I don't think I can afford Nordstrom's. Use to be, you didn't have to. Sears used to be pretty good. Not as high class as Dillards.
I was in Dillards the other day and OMGosh, the carpet is disgusting in our Dillards. They had this light blue carpet installed many moons ago and there isn't a spot on it that isn't damaged, dirty and destroyed. What a mess. With the prices they charge, you would think they could do better. I bet Dillards isn't doing too well these days. Too snooty.
Quoting: BunBun Yeah well, neither can I, really, but I do love their shoe department, or used to. I did have an excellent experience trying on a satin piece in the lingerie department once. So much assistance. I ended up buying it. It's not a regular thing - trust me.
My point was that it's the only place, that I know of where they will assist the customer. Oh yeah, and when my mom got really old and we went to buy her some bras. They were awesome in helping.
All stores of the non-discount variety should be that way. I detest going to a place, having to look all over what the category of item I am looking for, and there is no one to even point me in that direction. Bump THAT. Oh, and then find and beg someone to take my money. Bump THAT big time.
I prefer vintage, high end, never used items. I love looking for them, too.
They can keep their cheap-arse, Made in some country I've never heard of, crap that falls apart as soon as it's washed.
I hope all of the ones that stopped providing customer service go down. I'll remember them, too when they start selling online only, and boycott them. Pfft. I need to see and feel stuff before I buy.
I am a seasoned, experienced shopper and I know the brands and I know the deals.
They can kiss my sweet southern, you-know-what.
