problem." As soon as my account was opened she told me that she couldn’t take the check and that I would need to go online to get the address for charge card payments. I left, went to the lot, sat in my car, went online, found a payment address, and mailed a check for the total amount of my 1 item purchase. There was problems with that I have been billed, over billed, interest billed, downright gouged!
I have never in my life experienced as much negligence with a charge account in my life for a purchase that I PAID IN FULL via mail the same day that I made the purchase. To date a $90.00 pocketbook has cost me over $200.00.
Reviewed Oct. 9, 2014
This has happened TWICE to us at the Jones Valley Marshall's in Huntsville, AL! When you check out they ask if you have a Marshall's loyalty card which will save you x dollars on this purchase! When you ask, "is this a credit card"? They tell you, "No, it is a rewards card"! Then you ask, "is that free"? They say, "Yes, it is free, just fill this out". They then hand you a "rewards" card application that suspiciously asks for bank account, income and personal finance information! The application is CLEARLY for a CREDIT CARD!! Both direct answers were BOLD FACE LIES! This has happened TWICE now, once to my wife (as I discovered afterwards) and once to me! I will NEVER, EVER step foot into that store again! I just want them to CEASE their deceptive manipulation of customers!
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2014
I am a frequent shopper at Marshall's clothing store. I just moved to Frederick and went into the store to return a 99.00 dollar hoodie. I left my house with the specific purpose of exchanging the hoodie. I remember before leaving I located the receipt and put it in the pocket of the hoodie. I went directly to the store from my house and before leaving put the hoodie into the back seat of the car. I arrived at the Marshall's store about 1:30 and handed the hoodie to the cashier. I'm sure we have all been in that situation where you are making a return and when that is communicated to the cashier they ask their first and most important question. Do you have a copy of the receipt? When asked I told the cashier it was in the pocket of the hoodie, I kinda remember watching the cashier do what all cashiers do to a return... make sure of the condition and then reach into the pocket to get the receipt. I did not even want a return of cash. I told her I just wanted to do an exchange. It was at that point I left the counter and started to look for exchange items.
I returned to the counter with what ended up being 30.00 dollars more in revenue that what I was exchanging with the return. It was then the same cashier I handed the original hoodie to asked where is your receipt? I thought it strange at the time that she laid the hoodie on the counter and started to look in the pockets when I told her the receipt was in the pocket, which seemed odd because I thought I saw her do that when I handed the hoodie to her the first time. I did not want to make a scene and was not 100% sure I had not dropped the receipt so I did not say anything but asked if she could look behind the counter to see if it was back there. I was told she looked and it was not there. I then walked around the store looking for my receipt and even looked in the trash for the receipt. What made the situation worse was there were people in line and they were listening to the cashier infer I had not given a receipt and was trying to return items for questionable reasons.
When I said to her the shirt had the tags she said anyone can put tags on a shirt sir, that I needed the receipt to do the exchange. I went to the parking lot and looked around on the ground for the receipt and then searched my car for it. I went back in and again asked if the receipt might be behind the counter, I was told it was not. I drove to my house which is almost 20 miles away to look for the receipt just in case I dropped it going to the car. It was not there, I returned to the store and for a fourth time asked if the receipt might be behind the counter. I was being told I could not exchange or return the item without the receipt. I then asked for the store manager. I think the cashiers thought I was going to beg for an exception so I could make the return, all the while I felt like customers that were in line were watching me try to cheat Marshall's. I was feeling so very uncomfortable and like I had done something wrong... it was very embarrassing.
What I decided to ask was if the manager could review the video to see if the cashier had in fact as I thought looked at the receipt. The manager said it would only take a few minutes to check the tape... I could feel not only the customers but the cashiers looking me as I waited. The manager after a few minutes returned and I then heard the cashier behind the counter say look I just found the receipt. The same receipt I asked they look for 4 separate times... gravity is downward and I cannot imagine there is a strong wind behind the counter that would so severely alter the downward path of a paper receipt that as it was inadvertently dropped that it was blown somewhere and hidden until I asked that the video be checked to see if the cashier had in fact looked at the receipt and then what she did with it.
The manager then did the return and was polite but seemed unconcerned with that I was embarrassed and made to feel I was stealing from Marshall's in front of other customers. I did not want to make a scene as I am sure the individuals in the store do not represent the way Marshall's wants their customers treated, or their brand. I decided to just leave the store. I felt so bad because I could not understand why I was made to feel that way in front of other customers and what was the driver for it happening to me. If in fact the video shows the cashier looked at the receipt as I seem to recall, then why would she not say, "Sir, I remember seeing your receipt but have misplaced it" as this transaction only took about 20 mins and then issue the store credit as I had originally asked. Again not for the return of money but for an exchange of physical product.
I called customer service to ask if someone could review the video and let me know what happened here. I was sent to the district manager where I left a message. I did call customer service back to ask the retention period of the store video. I was told about 3 months but that the video would not be erased before the few days it might take for the district manager returns my call. I really am having trouble not feeling that my let’s say external visual properties was the driver to why this situation occurred. I hope someone actually calls to discuss this situation.
Reviewed May 22, 2014
Marshall's store 403 in Kennesaw, GA has taken such a nose dive since the new manager Nadine ** has taken over. This woman treats her employees like sweat shop workers. I'm sure if she could carry around a whip and beat them she would. She is rude, sarcastic and outright cruel to her employees. One of their seasoned employees who has been with the company for over 10 years was recently demoted by Ms. ** after the employee was unable to work on a specific night to close due to having a young child at home and no babysitter. This employee had all her benefits revoked and hours cut significantly all for not being able to work ONE specific night out of the week.
Other employees are told 'not to be creative' when pushing racks early in the morning. She is a power hungry, incompetent manager who doesn't even know how to run a register. I do not know what the process for hiring a store manager is but it's clearly not taken seriously. Many long time employees have jumped ship since Ms. Mitchell has come to store 403. This company it seems does not care about their employees, only about making profits. This behavior is unacceptable and this store I predict will continue to lose many seasoned employees due to poor management.
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2014
On 2/08/2014, I went to the Only Marshall Store in Hialeah (Miami-Dade), FL and bought a skirt, pants and a Dress for my niece that was on clearance but for religion beliefs she can't use them. So she never wore the clothes. Today, only 4 days later, I went to the store to return the clothes. I lost the receipt but the clothes still have the tickets on them and they told me that they don't sell that merchandise. WHAT????? I bought it there 4 days before.
