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Verified ReviewerAtheleta Bobby sneakers
- Issue resolution
- Rude and unsympathetic employees
- Damaged
Preferred solution: Full refund
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Verified ReviewerAvailability for shipping item
- Management unwilling to assist in customer needs
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
User's recommendation: DO NOT SHOP SEARS OR KMART
Item not received
User's recommendation: Beware when you buy from here. Many of the items do not ship directly from Kmart so buy at your own risk.
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Verified ReviewerIt closed
- Real customer service staff
- Inability to redeem bp gas coupon
- Reward card website
Preferred solution: sell off all of company
Inquiry for men's fragrance
Scam sellers
User's recommendation: do Not shop kmart
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Verified ReviewerWhere is my order???
Preferred solution: Full refund
Completely Satisfied
Delivery not received
Swing set inquiry
Faulty product
Check my online ordrr
- Item seemed to be available
- Money gone no toilet paper
Preferred solution: Deliver product or service ordered
User's recommendation: Do not order from Kmart. There is no customer service.
Dilivery not received
- Item seemed to be available
Preferred solution: Full refund
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NO is not the same as rude. GROW UP.
The one good thing about sneakers from KMart is that you don't have to worry about any thugs or gang-bangers mugging you for your shoes. What hoodlum in their right mind would want to be seen out in public wearing such poor quality crap shoes like that?
-- KMart shoes are the shoes that you get to wear when you know that you will be traveling by foot through some rough neighborhoods. That way, you can leave your Michael Jordans that you normally wear at home, and slip on the KMart sneaks to sneak through decrepit & rundown neighborHOODS where there are sketchy, scary & sleazy looking characters milling around on the street, waiting for an unsuspecting victim to come strolling along.
My, how times have changed. Back in the 60s, KMart would give you your money back or replace any pair of shoes purchased at KMart whether you had a receipt or not---as long as it was a brand sold by KMart.
And, it didn't matter whether you wore them for years or they were broken, or you simply got tired of wearing them. You got your money back or another pair. Don't blame KMart. They buy their shoes from some foreign land like all other stores knowing they are junk and won't last long.
Most stores don't like you to return items, thus the requirement to have a receipt and do the return within a short period of time, typically 30 days or so. Welcome to the global economy.
Wow! Not only is that cheap, but it is also dishonest.
What kind of person would bring back a pair of shoes that they were satisfied with and wore until they wore out, just to get a new pair for free? I knew that you were a penny-pinching cheapskate, but I didn't know you were that cheap! CHEAP! CHEAP!
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
CHEAP! CHEAP!
We live in a world were people would do that. We also live in a world where parents would push their kids off ladders, or in front of traffic ans sue claiming they fell.
That was the old times, but blame the people who took advantage of this and were dishonest for the changes. I completely agree with you.
They changed the rules because people took advantage of them. Other companies were also the same.
Or where people mistake no for rude