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3.7 (3 reviews)

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5 years ago

I needed a company for yards signs. Overall, the process was very fast and easy. The product is good quality as well. I would recommend!

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Great service at the print center at Staples in Southlake…read more I needed a few large packets prints and collated and excellent employee running the print center set me up and patiently showed me how to print five packets. I wish I had gotten her name as she was friendly and helpful. There were a lot of customers waiting around and she handled each person in a friendly way while acknowledging others. The copies were a bit pricy but I needed them so sometimes you have to pay the price. This staples could be better merchandise's in my opinion but I was focused on the print center for this review.

On March 27, 2026, at approximately 9:00 AM, I went to Staples to purchase a clearance office…read morechair. What should have been a simple in-and-out transaction turned into one of the most aggressive, uncomfortable retail experiences I've had in a long time. While waiting in line, I watched the sales associate essentially badger the customer ahead of me about an "extended protection plan." This wasn't a quick offer--it was a drawn-out, repetitive pitch that continued even after the customer said "no" multiple times. It was obvious the associate had no intention of taking no for an answer. Then it was my turn--and the exact same script started again. I declined the protection plan immediately. That should have been the end of it. Instead, the associate kept pushing, repeating the same talking points over and over as if ignoring a clear refusal was part of the sales strategy. At that point, it stopped feeling like a retail interaction and started feeling like straight-up harassment. Let's be clear: the chair I purchased already includes a 5-year limited manufacturer warranty (Sharper Image). Trying to stack an additional $80 "protection plan" on top of that is, at best, unnecessary--and at worst, predatory toward customers who don't know any better. This isn't "good salesmanship." This is pressure-driven upselling that ignores basic customer boundaries. Management needs to take a hard look at what's happening at the register here. If this is how employees are trained to operate, it's a serious problem. Avoid this location if you don't want to be pressured, ignored when you say no, and treated like a sales target instead of a customer.

Signs In A Flash - graphicdesign - Updated November 2026

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