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Never gone to the store in LA but ive spoken to them on the phone and they were helpful
Is there a store with worse customer service than Supreme?
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Originally Posted by Across 110th st
One time one of the dudes in there gave me a head nod. @!*+ was so cash
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Originally Posted by Across 110th st
what did the worker look like?Originally Posted by JFDOOM
I remember when my boy slapped the cashier @ the ny store for not getting off his phone
good times
hispanic dude with long hair..bout 5'7
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exactly why i hate working at sports authority. they basically tell us to nag customers until they give in and buy some insoles/replacement plans
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I remember going to the NY store to buy a boxcap. When I went up to the desk, dude was trying to holla at this hoodrat chick.
Dude had some lame lines too.
Dude had some lame lines too.
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Haven't been to HUF in years, but I remember back then, the HUF on sutter had horrible customer service, dudes would straight be on high horseor elitist type attitude. The one on Hayes was much better
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Agree ... I think that retail shop employees come across a bunch of A-holes and window shoppers on a daily basis and therefore, reflect thatattitude towards real positive shoppers. It goes hand in hand though when you really think about it. When I walk into say Banana Republic and the lady/mansays hey "Welcome to B.R. how are you today?", I actually look them in the face and respond respectfully, "Im doing great thanks, andyourself?" ... Right then and there you have established a relationship .. I feel at least..
I have never worked in retail, but I definitely show respect to the employees, and my positive attitude seem to get me great service. As I dont see it as a"service" so to speak, but just an individual assisting another.
BUT !!!! If someone at the register just completely ignored me for 2-5 minutes I would simply toss the items I planned on purchasing right across the counterat them and walk out the store ... FLIGHTCLUB has HORRIBLE customer service as well.
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This.
As a retail manager, sometimes good customer service is actually leaving the customer alone.
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The folks at NY are ++!@@. Had to have my cousin sweet talk/flirt with one of the workers just for some attention to cop a shirt.
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This should change soon. Supreme saw the writing on the wall, as did the rest of the "boutique" shops. I never thought I'd see UNDFTD, Supreme orHuf go online, part of their appeal is the exclusiveness. Being an online retailer, clearly changes that. I've never had any problems with that stuff. Hufused to be chill right when they opened. Supreme was eh. The only place I've been to in the past five years is UNDFTD and they seem pretty friendly.Overall, I just think that Supreme will realize they're only hurting themselves. Put an online Supreme up in 2001-2002, game over, everything would sellout. Now they've got stuff on sale. For these shops it never used to be about how much the item was, it was about how available that item was to thepublic, most people would pay insane prices. Now price has become a issue, call it the ecomony, call it easy accessibility, it's simply not the same forthese shops. I still really like Huf, Supreme and UNDFTD, however, I rarely wear casual clothing anymore, so there's no sense in hunting for it, or payingthe prices on most of the items.
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I have always heard stories but a few of my friends went to supreme ny a few weeks ago and both said they were cool to them.
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someone above mention flightclub ny, ive been to the their location on nassau st one day after work. Mind you i was wearing business attire shirt tie dressshoes etc and I wasn't ignored yet i wasnt rushed to and swarmed, which was cool. When I asked a question about a specific shoe, the employee there ( Ithink his name was Esco) was very helpful and informative. We went on to discuss the shoe and other aspects of the jordan line for a few, and at no time did ifeel pressured or looked down upon. I didn't end up buying the shoe and he was still cool about it. But everyone's experience could be different at thesame place, just like going to a club. It all depends, but the day i get treated or ignored like some of the stories above. . .. right..
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Where you work @ homie ??
See ... Here's what happened. They dont do consignment at that spot though so dudes were like, go to the other one on Green St I believe, but I figuredthat it would be smart for me to call first instead .. I called 3 times before someone answered .. Than that guy put me on hold and forgot about me, and thenext time I called the same dude was rushing me off the phone
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Even though I haven't been there in years no store is messing with the great customer service at vinny's in BK.
And I think that supreme needs to step their customer service game up. B/c it will have a good financial impact on them in the long run.
I don't know how people could think non existing customer service is good for any store, including supreme
And I think that supreme needs to step their customer service game up. B/c it will have a good financial impact on them in the long run.
I don't know how people could think non existing customer service is good for any store, including supreme
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any foot locker...doesnt matter which one.
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You waited for 7 minutes 'til he got off a phone?
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dont buy from supreme then.
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Interesting point. I agree with you.
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The thing about supreme is that the demand is so high ... that even if they lose you as a customer there are 5 other people who are gonna want to buy the shirtyou left there...
They really don't care, people need to stop catching feelings if they treat you like $+$$ then why do you keep going there? Oh right.. because its Supreme
They really don't care, people need to stop catching feelings if they treat you like $+$$ then why do you keep going there? Oh right.. because its Supreme
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NA their supply is just so small
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Originally Posted by Phil Le0tard0
and you really sat their for 7 mins waiting to buy a hat while some dude talked on the phone and ignored you?
NO article of clothing is worth waiting 7 minutes while the clerk is brushing you off on the phone, ask for the manager or give him a signal
my dude was put in his place for 7 minutes
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You guys perpetuate the crappy service by shopping there. No one to blame but yourselves.
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Supreme is trash.