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Paid 100 dollars plus shipping . Needed to return. They changed 10.99 to return. I'm out $30! NEVER AGAIN!

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Used to be a great company 5 years ago. Now it has a vague return policy and it never mentions 'processing fee'. Stat away.

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Resurrection Cemetery Mausoleum

Resurrection Cemetery Mausoleum

3.3(3 reviews)
1.3 mi

Beautiful grounds and they have a mausoleum as well as an actual cemetery for internment of ashes…read moreas well as bodies. You can get flowers

I've always had a certain fascination for cemeteries, ever since I was a kid and my parents walked…read moreme through a Revolutionary War era graveyard in Salisbury, CT. My father taught me to drive in a cemetery. When in college, I studied for tests at one in Totowa, NJ. When I jogged, I jogged at one in Bernardsville. In my 20's, I took photos of the ceramic portraits on the gravestones of early 20th century Italian and Syrian immigrants in the Paterson, NJ, area; fragments of history frozen in time. I took photos of lichen-covered statues, awe-inspiring scenery, breath-taking skylines, ornate old mausoleums. I sought out where relatives-- genetic and adoptive-- were buried in the Bronx, Westchester County, Hackensack, Lyndhurst. I sought out the graves of those I had admired or found interesting historical figures, ranging from Franklin Roosevelt and Fiorello LaGuardia and Alexander Hamilton to Al Capone and Legs Diamond and John Dillinger. At all times, I proceeded with respect, proper decorum and consideration for those buried in these places and their relatives. In turn, I never encountered any problems in any cemetery that I've gone to over the years. Except this one. I came here as a teenager, not long after I'd started driving. I wasn't familiar with the area, but was driving someone back and forth to a local hospital. I decided to kill some time here while waiting to pick them up for the trip home. I drove down a road that wasn't well maintained, but there were no signs denying entrance to it. Suddenly, I was blocked in by a car. A tall, cadaverous older guy resembling Lurch got out of the car, accompanied by 2 or 3 younger guys (but older than me). They moved in close, making aggressive, threatening comments to me. After asking myself, "WTF is this about?" I realized they were gravediggers, cemetery employees, which was even more disconcerting than if they had been stray, wandering hoodlums. I wasn't a tough guy, but I had never backed down from a fight, and I had had my share in my relatively short lifespan. But the fights I had had were always with one guy around my own age, not a gaggle of goons. I kept asking myself, "What is it I've done wrong here? Have I crossed over into the Twilight Zone instead of a cemetery?" I was bracing myself, hoping to get in at least one or 2 good shots before I got my a** handed to me, when they dispersed after ordering me to leave and leave fast. I couldn't figure out what they had thought I had done. Had there been vandalism recently? Drunken teen parties at night behind the mausoleum? I never knew. Thirty years later, I was working not far away. On my lunch hour, I came across this place again. I decided to kill the hour reading a book in a quiet place. Obviously, I was not a delicate vessel who had been permanently scarred by that unsettling incident. I was a middle aged adult now; not a callow teen. It wasn't a pretty cemetery-- Piscataway is not a pretty town-- but it was quiet. At least until the hour was coming to an end, and a car rode up to me and-- you guessed it-- Lurch approached, uglier and older but undeniably Lurch. He asked if I was visiting relatives. No, I wasn't. Then I would have to leave. He was more respectful than he had been previously (at the very least, he didn't seem like he was getting ready to assault me), but firm. Thirty years ago, I had been shaken. Now, I was amused, a little astonished. You can't make this stuff up. Lurch is still the cemetery's junkyard dog? Ok. I gotta leave? See ya. I still don't know what's up with this place. How does such a long term fascistic method of conducting business equate with Christ's message of love and pacifism (it is a Catholic cemetery, after all)? Don't ask me; ask Lurch. I don't know if he's still working at the cemetery, but sit down outside for awhile in your car, read a book, contemplate the mystery of life and death, and I guess you'll find out. If a car drives up to you with a cadaverous old guy in it, don't say I didn't warn you.

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3.0(2 reviews)
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My neighbor just visited the Chanel boutique at Tysons Galleria and was attended by the charming…read moreand lovely Beth in the beauty and fragrance area. Beth gave her a tour of the store and made wonderful beauty suggestions without being pushy. A great experience.

Being a long time customer of Chanel making many purchases across the country..I of course love the…read morebrand. You could call me an avid fan of Chanel. Including the history with a beautiful story of Ms. Coco. However, please let me warn all consumers that Chanel is fabulous as long as you are making a purchase. Even down to the cute white little sticky flower and white ribbon. but if you plan for your $3000 to $7000 bag to be passed down to your grandkids forget about it. I sent a handbag in last December 15th 2021. it has now officially been over one year since they have had my bag. the value of the bag is $****.** purchased at a Las Vegas boutique. Their actual store. after months of research, hours of sitting on hold (at least 12 phone calls and over 30 hours of hold and wait) I managed to get two people on their main customer service line. I was able to narrow down the warehouse in 876 Centennial Ave in Piscataway NJ. Keep in mind the tiny kiosk In Neiman Marcus in Charlotte NC sent it in. What would that take...Two days? So my bag is sitting there likely among a thousand others on a shelf waiting for repair....sent in Dec. 15th of 2021I have the Internal Repair form issued by Chanel Id love to post here if there were a photo button(guessing I'm not the first to try that) The problem I have is not only that they still have my bag...its the total lack of response and the dismissing the consumer... the manger of handbags at Neiman has called and contacted the person at this center for over a year as well. She finally gave me her contact info which I should be posting as well of the person at Chanel responsible for repairs...They have blatantly ignored Neiman as well..

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