Chicagoist: Macy's Shoppers Pleased More with Service

Pinko

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 09:29:01 -0600

I would agree with matty about the staff. I've gone there twice since converting to Macy's (once to buy a suit, so it's not like I was browsing socks), and the few employees who were around offered no assistance whatsoever. I've had better customer service at garage sales...

Spook

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 09:26:19 -0600

Any body wanna ask me the time? I can find out for you by checking my new watch purchased from Macy's Friday. I wanted to time my purchas with a protest, but Macy protestors tend to be a more sedentary lot. Thier winters are about being parked on a suburban couch, eating bon bons( but drinking Diet coke) watching TV Soap Operas. But come May,I'm sure they will shed their Christmas sweaters, dust off those track suits, hoist each other onto metra trains and be right back to fight for their "movement"!

matty

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 09:13:08 -0600

I think the men's department at macy's is small and understaffed and have very few options in menswear. They carry limited sports jackets and even fewer pieces. It's not a place to go to get deals on expensive clothing either, as the stuff they do have is either astronomically expensive or just downright cheap. Everything is laid out like it has been thrown there and the employees seem overworked and underpayed.

spookhatespuppies

Sun, 24 Feb 2008 23:53:44 -0600

All protests against Macy's are kind of lame.

Pinko

Sun, 24 Feb 2008 23:39:23 -0600

While the Field’s Fans are too busy protesting poor customer service at Macy’s... Since when have the protests been about poor customer service at Macy's? Is that a lame attempt at sarcasm, or just not a very well thought out statement on your part?