I call customer service and they gave me the district Manager ** phone number to call and when I did, he told me that it was easy to put labels on the clothes and that maybe I put them there because I don't have the receipt. SAY WHAT????? He treated me with so much disrespect that because I'm type 1 diabetic Insulin dependent I felt too bad that my sugar level dropped so low that I was starting to have a lot of tremors and I was sweating a lot. Thank Jesus that my husband was at the Winn Dixie near to the store and he brought me some chocolate milk to drink. They even sell ripped clothes and they treated me that way for $22 which were my because I spend the money there 4 days before and I even have their credit card. How stupid of me.
Updated review: March 12, 2014
Their customer service contacted me telling me that the district manager will give me a call. Later on the district manager called and told me to go back to the same store and the assistant manager there will help me but NO PROMISE. Long story short, I went back to the same store with the merchandise and I did ask for the assistant manager. This was interesting: he didn't have a chat with the district manager about my situation!!! Well, he went ahead and issued me the store credit. No argument over the returns! Nevertheless, it didn't mean that I will shop with them again as it still was a very unpleasant and stupid experience.
Original Review: Feb. 6, 2014
On 2/3/14, I visited the Hedwig Village location here in Houston Texas trying to return 4 pairs of shoes which are unworn with original tags on. According to their return policy on their website as followed: "Our customers continue to be our top priority. If you're not satisfied with your purchase, return the merchandise accompanied by a register receipt within 30 days of purchase, for an exchange or refund. A 10 day period is required for a cash refund on check purchases. Returns with receipts over 30 days or without a receipt will receive store credit only."
At the register, I thought the cashier was going to give me the store credit after she carefully examined the condition of the shoes. Instead of doing so, she used a price scanner to scan the items. Afterwards, she told me that she wouldn't be able to issue any store credit because the items I was returning were no longer in their system! Based on their return policy, I am not aware of the fact that they will issue the store credit based on the age of the items. If that is the case, why didn't they state that in their return policy? Their return policy is very misleading and I got an impression that they didn't want to honor it, regardless. All I want is the store credit for what I paid for. If this is how they handle all the returns without receipts, they should have rewritten the return policy stating that it will be based on the age of the items.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2013
Several weeks ago, I had applied online for a seasonal job. I called the manager of the store location that I desired to work. He told me that they were indeed hiring and I should pull the application from online and to fill it out and take it in to him. I asked if it was possible to give it to him directly in person. He said yes. I go into the store on Oct. 23, 2013 and was greeted by an employee. I ask specifically for the person I had spoken to over the phone. Being that we had talked back and forth a few times, I thought it was best to give him the application. His name is ** /manager/ store # 513. After requesting to see Mr. **, The person who greeted me, quickly and rudely said that he was not available. So I asked if she would give him my application. She took it and I left.
Later, I go back to see if he had gotten it. I went to the fitting room and asked the attendant to page Mr. ** to the fitting room. A few minutes later, the same employee shows up in the fitting room. Her demeanor was unacceptable. She slid herself around the counter, holding on with both hands, she looked at me with an unfriendly stare and said "Yes," (sarcastically). I explained that I was waiting on Mr. **. She quickly responded, "He is unavailable!" I explained to her that I had already spoken to him and that he was expecting my application. She asked, "Did you call his cell phone? Did you talk to him today?" I was really starting to feel uncomfortable with this lady, as customers were standing around listening. She was not very discreet at all!
I started moving away from the fitting room to stop the embarrassment. So I asked her if Mr. ** would be available the next day. She said that she was not allowed to answer that. My biggest issue is that this lady never once identified her position. I had to bend down to look on her badge that was partially hidden under her flared sweater. Turns out, she was another store manager! She could have simplified things by just stating her position of the store. Instead, she left me assuming that she was just a store associate.
I am a regular customer of Marshalls as well as a former employee (1988). I was simply looking for seasonal work during the holidays. It was Mr. ** who informed me that they were hiring. Instead, I left the store with a feeling of heaviness and very discouraged. I am a good judge of character and I feel that this woman acted totally unprofessional as a store manager. Her name is **. I could not make out what her last name is. I called the store a short time later, but the employee did not know her last name either. She appeared to be Spanish speaking. I have been a shopper of Marshalls for over 30 years. I have always felt right at home. It was a relationship, but on today, I was made to feel like a stranger, by her at store # 513 in Stone Mountain, GA. I would like to get an explanation for this if possible.
Reviewed Sept. 4, 2013
At your stores you do not offer Military discounts. We, the vets, do not make a lot of money. I know that you will get a tax write-off for helping the troops in this way. If you cannot look after who looks after you, then go do your own protecting...
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2013
Tonight, around 9 o'clock, with just 30 minutes before closing, my 2-year-old son, my husband and I were browsing for some kids' books in one of Marshalls stores located in Naples, on the 9th Street North, trying to find one that suits the best for my child's needs. All of a sudden, this employee named ** stormed between us, throwing stuff on the shelves so loud that my son got really scared. She was obviously disturbed by our presence there. She turned her back and left, so my husband, shocked by her impolite behavior, asked her, "Does this mean we have to leave?" She yelled back from the top of her lungs, "Yes! It's almost closing time so you need to go!"
We were both stunned by her attitude so my husband tried to talk to her, asking, "What's going on?" She replied, "This is not your country where you can use a store as a playground! Go back to your country where you can do that!" You cannot imagine the humiliation we both felt to be yelled at in front of the customers, and worst, in front of our son! We do love Marshalls and everything Marshalls means, but this experience has disappointed us so bad! They really have to take more time and care in choosing the employees that represent them!
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2013
I just learned today that I can't go in the fitting room with my one year old baby in the shopping cart. I was going to try 5 pants. The attendant counted them and with the #5 in her hands, she told me that I would have to bring the baby without the cart or leave the baby's lunch bag outside of the fitting rooms. I totally refused to leave my baby's food with her or anybody and my baby was not going to be running around while I try 5 pants. I was so upset, so she called some other lady, I guess a manager who explained to me (in a no pleasant way) that it's the policy of the company not to let people in the dressing rooms with bags. It was not a regular bag; it had baby food. Pants do not fit in there. Hey, if you are giving me a little card with the number of items I am trying on, when I come back, I should have the same amount of items, hand them to you if I do not want them, and it is your job to count even if I will buy them. Come on! I am a mother who always has to have snacks for my son mostly if we are shopping. It is ridiculous the way that attendants treated me today in front of my son.
I had the sensation that someone was not doing his job correctly. What is the point of counting and giving the customer the card with the number of items if they are going to try to humiliate people like that? I just can't go back to the Marshall store in Middletown, CT. It is the second time they put humanity on a side. The first time, my baby was crying because he was hungry, so I decided to go in the fitting room and (silly me) I happen to ask the attendant if it was okay to do so. She said no, even when there was not a soul in there. She didn't even consider that I left my cart full and I mean full of merchandise out. By then, my baby was 6 month old. I left very upset. They do not deserve my trust, my money and after this my time.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2012
A week ago, I purchased a blow dryer at the Studio City Marshalls. When I got home, I realized it was too heavy on my wrist. So I ordered the x5 Superlite from an online website. When I came in to return the blow dryer, I stood in a 20-minute line. I explained to the woman at the counter what happened. She told me the manager refuses to allow me to return the blow dryer because it had clearly been used. The box looked used and so did the blow dryer. I have never used this blow dryer. Half the stuff you buy at this place is in dingy packaging. They are items that have been returned from Elizabeth Arden and whoever else.
