1/5 James W. 10 months ago on Google
Very
possibly
the
worst
customer
service
of
any
retail
location
I
have
ever
shopped
at.
Employees
will
hurry,
and
rush
you
though
self-checkout.
In
the
changerooms
there
was
a
20
minute
wait
when
I
went,
and
employees
will
count
your
items
when
you
go
in
and
out
I
suppose
in
some
meaningless
attempt
to
prevent
you
from
stealing?
Loss-prevention,
namely
Harry
Singh
was
fanatical,
overreaching,
humiliating,
and
discriminatory.
I
had
paid
for
my
purchases
and
was
in
the
process
of
entering
another
store
when
I
was
stopped
by
Mr.
Singh
who
grabbed
my
bags,
began
searching
for
a
receipt,
and
upon
not
finding
one
told
me
he
would
be
taking
my
stuff
to
the
store
and
it
would
be
best
for
me
if
I
just
allowed
him
to
take
all
of
my
stuff
so
as
to
save
me
the
trouble.
Luckily,
I
already
knew
something
wasn't
right
with
this
interaction
and
stayed
with
my
articles.
Mr.
Singh
had
informed
me
that
their
"system"
had
detected
a
theft
in
my
bags,
but
was
unable
to
tell
me
what
items
I
supposedly
hadn't
paid
for.
I
was
told
that
this
had
been
logged
in
their
"system"
and
that
there
would
be
a
record
of
this.
However,
when
I
asked
to
see
these
"records"
I
was
promptly
shut
down
and
told
that
this
information
was
"confidential",
but
not
to
worry
because
it
definitely
existed.
I
can
only
assume,
but
I
am
certain
that
there
was
no
theft
detected
by
their
"system"
and
that
I
was
profiled
by
Mr.
Singh
due
to
the
group
I
was
with
not
being
physically-aligned
with
the
typical
Uniqlo
shopper.
After
Mr.
Singh
had
taken
my
belongings
back
to
the
store
(an
act
which
cannot
be
legally
justified)
I
was
able
to
locate
my
receipt
which
the
self-checkout
machine
had
printed
in
a
conveniently
not
visible
location.
At
this
point
both
Mr.
Singh
and
I
became
aware
that
I
indeed
had
been
in
the
right
the
entire
time,
and
that
I
had
not
in
fact
stolen
my
belongings
but
rather
paid
for
them
like
I
had
insisted
on
all
along.
One
would
think
that
at
this
point
I
would
be
free
to
go.
Apparently
in
the
mind
of
Mr.
Singh
this
would
be
incorrect.
Mr.
Singh
proceeded
to
further
humiliate
me
in
a
fruitless
attempt
to
find
something,
anything
wrong
with
my
transaction.
He
would
proceeded
to
publicly
degrade,
and
belittle
me
as
he
attempted
to
dismiss
my
receipt
as
invalid,
despite
me
showing
him
my
credit
card
matching
the
numbers
on
the
receipt,
and
me
showing
him
that
my
items
matched
the
receipt
perfectly.
Even
after
I
held
my
ground
on
the
receipt
being
mine
Mr.
Singh
not
only
double
checked,
but
triple
checked
my
receipt
with
a
total
of
3
employees,
an
action
clearly
not
necessary
at
this
point.
Before
I
eventually
realized
that
Mr.
Singh
did
not
have
any
jurisdiction
authority
over
me
and
my
items,
and
promptly
left
the
store.
Mr.
Singh
continued
to
challenge
my
legitimacy,
prolonging
this
ordeal
unnecessarily.
This
experience
showcases
an
appalling
disregard
for
customer
rights
and
an
abuse
of
power
by
Harry
Singh.
I
recorded
the
majority
of
this
interaction,
and
have
photos
of
the
receipt
corroborating
my
story.
I
plan
to
look
into
legal
action
using
this
evidence,
as
this
interaction
was
not
only
designed
to
embarrass,
but
is
also
in
clear
violation
of
Ontario
law
on
a
multitude
of
levels.
This
incident
is
a
deplorable
stain
on
a
store
that
has
otherwise
amazing
products.
I
can
only
hope
that
this
is
not
a
typical
experience,
but
reading
other
reviews
I
sadly
do
not
think
that
this
is
the
case.
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