1/5 Bobbi B. 8 months ago on Google
I
recently
had
an
exasperating
experience
with
Neiman
Marcus
in
Las
Vegas
to
the
point
where
I
will
never
spend
another
dollar
there
in
my
life
after
being
a
long
time
customer
of
their
store
and
I
will
make
sure
anyone
I
know
steers
clear
too.
Borderline
fraudulent
behavior
going
on
over
there
from
the
management
level
down.
My
how
times
have
changed!
After
buying
12
pairs
of
designer
shoes
in
a
whirlwind
shopping
adventure,
my
overall
satisfaction
has
been
far
from
what
I
expected.
The
initial
service
at
the
store
left
much
to
be
desired.
There
were
several
instances
where
communication
was
lacking,
and
promises
to
address
my
concerns
went
unfulfilled.
Despite
my
attempts
to
rectify
the
situation,
I
was
met
with
unresponsiveness
from
the
staff.
My
primary
concern
revolves
around
a
pair
of
shoes
that
I
never
received,
even
though
I
paid
for
them.
Despite
my
best
efforts
to
resolve
this
issue,
it
has
persisted
for
over
a
month
without
a
resolution
in
sight.
In
my
communications
with
Neiman
Marcus,
I
highlighted
the
importance
of
addressing
the
matter
promptly,
as
any
customer
would
expect.
Unfortunately,
I
have
yet
to
receive
a
credit
or
the
shoes
that
I
paid
for.
The
website
says
that
they
are
sold
out
now,
so
I
probably
will
not
receive
the
shoes
I
wanted
to
buy
due
to
their
employees
dropping
the
ball.
I'm
left
with
little
options
but
was
hoping
I
could
get
someone
who
works
for
Neiman
Marcus'
attention
that
still
cares
about
keeping
their
customers
happy.
That
hope
is
dwindling.
Perhaps
they
have
switched
over
to
employing
AI
customer
service
bots
over
there.
It's
baffling!
I
just
want
the
shoes
or
the
money
that
I
paid
for
the
shoes
back.
I
don't
see
what's
difficult
about
this.
Are
they
hoping
to
run
me
out
of
energy
so
I
no
longer
seek
the
refund
I
am
due?
I'll
tell
you
what,
I've
got
better
things
I
could
do
with
my
time
than
having
to
hound
your
employees
to
do
their
friggin
job.
What
has
surprised
me
even
more
during
my
quest
for
resolution
to
this
matter
was
the
lack
of
a
coherent
response
in
my
efforts
to
escalate
the
issue.
My
concerns
seemed
to
have
been
passed
back
to
the
same
staff
members
who
have
shown
themselves
to
be
incapable
of
addressing
the
situation
effectively,
as
if
somehow
this
is
supposed
to
yield
me
different
results?
Talk
about
madness!
While
I
believe
that
mistakes
can
occur,
it's
the
company's
response
that
truly
matters.
It's
essential
for
any
business
to
value
their
customers
and
take
their
concerns
seriously.
I
had
expected
a
much
higher
level
of
service
from
a
retailer
of
Neiman
Marcus'
reputation
and
caliber.
Especially
when
I
am
in
the
2%
of
clientele
that
the
CEO,
Geoffroy
van
Raemdonck,
claims
he
is
looking
to
get
more
of.
I
spent
almost
30%
of
his
desired
clientele's
yearly
spend
in
30
minutes.
So
why
is
it
that
Susanna
Barnard
is
not
even
concerned
with
losing
my
business
permanently?
I
urge
Neiman
Marcus
to
reconsider
their
approach
to
handling
customer
issues
and
to
provide
a
more
effective
resolution
process.
As
a
long-time
customer,
I
believe
that
clear
communication,
accountability,
and
a
genuine
commitment
to
customer
satisfaction
are
crucial
for
maintaining
a
positive
reputation.
At
this
point,
I
would
not
be
surprised
to
hear
that
they
are
going
under.
They
have
lost
all
attention
and
focus
over
there
and
you
can't
get
anyone
on
the
phone,
nor
do
they
return
your
call.
They
are
unapologetic
about
their
mistakes
as
well.
Arrogant...
Beyond
rude!!!
I
hope
that
my
experience
serves
as
constructive
feedback
and
encourages
improvements
in
Neiman
Marcus'
customer
service
processes
because
as
it
stands,
I
can
get
better
customer
service
at
Target.
Why
would
I
spend
that
much
money
to
get
treated
worse?
No
thank
you!
There
are
no
shortage
of
places
I
can
spend
my
money.
As
the
recession
deepens,
without
customer
service
to
differentiate
themselves
from
the
MANY
companies
that
supply
the
exact
same
products,
they
got
nothing.
Did
you
hear
that?
I
think
Chapter
11
is
calling.
Better
let
you
go
take
that...
Peace
out!