These products sit on shelves in department stores and then get shipped to Marshalls. This is the exact condition I purchased the blow dryer in and it frustrates me to have them make false accusations about me in front of a long line of customers calling me a liar. Ramilla, the manager, was very rude and argumentative. I said, "Please grab three random blow dryers from the back and let's compare the packaging." She was defensive and refused to. She told me it is a standard procedure for them to open the box and look at the products before selling them. I explained to her that no one ever did that when I purchased this. I was so frustrated that I was arguing with her, which I hate to do with classless people.
I am really disappointed in Marshalls' view on customer service and how trashy the managers conduct business. And the more I read on the internet, the more I see that I'm not alone. There are loads of complaints on this store. Hey, Marshalls, you can keep my $75. You will never get another penny out of me again unless you fix this. I deal with people all the time and I understand how difficult it can be but when you know your store sells refurbished crap, how can you give your customers a hard time like this with returns?
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2012
I was buying a gift yesterday, 12-03-12, at Marshall in 12 mile in Gratiot. The stupid security humiliated me in front of my kids, that I was changing the price of the item that I've been trying to purchase. He told me that I am lying and I committed a crime. I replied to the stupid security guard, "Do you have any evidence?" He said he saw me on the camera. I told him, "Why don't you show me?" The stupid security can't even bring up the evidence. He brought me in the security office, which I feel very embarrassed to myself even though I did not do it. The stupid security guard brought the item that I've been trying to purchase. He looked at the tag one by one and he think that the tag was changed by me. I did not even do it.
When he was done looking at all the tags, he was disappointed that all the tags were matched to each item that I've been trying to purchase. He said, "You can go now." That stupid security guard did not even apologize to me. He was really mean. He said he's going to call the cops and I will go to jail. I told him to go ahead, but he never called. I hope this stupid security guard is punished. He really humiliated me. I don't know if he is the head of security on Marshall in 12 Mile in Gratiot, but the way that this guy treated the customer is not acceptable. I hope you can do something about this.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2012
Today, I went shopping and I found 12 size shoes. The brand was Aerosole on sale for $22. I looked for my size. I found a higher ($25) price was on it. I found one of the workers. She said she needed to ask the store manager. She was working next to manager when everybody was waiting in the line but it wasn't interest to her. Limited cashier was on duty. And when I tried to explain, he corrected my language and she said, "Back up," and she said that I was behind the cashier. I was not! She wanted me to feel bad! And she got the other shoe and went somewhere. After she came, the other pair returned. That's why, explained to me. "How did you know only the other shoe returned?" I asked. She repeated. I said, "It is not clear for me." I don't want to shop. I can't trust Marshalls anymore. And usually I am seeing at different Marshalls the same things with different prices. I saw the first time in the store the same brand, different size had different prices. It is unfair, cheating to customers. Who can you trust anymore? Isn't that kind of stealing from customers?
Reviewed Sept. 5, 2012
I purchased a pair of capri pants. I wore them one time. I went to wear it a second time and the metal clasp to secure the pants broke. I went back to store to return. The employee told me I cannot return worn merchandise plus they would be unable to resell. Duh! If you had not sold me defective merchandise, I would not be here returning. Because I purchased over 30 days ago, the store will not able to credit my Visa account. Well that is because you sell merchandise out of season and no one is wearing pants in the heat of summer. Other pants I have purchased from this store have zippers that do not stay up. I will not purchase pants from any Marshalls or TJ Maxx stores ever again.
Reviewed Aug. 13, 2012
This is to express my dissatisfaction and torment from being humiliated and harassed in front of my son and the public that took place at Marshalls store at 31878 Del Obispo, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675. I purchased 3 items on 08/08/2012 at 21:27:45, transaction record #**, reference #**. They were a pair of shoes for $22.00, a tunic for $10.00 and a swimwear $19.99. Due to the late hour and the closing of the store, I had no time to try the swimsuit in a fitting room. Upon coming home, I discovered that the swimsuit was too small for me and went to the store to return or exchange it at my earliest convenience, which happened to be 4 days later.
My son and I arrived to the store at 15:35 on 8/12/2012 to proceed with the return. The cashier processing the transaction checked the lining (intact) and for any signs of wear and tear. The tag kept slipping off the item and she contacted the manager. To my surprise, **, the manager, flatly stated that the tag neither belongs to the item nor it is on the receipt presented with it, therefore the return could not be processed. I expressed my concern by insisting that it was a correct item and the receipt. If they have any doubts, they can verify via the security tape (the screen with the camera layouts prominently display all the registers covered). I suggested that they surely have the tape from 3 nights before, therefore verifying that these were indeed the items I purchased and paid for.
The manager left to check with the security camera and after she came back a few minutes later, she flatly said they do not have the tapes. Then she asked who was the cashier. I answered that I don't remember as I didn't pay attention whatsoever. Her reply to that was, "You don't remember the person who was right in front of you?" I defended myself by admitting that I had no interest in remembering who was behind the register 4 days ago. We had an unpleasant exchange and at one point, I asked her point blank that if I was to remove the price tag and attached it to something else, they would process the item without any problems as the cashier did not notice that the tag did not belong to the item? So now that I honestly returned the item I overpaid for (per the manager, the price for that swimsuit was around $5, not $19.99), it's tough kitty?
** replied (more like hissed) that if I say any other derogatory word, she'll escort me out of the store. I got confused, but refrained from asking what she means under the derogatory word as she also loudly stated that no matter what I say, she doesn't understand it anyway. I am a respected public relations person working with all the dialects and languages around the world and there I was, getting schooled and treated like a criminal in front of all the people listening to our interaction with a great interest. Here went my pleasant weekend spent with my family before the intensive week at the Moto GP. My teenage son had to leave the store as he couldn't stand the humiliation his mom was going through in front of some parents of his classmates that were witnessing the scene. Now after I firmly stated that either they return me the amount paid or they can add the attorney fees to it, the manager did finally returned $21.54 ($19.99 + tax).
She took my identification, took down all the information from the ID and handed me the money. I requested the return receipt and saw it stated "return without receipt." Conclusion: The weekend plans and my reputation have been ruined. I was treated at the lowest grade of the customer service, questioned like mentally and intellectually inadequate person and as a suspect. Harassed and intimidated by some unprofessional and unhappy manager. It is not an exaggeration. I will not tolerate such treatment, will not let the things slide and allow that person to remain in a management position, only to expose other people to the same treatment and harassment. I will demand public apology and the compensation adequate to the torment my family experienced due to the wrongdoings of the Marshalls' personnel.
