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View all 304 complaintsMarshalls - Hostile, downright rude behavior
I went into a Marshall (Stafford Plaza, 11830 Wilcrest Drive, Houston - Wilcrest Dr., TX 77031
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I have never experienced such hostile and downright rude behavior. If a manager behaves in such a way, I cant begin to imagine what employees under her must be doing. And just for your information, my husband returned the same pot at the very same location later that night without an issue. Maybe his being a Caucasian and not brown like me had something to do with it all? I am disgusted and will not be shopping Marshall again.
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
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I purchased a bracelet 6/16/07... I did not wear it immediately but when I did, it broke--literally fell apart. On today, I finally got back into the store with the bracelet and was told nothing could be done. Two reasons were given: 1) I bought it 4 mos ago and, 2) it is not Marshall's problem if it broke. I shop there weekly, I have tons of receipts to prove it. I was merely asking for a shopping card so that I could recoup my loss, which was $39.99 plus tax. For the record, I have taken jewelry that broke back to this store before and there was no problem. My issue was handled by the manager who lacked in my opinion appropriate training in handling customers. I am sure I will continue to shop at Marshall's but not in Baytown, Texas anymore. Thanks for the opportunity to state my problem.
"I finally got back into the store" and "I shop there weekly" --- if that is the case, why did you wait FOUR months to return it? It seems like you enjoyed the bracelet for the life of it and then tried to get your money back.
Having worked in retail for many years, the 1st reply is correct. You bought it four months ago, usually there is a policy regarding how long returns can be accepted, and returned it in un-sellable condition. We have no obligation to take it back. Period.
Returns are made at the associate's disgression. If the store can not re-sell it then they don't HAVE to take it back and usually don't. This is clearly stated in the return guidelines which can be found online. This is especially true if it has been 4 months! Even if they had taken it back you would only have been able to recieve in store credit, which is also stated on the receipt. But I am sorry that the manager was rude to you... there seems to be a lot of that going around at Marshalls nationwide.
I'm so sorry you had to go through that! I'm a Marshalls employee (In Indiana, though) and I just have to say that the behavior of the managers (there are usually 3 or 4 to each store) absolutely does NOT reflect the behavior of the other staff. Our GM is a vicious, tactless, rude woman (not to mention a few four letter words I'm thinking of) and everyone on the "team" pretty much hates her. Not only is she disrespectul and downright abusive to her staff, she also treats the customers in a shameful manner. If you have a complaint, you can ask staff at the service desk for the district office number and they can't refuse you. Or you can just call the corporate number which is 1-888-MARSHALLS.
Marshall's doesnt have a theme song.. what kind of store doesnt have a theme song !
I would fear for my safety if I had to work in this store! I have been in there 3 times and that is 3 times too many for me. The times I was there I had watched people shop lift, a woman's purse was taken out of her cart and the person ran out of the store and was gone in a matter of minutes and some other nutty stuff happening! I will say the the people who work in this store should get hazard paid. The customer are low down dirty and rude and I watched a employee be called everything but a lady and all she could do was stand there and take this! If Marshall's cared about the people working for them I wouldn't know it by the abuse that these employees take on. If had a family member working for this company or even this store I would want there to be an armed guard there at all times. Wake up Marshall's and look around. Get out of your CEO seats and look at what these poor people deal with day in and day out!