Oakley
Almost a month ago, I went to this Oakley to get sunglasses for my whole family. We ended up buying 5 pairs amounting to more than $700. We also spent around 45 minutes in the store picking out glasses (this is relevant later). Two weeks later, my wife came back because she wanted to see what other colors the glasses she bought came in for a possible exchange (Oakley allows customers to exchange their glasses up to 30 days after purchase). I wasn't with her so the following account was what she told me. She came to the store, she was walking around and she was checking out some new glasses in the mirror. In the mirror, she saw that the woman who originally sold us the glasses was pointing to my wife and talking to her manager probably thinking my wife couldn't see them. My wife overheard her telling her manager, "This woman wasted almost an hour of my day." My wife was very shocked, but trying to avoid any confrontation, she decided to just leave. Today was the 29th day after purchase and my 15 year old son wanted to change the colors of his glasses so we once again went to Oakley. My wife, understandably, refused to go back to the store, so I went with my son. The young lady who sold us the glasses and made that rude comment about my wife (we found out her name was Emma) was there again. I pitely approached her and told her that my son wanted to change the colors of his glasses, but upon inspecting them, she said that they couldn't be exchanged because she found some scratches on them. This couldn't be correct as my son didn't even use them and, upon asking where the scrat he's were, I couldn't even see them. After this, I once again asked her where they were (as I couldn't see them) and she changed her story and said it was only on one lens and not both. I got a little bit disappointed that she lied about one lens having a scratch and I again asked her where the scratch on the other lens was. She completely disregarded what I said and called her coworker over (I assumed she was the store manager). The lady told the coworker (whose name was Camelle), "These people come in the store and exchange their glasses all the time and I'm si k and tired of it." I overheard this and walked towards them and I said, "This is my first exchange; what do you mean by these people?" Camelle disregarded what I said, took the glasses, and walked towards the counter. She looked at the glasses and I noticed that she took her nail and scratched the top of the glasses' lens. She gave it back to me and haughtily said, "Do you see this big scratch?" I inspected it not even 2 minutes ago and the lens that Emma said didn't have a scratch suddenly had a scratch on it. I told her, "I just looked at it and there was no scratch." And she said, "The only favor I can do to you is sell you a new pair." I angrily told her, "You just scratched it and now you want me to buy a new pair from you guys. And you're doing me a favor by selling me a new one." She said, "Either you buy the glasses or leave the store." At that point, my blood was boiling, but I didn't want to create a scene, so I just walked away. While walking away, I heard the coworker telling Emma, "This is how you deal with these people." They were very rude and very disrespectful and I never ever want to give Oakley my business again. read more