Reviewed May 18, 2012
I understand that service and seeing-eye dogs must be permitted in stores, but in the past couple of years, I have seen people allowed to bring their dogs into your stores at will. These are not service or seeing-eye dogs but are dogs on a leash or sitting in the baby seating portion of your carts. I have even heard them barking, and at least on two occasions, growling at customers. I complained to one manager who informed me that he didn't take action because he did not want to offend a customer. So it's okay to offend the rest of us, but not the dog owner? I mean people put their babies and youngsters in those carts, and who wants to place their baby where a dog has sat?
This has occurred in nearly, if not all, of your stores I have visited. I do not wish to place clothing I intend to purchase, or heaven forbid, food items I am purchasing in a cart that has been inhabited by a dog. Further, if one of these animals chooses to urinate, where does he go? On your floor, of course. If Marshall's continues to allow this practice, I'm afraid that I must take my business elsewhere, and I have been a Marshall's customers for several years. And that goes for your affiliates also. I have noted the practice at TJ Maxx and Ross also. Please adopt a store policy that does not allow other than service and seeing-eye dogs in any of your stores. Your other customers do not appreciate it.
Reviewed May 17, 2012
I bought a pair of gray Skechers Sneakers. I paid $75 a pair at Marshalls store here in Sarasota, FL. I read all the information, played the CD on how to walk and rock back and forth in them. I practiced and found them comfortable. While I walked in them and came to a curb, I fell sideways and hurt the upper part of my ankle on my left foot. For one week, I had to stay off it and could not walk and put pressure on it. It was so painful. I healed myself by staying off the foot. I will never buy another pair again. And they are still in my closet. I contacted Skechers in the Ellenton Outlets Store in Bradenton, FL. They would not take them back neither would Marshalls. This is a lie that they balance well. They are not advertising the truth about them.
Reviewed May 12, 2012
I attempted to return a wall hanging I purchased 12 days ago. The manager claims she cannot accept it since it is rusty. That is the style of the item! And even if it weren't then, she is claiming that her store sold me subpar merchandise. I'm very angry and disappointed. I will be calling the complaint number as soon as they are open. I expect to be able to return this and won't accept less.
Reviewed May 1, 2012
Yesterday on April 30, 2012, I purchased a pair of white jeans at the Marshalls at Jonesboro Rd, McDonough. They were a size 8, a little tight but the store had none in a size 10. I wanted to keep them if I could not find a bigger size. So I kept them in the car with receipt and stopped at the Marshalls in Griffin today, May 1 (one day later). They had the pants in a size 10 and I went to the register to make the exchange. Here I was told I owe $7 because there was a prize difference for the exact same pants! Same label, brand and even down to the buttons. No difference! I asked to speak to a manager but she was on her way out the door and just said, "We don't do that here." So, I ended up paying $7 for the difference on the same pair of Jeans and I am really upset! I called the store on Jonesboro Rd. and talked to their manager and was told that it should have been an even exchange due to good customer service. I'm just venting and don't wont that to happen to another customer and I think you should be made aware of this situation.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2012
I asked an employee to use the restroom and was told the restroom wasn't open to the public. I then proceeded to explain to her that I have Crohn's Disease and I showed her my medical alert card which gives me access to the bathroom and she proceeded to direct me to customer service. Here I get another employee who says the same thing. All along no one has stopped to look at my card they just keep repeating that I can't use the restroom. I asked to speak to a manager and the manager, after two over-the-loud-speaker calls, never shows up. I told them that I really needed to go (there is a reason I have the card so I don't have a number 2 accident in my pants) and the rude employee said well there is a public restroom across the street 3rd floor you would have made it by now if you had stopped insisting we let you use ours here. I got infuriated.
Thankfully, another employee said I will take her and I was able to not take a crap on their floor. I wouldn't have made it to the public restroom across the street three floors up and at the end of the day it was the principal behind the situation. I wish they would better educate the employees to not be so rule-driven and to actually listen to a customer and even yet read the card the customer is providing which states to give access to the person immediately!
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2012
I considered my self a loyal customer of Marshall's because this great store gives the opportunity to get high brands on clothes and many other products which are privileges for rich people. I visited a few stores around NJ, NY, MA, and WA, I love shopping there. My closest Marshalls is located in Kearny NJ. Last Wednesday (02-15-12) at around 8 pm, I was there buying some items, I went out satisfied, after the best cashier offered me an excellent service. Her name is Bora, she is friendly, patient, polite and has a lot of experience working with all kind of brands. I am sure Bora is the best employee, working in Marshalls Kearny NJ. Marshall should acknowledge that worker.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2012
Defamation of character, falsely accused of shoplifting. I was told there were no cameras in store when asked to see the surveillance video. I'm a normal customer at a local Marshalls store in my hometown on Feb. 17. It all changed while I was shopping. A man approached my cart where my infant son was laying in his car seat. He moved my cart and put his hands in it. When I noticed this, I said "what are you doing?". He responded, "no problem, I'm just looking". So I continued shopping, took my items to the line and paid. As I was leaving the store, the same man approached me and accused me of stealing, took me to the back with my infant son and yelled at me. By far the worst customer service I've ever experienced. I told him to show me the surveillance. He said, "you're pushing my buttons". I told him to call the police if I was stealing. He refused, he also told my wife if she didn't shut up, he'll make something up for her and get her arrested. This is the worst customer service I've ever had. He's done this before. There has to be a stop to this. I was falsely accused.
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2012
I bought 2 pieces of luggage at Marshall's store in Cronwell, CT. The manager told me that I can get the 27" piece in another store. Now, I'm stuck with only 2 pieces. I can't find the other 2 pieces, that I need for a complete set. I'm very unhappy with this matter. Can you please help me find the other pieces, so I can have a complete set.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2012
I bought dinner plates, salad plates, and mug from the Marshalls in Hadley, MA, and upon payment, I realized that I had forgotten my TJX card at home. So the cashier assured me that I could use another card and then later return and rebuy the stuff on TJX card. My husband went back the next day with the receipt. The store manager told him that he had to have the stuff with him, so he went back to the car and brought the stuff in.
And at that point, the manager refused to return it and told him that he couldn't purchase it again. He asked about the reason, and she just got upset with him. I was buying some other stuff in the store, so my husband found me and told that the store manager didn't want us to do that without any satisfactory response.
