1/5 Christina G. 2 years ago on Google
I
wanted
to
return
an
item.
The
first
cashier
I
spoke
to
said
I
could
only
exchange
since
my
return
time-frame
was
past
due.
She
confidentally
explained
I
was
able
to
exchange
for
any
item
as
long
as
it
equalled
or
exceeded
the
price
of
$29.99.
I
spent
a
good
hour
looking
for
an
item
I
liked
in
order
to
do
the
exchange.
When
I
finally
found
a
sweater
I
liked
they
didn't
have
my
size.
The
second
cashier
I
spoke
to
helped
me
greatly
by
going
through
storage
in
order
to
find
my
size.
I
expressed
my
gratitude
and
excitedly
went
to
go
exchange
my
item,
only
to
be
told
by
the
manager
that
I
actually
could
NOT
do
the
exchange
because
of
the
past
due
date.
I
explained
the
whole
situation
to
him
about
what
cashier
#1
explained
to
me
and
how
much
help
I
received
from
cashier
#2,
but
he
insisted
I
couldn't
exchange.
I
could
only
then
give
him
a
description
of
what
cashier
#1
looked
like
since
there
were
no
name
tags.
It's
extremely
frustrating
as
a
customer
to
spend
an
hour
in
a
store
trying
to
figure
out
a
solution
to
your
problem
only
to
have
miscommunication
and
insconsistency
with
store
policies
ruin
your
experience.
To
top
it
all
off,
the
manager
allowed
the
customer
ahead
of
me
to
return
a
jacket
which
was
purchased
the
previous
year.
.
.
But
I
can't
exchange
a
top
purchased
in
July?
So
now
I'm
stuck
with
an
item
I'm
not
going
to
use
and
a
frustrating
experience.
-_-
P.s.
There
needs
to
be
more
than
1
cashier
available
to
do
returns/exchanges.
The
line-up
for
those
situations
are
always
incredibly
long
because
only
1
cashier
is
ever
available