I went to 3 other places - 2 jewelry stores and a Gold buyer event and Barrie Gold Buyers had the…read morebest prices. They gave me an itemized list of my gold with prices. Very thorough service

Products / Price / customer service...... very impressed - will add more after the reno is…read morecomplete !@@!

Inferior products . Mostly made off shore and poor quality…read more I do t normally leave a bad review but people are decent and service is fair, prices are Okay but can do better many other local places and big box stores

I get Aerie updates to my email and saw that their Crossover leggings were only $30 online. We were…read morepassing by this Aerie when I saw that the outlet also had this great deal and I was able to score the same deal and be able to try them on! I've been outlet hopping recently and the Aerie outlets are very consistent in terms of what they carry from store to store. This one was neatly organized and easy to browse. There was almost no one in the store here but the employees seemed busy chatting with each other and getting ready for an in-store event. The in-store event was for breast cancer awareness month. There was a prize wheel that you can spin at checkout. I ended up with a few watermelon Jolly Ranchers off my spin. At checkout, if you have an AE Rewards account, they can look you up in the system either by your phone number or email. You can choose to have your receipt emailed or printed to you at this point. They also had SPC cards at the checkout if you are still a student. During my visit, the entire outlet had a special "pink" card that you could purchase for additional discounts at different stores. It also worked for Aerie for an extra 25% off. This stacked on top of the 50% off item that I got! If you're planning on shopping at the outlets, you can check out at information services whether there are any special deals on.

The selection is unique and the linen collection is amazing. A must visit store in creemore.dont…read moremiss!!

Absolutely lovely décor and down to earth prices - not what you would think from an elegant…read more"boutique" in a tourist area. We found exactly what we were looking for, traditional look with a contemporary spin = LOVE this shop!

Acting like your patrons are weird or bothering you when they ask you directly for help seems like…read morea business strategy that could potentially fail in the long run. Probably shouldn't have employees on the floor giving weird attitude when asked for help.

I bought Bogs boots in MEC online. And this store sent me a filthy used worn out boots. I contacted…read morea customer service and told me to return or will offer $30 gift card. So much of a hassle i choose the gift card, but i would never ever recommend this store. Specially online. This is not about a gift card or a refund but at least have that standard of not sending a return item to customer. Be decent enough to have standard of not sending a return item to other customer specially a filthy and worn out boots. See pictures below. Very disappointed

On our way back from a rodeo last weekend, the horse trailer got a flat tire near Wasaga beach. It…read morewas a sunday afternoon, I realized I had no tools with me (which I do now), didn't have hubby with me, thankfully there was this supernice local who called canadian tire, and send us there. When we got there, a few employees came out to have a look at the trailer, called the manager in, and he said they would give it a try. They didn't have the right tire in stock, but put my spare on, and didn't even want anything for it. I was so thankful, not sure what I would have done if they couldn't have changed the tire, thanks again!!!

At this time of COVID, companies should be thinking very carefully about the way that they are…read moretreating customers. In fact, what are the indicators that determine if a business survives this new environment, and what steps should be taken to divert that risk? Last night, we received a flyer from Canadian Tire Wasaga Beach (CTWB) and we noticed that an item we spent $400 on, just 10 days ago, had an additional10% discount beginning today. Start the Car! Who doesn't need that money right now?! We had to go there anyhow to purchase $150 worth of storage bins, which were also on sale, beginning today. It was our bad that we couldn't find the original receipt. But, because we are members of the Canadian Tire Redemption program, and had our credit card and ID, to prove who we were, and what we had purchased, we assumed it would be reasonable to make our request for the additional $65 discount. I explained the above to the Customer Service clerk and she told me outright, she was sorry, but because I didn't have the original receipt, she couldn't help me. I told her I was sorry, but I asked her to call her Manager. She sarcastically walked away to make the call (obviously, she wanted to vent). I took offence to her attitude. After the call, feeling empowered, she relayed to me, that in order to have access to the additional 10% off, her Manager insisted we have our original receipt. I was now more angered by her attitude than by the requirement, but because I knew they were fully capable of reprinting - I made it very clear to her that I was unhappy with that answer, and I asked her to speak with the Manager in person. This time less sarcastic, she again walked away to call the Manager. Over the last 5 years, we've spent thousands of dollars at this location; Boat Trailer - $1,800, cement mixer ($150), Hard Top Gazebo $2,000, and those are only the larger expenses. As I mentioned, I wasn't only there to request a 10% discount. I had another $155 of Storage bins to purchase right in front of the guy. Geesh! They should have avoided this situation at any cost. Literally a minute later, the Manager arrived. To my surprise, he authorized the transaction, without even speaking a word to me. I was still angry and now puzzled by the power struggles, so I asked him 'why did it require my frustration, to turn the decision around?' His response was 'It's corporate policy that customers have original receipts'. In response, I asked, 'how can a corporate policy allow you to turn decisions around so easily?' Don't get me wrong, I was happy he was doing this for me, but why did it take frustration to have it approved? He didn't call head office to verify. He simply snapped his fingers, and voila my refund. Why did anyone have to get angry or frustrated to make this happen? Couldn't it have been easier for both of us? What I know is that there they have local competitors, who have treated us very fairly and reasonably, and who appreciate us as customers, and don't try to divert discounts for customers, where they reasonably qualify. Beginning today, I will be boycotting CTWB and spending my heard earned money at Home Hardware (x 2), Castle, Home Depot from now on. What Pretty Woman said 'Big Mistake, Big, HUGE'? Have you had a similar experience at CTWB?

excellent experience at Ric is so good. He's been doing this for over 30 years appraising for me…read moreand my family couldn't ask for a better guy call on direct 705-790-8057.

There is a great selection at this store of items for your kitchen and home and the prices are…read moreamazing, as it's within an outlet mall. On top of that, (and the reason why I'm reviewing them) the customer service is excellent. I find nowadays great customer service is rare but the two girls that work in there go out of their way to ensure that you've found what you need and are satisfied. In my case, they ordered a box of dishes from another location (since they were out) and honoured the sale price that was in place the day I inquired about them. They even went so far as to inspect the items in the box and point out a couple of small blemishes on the cups, ensuring that I was aware and could make a decision based on that knowledge. I was truly blown away I have to say.