We decided to just return the stuff and not buy it again. While I was returning it at the other cash register, the worker Beata ** walked over to the cashier and told him to make sure we don't buy it again. I felt very insulted and wanted to give her a piece of mind and ask for the policy that requires that. But I just remained calm and decided to just return the item.
The cashier on that register was surprised too and asked us why we couldn't buy it again. But I guess the store manager didn't want to spend time to open the items. I don't see anything wrong with it. We had the receipt; I had the items. We were just trying to buy it on TJX cards to earn rewards but no. Not only did she caused a lost to her company by refusing us to buy the stuff again, but also they lost customers.
I want to report it to the Marshalls office as well. She has always been very rude to many customers. The store manager needs to learn to treat customers with respect!
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2012
I went into Marshall's in Modesto, Ca on 1/12/12 to see if I can get store credit on two pairs of jeans I had bought. On one of them, I did not have the Marshall's tag or receipt and on the other pair, I had the tag but no receipt and I just wanted to get store credit. When I approached the counter, a young blonde girl who had no customer skills at all, helped me. Right of the back she asked me where I got them from. Obviously, Marshall's. I explained my situation, that I didn't have the receipt and she just said, "If we don't have these jeans in the store, we can't exchange or give you store credit." So then, she just walked off with the jeans to the front registers and was talking with other employees and just staring back at me for 5 minutes! After she came back, she said she would have to get the manager's approval.
She walked over to the manager who was working in the register next to her who had a customer as well. She interrupted him with his customer and explained my situation to him in front of another customer and mumbled to him that they "didn't look like they were from this store", not to mention the customer he was helping gave me a funny look and made discussion about my situation! So she came back to me stating that I had to wait for the manager; he came to me and right away just asked me, " where did you get these from?" And I said obviously Marshall's!
He asked how long and I told him less than a month. Then he went on to say "this isn't from our store, we don't carry these and I can't match the ticket to the jeans there's no description if we were to scan it !! I told him that he didn't even check and he memorized everything? He didn't respond! These were designer jeans and Marshall's always carries them just not in bulk! So I just grabbed my stuff and left embarrassed! His name was Don **, asst manager of the store!
Reviewed Dec. 8, 2011
Manager, Lucianne did not want to exchange some speakers I had purchased one week ago because I did not bring the receipt. I was spending $101 of purchases in the store and she advised that since she couldn’t test the speakers then she couldn’t exchange them. I then said that it was fine, that $12.99 is not going to affect me in any way, that thank God I make enough money to not need the $12.99. She then tells me, "I did not tell you that I was not going to exchange them but if I feel like it, I will not exchange them."
So I told her do not worry. "No, I do not wish to exchange them and I will contact Marshalls Corporate to advise them of your rudeness" and she told me, "You can do whatever you want." That since I didn't need the money, that I can keep them. I told her that she was unprofessional and she behaved like people who just arrived to this country. I told her that I was going to make sure that they take away the $12.99 from her paycheck and she took out a $5 bill and told me that she can start paying me as of now.
I requested from her to speak to the store manager and she said that she was the only manager. I told her again to speak to the store manager and she said no, that he was not there at the moment. The cashier Aida was also were unprofessional and rude, telling me not to express myself that way I was expressing myself of her manager. I feel that the manager is taking advantage of her position in humiliating customers like myself who have been shopping at Marshalls for more than 20 years and I also spend thousands of money in Marshalls for my homes and business. The way the manager also carries herself in treating customers and the way she dresses are not professional. She did not even seem like a manager with her hair all a mess. I prefer to spend a bit more and go to Macy's where the managers and workers treat the customers with respect and not abuse of the positions.
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2011
I am currently an active member of the US Navy and had visited the Barboursville, WV store on leave. I went to purchase shoes and was told to leave the store after shopping for only 20 minutes for a pair of boots to purchase for overseas. I am usually an avid shopper in Virginia at Marshalls. The reason I was asked to leave was solely because my girlfriend is an employee at this store. I was also accused of being in there for 5 hours, when I was actually shopping at other stores including Target, Home Depot and Dollar Tree.
I did not talk to my girlfriend until she had already clocked out for her break and had called me while clocked out. I was also mistreated by a floor employee, Melissa, who refused to help me with finding a size for boots. I tried to ask for help on multiple occasions and she told me that she was too busy with her department to help me and that she does not help with personal shopping. This employee was more concerned with flirting with another customer while working. I will not shop there again since the manager named Tammy, also blankly told me that because I am dating an employee, I cannot shop at that store no matter what department I am shopping in.
I did not purchase the shoes I wanted, clearly because they apparently did not want my business. I will not shop here again nor will any of my friends and family. I will not recommend any of my military friends to shop at this store. I will tell all of my military friends not to shop here due to rude customer service and lack of respect for members of the armed services.
Reviewed Sept. 13, 2011
I bought a non-stick frying pan from Marshalls for $24.99.
I was cooking for the first time and had put the lid on the vegetables to cook them. I took it out and after some time, the lid which was made of glass, just blew off and some glass pieces may also have gone inside the food that was cooked.
Reviewed Jan. 13, 2011
I just graduated and moved to Rome, NY with my boyfriend and I needed to get a job to pay rent. I submitted applications everywhere. It was really hard to find a job, even where I used to live. Finally, Marshalls called me back and I eventually was a part time temp there. It was my first job and I was excited. I did everything they asked no matter how much I didn't like it. A few days before my first month working there, I had a death in the family. My aunt passed away, I was very depressed and sad. I called my office and said I can't come in this weekend as I have had a death in the family. One of the managers said I didn't have to work that weekend but had to report to work that Monday. So I spent the rest of the week with my family and went into work that Monday.
I walked in, went to the back room, signed in, put my things into the locker and my food in the refrigerator and also went to the bathroom. Then I looked at my schedule to make sure I was supposed to be there today and at the right time (I've had problems with that before, they said I wasn't supposed to be in until 3 but they never told me of the change in my schedule). True enough, I was supposed to report to work today. So I went to the front desk to get a walkie and put it on. I looked at another schedule that was supposed to tell me what to do and it did not have anything written for my part. So I asked what I should do.
One lady said for me to go in the back and help with unloading the truck. So I went at the back and started helping like I was instructed. One of the assistant managers said that I wasn't supposed to be there til 5. I said I already checked my schedule and that I was supposed to be at work today. She goes out of the back room and asked me to wait. I waited but then I went to look for her after awhile and eventually found her and then she said for me to go with her. We went to the manager's office. They had me sit down and I was very nervous. I thought to myself what had I done. I didn't do anything wrong. Was it because I came to work today, was it the forms I filled out, was I going to get fired? If that happened I would not know what to do. I needed the job.
