I guess I'll give one star because I have to. Apparently the employees here don't want customers. So maybe they're able to keep the store open on their own purchases. When this store first opened the customer service was above and beyond and now it's like, trash. Save yourself and drive to another store. I'd honestly drive further so I don't have to deal with your rude employees. I went online to ask if they could price match my shoes because they dropped dramatically in price. They said I had to go in the store since it was an online purchase. I asked if they were sure because I had a newborn and if I didn't have to I didn't want to. But they said yes. Ok fine, I love going to 2nd st. Well I walk in and state that I wanted to get the price difference back and not to worry as I was going to purchase more Nike items so if they could put it on a gift card. The girl helping me today around 130p walked away and talked to the supervisor that was in the back. I could hear her say only if it's 14 days. Which seems so odd to me since I have 90 days to return them. She asked me the date I purchased them but wasn't sure so I had told her I was pulling it up because it's an emailed receipt. The WiFi is awful in this store. So I show her the receipt and she turns her head and yells. "Yah just what I thought, it's past 14 days". Let me explain somehow how weird it is that she didn't look at me and say something like, "I'm sorry maam, we have a 14 day price match policy". Nothing just yelling back and forth with her supervisor. ALEXIS the supervisor comes out and says sorry it's past the 14 days and I said I wasn't aware of this 14 days. That other girl immediately responds with, RUDELY!, "it's right on your receipt"
Alexis stated that only Nike.com could help me. I explained to her my interaction with them and I was getting upset because I was being talked so rudely to. I said dude they told me to go into the store. That the systems don't cross. They said I had to come in and I even asked if they were sure because I have a newborn baby. 6 weeks old..
So Alexis tells me it's on my receipt. She said she would match it for me this one time only. But wanted my Nike pass in the app. Let me remind you non of this interaction was kind, I think if the other girl could speak with me it would have gone differently. I'm honestly so disappointed.
So the WiFi in this store sucks. I asked Alexis if I could just give her my email because the WiFi is so bad I couldn't login. She said no, she needed my pass. That one other girl told me which WiFi to login to. All of this takes time. So because going to settings/wifi/finding an open WiFi/clicking it/letting it load and accepting the terms wasn't fast enough for Alexis she asked for my email. At this point I'm furious. I literally just asked you if I could give you my email because the WiFi is awful in that store. Which is well known, not just my problem.
I said no, I just went through this entire process so wait 2 more seconds and you can scan it.
That example alone basically describes the entire attitude of this entire transaction.
IM BUYING $200 shoes and this is the service you are providing. GTFO
I've loved Nike for forever. If I didn't or I wasn't sure about this brand, I. WOULD NEVER STEP FOOT IN A NIKE STORE AGAIN.
I left the store and was truly confused about the 14 days thing. I opened my email and read it up and down and sideways and backwards and for the life of me I couldn't find it. I called customer service and they again told me that only the store could help me unless I wanted to completely return the shoes and rebuy them. Which is what I'm going to do. But also, why. I have 90 days to return these. Just give me the price difference back. Be an honest company at every level. Nike needs to provide basic customer service training to their employees. If they don't like their job they should go find another one. I'm not going to this store ever again, you shouldn't either. read more