But they were looking for some papers, while I was thinking. They asked what I did this morning and I told them. They asked what happened last Monday? I said nothing that I can remember. They informed me that I was not able to time out last Monday. I said I did. He still insisted that I did not sign out and that should be an automatic termination, that they had to let me go. At the back of my mind, I thought there is even one employee that goes to the bathroom every ten or twenty minutes and he couldn't be fired out? Also, they knew my aunt's funeral was yesterday and I was very depressed and now they have to let me go. And around Christmas time for that matter. Nonetheless, I said OK and got up to leave.
The manager had to escort me out, like I was going to jail or something. I couldn't believe this. I felt like I was going to cry. My aunt that I was very close to dies of cancer and to top it off, I get fired the next day. My depression has gotten worse. Anyway, she escorted me to get my things and I asked if I still was getting paid and she said of course. I wanted my paycheck from last week and they had a very hard time finding it (they are very unorganized). I finally got my check and left. I had my boyfriend pick me up. He asked me what was wrong. I said I got fired and I told him why. He thought it was very wrong and wanted to go in and yell at them. I told him to not bother anymore and just head home.
We went to his mother's and told her what had happened. She said that I should file a complaint. I was so worried and confused. I didn't have a job and we were already struggling with the bills. I thought it was because my aunt died and they thought I would be depressed and that would affect my job. I haven't been able to find another job since then. It has been two months and I've tried everything. I feel bad my boyfriend has to pay for our rent and I can't help. I hate sitting at home not being able to do anything. It's hard to find a job these days. I asked everyone I knew if this was wrong of me or them and they said it was ** and they shouldn't have done that. That is why I filed a complaint form.
I can barely afford to pay our bills. This month our heat bill is over $200 and we have no idea how we're going to pay for it. Thanks to Marshalls I haven't been able to pay rent, heat, Christmas and anniversary gifts and gas for the car. I had to get food stamps because I had no money and I have no Insurance. My depression has gotten worse and I have some knee and back problems. I still cant go to the doctors and I've tried to get medicaid. I can't find a job anywhere and god knows how long I have to wait to get one.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2010
I was at Marshalls at the St. Louis Mills outlet to return merchandise yesterday evening. I confirmed with the store clerk (coordinator, her tag said Marie **), if that was the return counter as I saw no one in line, as she was handling a customer. Her response was yes, but let me take care of this lady first which was fine.
As she got done with the lady and I was waiting for her signal, another lady approached her with her returns and asked her if she was returning merchandise and if I was here first noticing me Maries response was I couldn’t tell you who was here first looking at me as I was 2nd class. I was appalled as she without a doubt knew I was there first. I am not good at explaining and will suffice to say the experience was demeaning. While I have never placed much of weight on race, the both the ladies (Marie as well as the customer) were white and I am brown, was unshaven and probably looked unappealing. I can only hope this is an isolated instance.
Reviewed Sept. 1, 2010
The original price of the item was $79.99 and it was mark down to $ 58.00 there was two ray cop Anti bacterial vacuum mark down and three others where at full price. When I arrived at the register, I was greeted by an associate at register 6, I explained to the associate in detail that my item was mark down and there are three others in the back at full price was it possible to verify if my item was mark down for a lesser price.
The associate stated to me that my item is different from the other items and rather than be proactive and professional, stated do you still want to purchase the item. Versus checking with an associate within the department to confirm the miscellaneous information that she was telling me. I informed the associate that I do want to purchase the item.
While I was purchasing the item I had a New York State Department of Motor Vehicles Motorcycle Manual along with a 2011 IKEA catalog on the counter which the associate also began trying to scan as well. I tried to get the associate attention but she was distracted by the conversation with the associate next to her, whom began to comment about the same issue of my request to verify if the item was mark down for a lesser price.
I am so disgusted with the level of professionalism of the associates with in the store that I must bring these issues to the attention of the store manager. There is no different in the model, year or make of ray cop Anti bacterial vacuum which I purchased. I have been looking at two of the ray cop anti bacterial vacuum that was mark down for two weeks in the back of the store. The original price was $ 79.99 and was mark down to $ 58.00, I happen to purchase the last mark down one but there were three more in the store at full price.
I don't understand why Marshalls Associates refuse to be proactive in terms of providing great customer service; or wearing name tags and furthermore, there in ability to refrain from speaking to another associate when in the process of a transaction. I have yet to have a visit at the Atlantic center Marshalls store and find a associate that ask if I want assistance or an associate that has a dress code which reflects professionalism, sections are unkempt .There is no order within the Marshalls department store located at the Atlantic center and this is completely unacceptable.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2010
The 10th of August, I show at the store of Marshalls at H street in Chula Vista, CA to see if there's any possibility to change a sunglasses I bought by 11 of July because the glasses have a fabric problem. One of the glasses for some reason don't keep staying. Anyways, what I received from a supervisor store call Susana was an insult telling that, "You guys, don't sell that brand in front of a lot of customers, making me feel like I'm somebody with not manners" She told me she won't help me plus talk to the other supervisor that don't change me the glasses.
Reviewed July 30, 2010
I went to your store as I always have done for the past 20 years. This time, I was looking for a pants and a belt. At the belt area, I saw a man hanging belts, I asked him if it's okay to lay the belts on the floor to look for one my size, he said okay. While I was looking, a woman came and told me that I can't put the belts on the floor because someone could get hurt. I understand, so far so good. So I started to look in the bin, another woman came to assist but Gloria told her that she does not want her to help me. It seems that Gloria is a big shot there, I told her that I needed help.
She said if I don't like it to leave. I asked for her name, no one would give her name. Gloria said, "All middle eastern people are like that." I said this was a racist comment and I do not appreciate it. Her employees around her started to laugh with her nasty jokes and racist remarks. Another manager named Eileen came to see what the yelling is all about, so I told her that this employee just made a racist comment and her associates think it's a joke and no one would give me her name to file a complaint. Eileen said she would talk to her later. I said the least you could say is we don't tolerate racist behavior in our store. I went to the front and asked for the complaints department info. and I left. Shame.
Reviewed May 23, 2010
Bad customer experience. I visited Marshalls Store in Woodbridge on May 21, 2010. While making the payment (at 6:25 PM), I presented HomeGoods card which had some store credit on it. The cashier, Mukesh, asked me to swipe the card. Once swiped, he had to make several calls and took 20 minutes to process the request. He realized that although the card only had a balance of $16.04, it was treated paid in full for a bill of $72. He then raised it to the attention of the store manager, Bownie. Half-an-hour into this, I still could not leave as my HomeGoods store card was swiped and my balance was debited from it. Finally, it was all cleared out at 7:25 PM and I had to get everything re-billed again.
I felt this was dealt in the most unprofessional manner and the staff did not have the required training and attitude to deal with customers in distress. I very much like shopping at Marshalls and other affiliated stores, but after today's incidence, I will think twice before shopping at Marshalls again. I had taken half-a-day off to complete some shopping, but in the end I saved no time really. I ended up spending one hour standing by the cashier. While I was the one supposed to look harassed, it was the cashier and the store manager who looked harassed. Although I had taken half-a-day to finish off shopping for gifts for my upcoming trip, it was no help really. I also ended up running late for other commitments I had later in the day.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2010
I got a gift over the holidays that I wanted to return, I was told that the item that was sold to the gift giver for $83.00 is now on clearance at 75% off and since I did not have a receipt, I will only get a small portion of the original price paid. This is a ripoff. The original store label on the box says $80.00 plus tax, I'm sure when they scan the item, it will say when the item was purchased and for how much. I think how they process gift returns is a complete rip off! I will not shop for gifts at this store, I will spread the word about their rip-off return policy!
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2010
I'm writing to document and ask you to take notice of the lack of customer service at your Savannah, GA store on Abercorn Street. I stopped by the store to return a bag with my sales receipt today at 12:30pm, 2/8/10. I did not have a Marshall's store tag on it because it was attached directly to the security tag straight onto the bag. The associate, Brandon M., who checked me out, forgot to give it to me as they were closing.
Upon requesting a return, I was made to wait thirty minutes while no one would give me an answer, talk to me, or tell me why my return wasn't being accepted even with a receipt. When I asked to see Grace, the manager, Denise ** told me that I could just stand there as long as I wanted, that my merchandise would be thrown away and then she walked off!
I have never been treated this rudely at any store and was appalled to see that the register cashiers were laughing, bending over showing parts of their buttocks and everyone ignored me. I walked out without any resolution and without a number to call and complain to even though I asked. The store has an extremely unprofessional staff with no regard for manners, values or how they treat the customers. I used to tell all my friends about the deals at this store but after this experience, I'll never go back and make sure my friends don't either. You have lost a very frequent customer.
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2009
Bank card/ATM fraud by retailers: On 12/29/09, I returned items at Marshalls at Summit Heights Gateway ($19.56) and Michaels on Summit Ave. ($6.07) using my bank ATM card. 3 days has passed, and I have not received credit. These retailers have had the benefit of reselling the items, but I have not had my money refunded. I called both retailers a day and was told by Marshalls it may take 10 days and from Michaels, 3 days to credit my account, which still has not happened. I have to spend time tracking to see the credit. Credit cards have hiked their interest rates and cut limits. More people are using cash and ATM cards, who in the past may have not been as scrutinized for their processing. I believe these retailers are unfairly profiting from ATM by hording the refunded money and gain short term interest, stealing from consumers. This needs to be fixed.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2009
A public and embarrassing violation of my consumer and civil rights by Marshalls’ employees with an arrogant and aggressive behavior at the East Hanover, New Jersey, store - As a matter of fact, my sister and I were the subject of a public humiliation at the Marshalls store in East Hanover when a gentleman, whom I assumed is a security guard, showed up with a very aggressive tone of voice accusing us of switching our clothes with the ones in the hanger under the curious watch of shoppers and employees as well. We were viciously ordered to go to the fitting and then we were closely being watched during our stay at the store. The following paragraphs will relate the fact in detail.
On October 8th, 2009 at approximately 8:30pm, my sister and I entered Marshalls to find a nice outfit for my upcoming birthday which was on Oct. 11, 2009. Because I have to work all day on Friday during the day and on Friday at sunset, I have to observe the Sabbath. Thursday night was the more suitable time for me to get the out for Saturday night; therefore, I had a time constraint. We were rushing since we know that the store will be closing in about an hour after we get there. My sister and I took a couple of items to go to the fitting room. We decide to start trying some jackets as we are working towards the fitting room which I usually do myself.
At Marshalls, customers have limited choices in terms of how many items you can try inside of the fitting room. As I mentioned earlier, it was closing time and also we did not have much time left so our best bet was to try as many items as you want while on the floor. So I started to try whatever can be tried from the floor and asked my sister to do the same. After each trial, my sister took time to put the item back to the hanger. After couple minutes, a man came to us and accusing us of exchanging the clothes hangers. I was a little surprised thinking that he was a salesperson who was joking. However, when he claimed very aggressively with a threatening face that my sister’s jacket belongs to the store then I flipped. He reached to snatch the jacket from me which I snatched back (it all happened under the eyes of the other customers /sales clerk). I had ask him to refrain from touching our stuff. He told us that there’s a fitting room and we must go there.
While we were on our way to the fitting room, a different man came up to us and asked us sarcastically if we needed the travel bags or were they for us. It looked like he was stalking us, keep us under watch and most likely was assuming that we might stuff the clothes in the bags (I did not even notice the 2 travel bags on the floor until his sarcastic remark). I had to confront him and asked him “Why are you asking me these questions?” He said he has to ask me since I was close by the items. And I told him to stop speaking with me because I was getting very annoyed. I felt that I was being harassed, watched while I am only shopping. He mumbled something that I did not hear and I walked away. I did not hear because I was already on my way to the fitting room with my sister.
On our way to the fitting room, there were two women standing on the way with a large container; they would not budge to let us access to the room. One of them was giving us the curious and suspicious look. They would only move following our request. After trying, we were still in the store looking for a bag when I hear from the microphone an employee calling for security. It was just so embarrassing and humiliating, I really can’t find the right word to describe my emotion. I have mentioned that I say one girl that knows me as a shopper, and I told her what just happened to me; she was surprised and noticed the shake in my voice.
On my way to the cash register, all eyes were on us. Because of my 5 year experience in the retail business, I can read their suspicion because of the curious reaction when there is an assumption of robbery. While keeping my composure, I got to the cash register and requested to speak to the store manager in order to relate the fact. I spoke to a lady who identified herself as a manager, and I later found out through her co-worker she was not the store manager. I also met a second lady that I have known for years since I have been shopping at Marshalls. I did tell her briefly about how shamelessly I was treated. I even felt worse that woman acting as a manager did not even bother to apologize for the nightmare I just lived in the store. Her attitude showed that we deserved what just happened. I am still so upset and still shaking about the whole thing.
I think that experience at Marshalls will tremendously change my life negatively. I doubt I would be able to walk down the street fearing somebody who witnessed my ordeal would stare at me or gossip about it . I am wondering if I would be able to shop in the area where I have been living for the past 10 years. For being in West Orange for so long, I am a frequent shopper in most of the stores around Livingston, West Orange, East Hanover and Short Hills where I am working presently. I guess no!
Would these customers who were staring at me in the store recognize me and alert other employee of potential thief. Would they recognize me if they visit the store I am working and mention the incident to my boss. Would they recognize me and prevent me from getting a new job. There is a great possibility that I would meet most of them again. What about the store employees who really see me coming very often. Would they start staking me, would I be a suspect whenever I go to Marshalls again? Would they point finger at me and tell stories about me to their friends and co-workers. I think Marshalls needs to explain why I deserve this kind of treatment after being a loyal customer for many years.
PS: About two days later, I called the store manager; I got a very mean woman on the other line. She was yelling the entire time as I tried to explain to her the reason of my phone call. I later understand that she was the same person who presented herself as the store manager on the night of my humiliation. She told me that the people who had me gone through the public humiliation were not called security officers but indeed loss prevention officers. She did not want to give me her name. Prior to that phone call, I had also made one phone call to the East Hanover police. I wanted to file a report against the store. I was told to get the name of the store manager in order to file my complaint. That was the reason I had called the store, actually twice.
Reviewed June 7, 2009
On 2-28-09, I went into a Marshall store to retrieve a layaway. The customer serve rep name Salina was working the desk. I told her I wanted to change the layaway and she stated she would have to cancel it if I take more than half off. I then told her I will pay for the entire layaway and return items I don't want. She immediately became rude and obnoxious, shouting that this was too much work for her and she does not have adequate help. Her line is getting longer and she was spending too much time on me. I immediately asked for a manager which she instead of using the paging system, she shouted across the crowded store for him.
When the manager Rick came, he quickly returned my items and also handled the situation well. Before Rick came, the customer service rep Salina was so irate because I had too many transactions going on as she stated she did she gave me the wrong amount. She snatched my receipt and merchandise and slammed my items into bags. I let Rick know this and he did nothing. About three weeks later, I was in the store doing another layaway and when I gave the rep Salina my money, I placed it in her hand. When Salina gave me my money back, she sat my money and receipt on the counter, obviously still harboring bad feelings from our last encounter.
This time, I asked for the store manager who name was Nancy. I explained to her the situation that took place three weeks prior and also told her that it appeared the manager Rick did not reprimand her or even seem concerned about Salina behavior. Nancy informed me that she could not believe Salina would act in this mater seeing this is her second job and first job she works in customer service. An employee by the name of Mariah who works at Marshalls told me anytime I come in, Marshalls ask for her and she would assist me. In my opinion, that is simply covering up the problem.
In recent reports, I was in Marshalls on 6-6-09 in the afternoon at 1:30 pm I made a return that same day at 4:36pm approximately. I was basically held up twenty minutes with Salina checking the authenticity of the tags and receipt and because we have had problems in the past, she knew I purchased the shirt because she sold it to me on that day. It was part of the on-going nastiness, rudeness and poor customer service skills she has possessed every since my first contact her. I was given the District manager’s contact information from one of her colleagues if that’s any indication of witnessing her nastiness. There are several employees that work at Marshalls and I have never had a problem with not one of them.
Before the first incident with Salina, she would make little comments about merchandise I would be placing in layaway by saying, “Where did you find that item, are there anymore? You better be glad you saw before I did because I usually grab all the merchandise before it hits the floor.” What kind of statement is that for customers, letting customers know that I get the first pick because I’m an employee. She simply stated that she only works at Marshalls for the discount and she put items on hold before the store opens to the public. Her attitude is horrible, nasty and unacceptable. Why does she still have a job?
I spoke with Nancy on 6-7-09 about the customer service issue I had with Salina on 6-6-09. Based on her attitude, she was already awaiting my arrival and told me Salina only gets complaints from me and when I am in the store, I need to call a manager to assist me when I go to customer service. I told Nancy a customer behind me stated every time I come in here, I have a problem with her. Nancy seemed to be unmoved. I also told her that Salina is continuing to sit my change and receipt on the counter instead of my hand. Nancy the store manager did nothing. After leaving, I was given contact information by one of the employees for the District manager. I want to go every channel I possibly can to get this resolved.
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I have been a victim of identity theft. After shopping at marshalls, and the loss of personal data, someone obtained my name - social security number and has applied for credit and loans in a name I don't use. On the Equifax site, it noted that my name was officially changed to this other name. I was notified by Discover card that there have been numerous attempts to obtain my bank accounts, that I am in debt [ I am not ] and that my credit rating as a result has been lowered. I previously have had the highest credit rating. I have not applied for any credit cards in the past several years, and did not apply for the Discover card.
I am wondering how to get this name changed back to my own name, and how to restore my credit rating. How do I now apply for any credit? I have reported this to Social Security, but I am worried about my taxes and the IRS.
Reviewed April 18, 2007
I have been an avid shopper at Marshalls in Albany, New York. My credit card number was breached by the individuals who broke into their computer systems. Because of this experience I will never shop at Marshalls or TJMaxx.
Reviewed June 10, 2005
Ibought two suits from them one of them is falling appart after initial use but the store manager insulted me by saying this is 2 to 3 yrs old suit when I showed the recipt at that time he wanted the tag from the suit 1 I did bought this suit to return it I would not save the tags luckly I found it . when I went to yhe store the second time they refused it all together this suit falling appart from between the legs. yes I used it for couple of times but when I see quality of the suit and it is ripping apart I want refund
went to sore on two differen dates last one was on 05-29-05 and was told it was worn and cant be returned I did not bought the suit knowing marshalls cary such a poor quality
Reviewed Sept. 5, 2003
I and my wife are tourist in the US and thus we both only have foreign passport and international driver license as our legal and valid IDs. A couple weeks ago (either Wednesday or Thursday, around 3:00 pm) we visited Marshalls of South Coast Plaza to exchange some items. Since we lost the purchase receipt, we're required to show our valid ID. Unfortunately, we're rejected by the store manager simply because we don't have a state ID (i.e.California ID).
According to the store regulation printed on the board which is hanged on the wall in the customer service area, the exchange or return will be proccesed if someone has a VALID ID (it doesn't say A VALID STATE ID). Based on this word, I believe that I am entitled for such exchange or refund, don't I ? I believe that Foreign Passport and International Driver License are authentic enough to show our identity while we're abroad (here). I feel that I and my wife were discriminated and Marshalls doesn't work based on their word.
Reviewed March 30, 2003
A globe was purchase a week before Christmas at Marshalls for a Christmas gift and the globe has been falling apart ever since. On Christmas day We recognize that the globe had a crack in the top but we ignored it because it was not so noticeable. However, as the months went by the globe began to fall apart. The globe itself is beige with a black wooded frame.
Reviewed Nov. 4, 2000
I purchased a Panettone bread at the Marshalls in Watchung. When I checked out I was charged sales tax. When I questioned the Manager, she told me that it was a gift, so it had to be taxed. When I called customer service they told me the same thing. I work in a major supermarket chain and we are not allowed by state law to charge tax on this item. It is food. It is not hot or prepared. The customer service representative, Mike, told me I should have bought the product in a supermarket if I didn't want to pay tax on it.
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