When I am in town, I prefer shopping here for basic home and clothing items over other stores in…read morethe area. The Jamestown region already struggles with limited accessibility, variety, and quality in its retail options, and losing JCP and having another empty building in the area would only make that worse. The staff here genuinely seem well-trained (please take note Target and Walmart) and are consistently pleasant to interact with. I think a guy names Juan was famous for his customer service here, although I haven't seen him the last few times, but he was top notch. While JCP might not be the most exciting store, it's reliable for what it offers, and when I am here, I find myself choosing it over the other branded stores nearby.

Fifty percent of the workers are rude dad loves thos store I no longer will shop here I rather…read moretravel to buffalo better customer service I returned two items told they no longer had them and it because they was on sale and sold out I got the sale priced returned to me when I go to the floor I noticed they had few of the shorts and they was not on sale lying to a customer is so uncool then one of the cashiers refuse to give dad his own bag and coupon book because I already got one I was like yeah but he made his own purchase made no sense had bad experience here again you never get bad service at Macy's or Kohls just saying

I have had micro needling on my arms and face by Shauna and Ariel, both of them are very…read moreknowledgeable and informative. I love my results the lines around my eyes and lips are almost completely gone after only one treatment. I would highly recommended both ladies. They do many services that were much needed in our town.

I stopped to make an appointment at Community Eyecare Specialists this morning. There were a few…read moreglitches with the insurance and I was so impressed with the service I received. Molly and the rest of the staff worked professionally, persistently, and patiently to resolve the issue (not their issue). I highly recommend this friendly and competent practice.

Don't go to Community messed my son's eyes up and been going back and forth to Buffalo to try to…read morerepair what they did. Today my wife and I had free exams and they said all covered no copay ,go to leave and they say we both owe money when United Health even said it was free same with my son. I wouldn't take my dog to see them and will never go back.

I WAS MISDIAGNOSED! Chelsea Gray was rude and short the 1 minute she saw me. I am still suffering…read morein pain after 3 months of treatment. I am seeking another opinion. I tried to call and tell them it wasn't helping,but they didn't have a phone number to speak with a nurse or MD. I am considering a lawsuit. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!

Haven't been to office yet but there is a 4 month wait time. I was told there are no doctors there…read morejust PA's and a nurse practitioner. That is disappointing. There should be at least one.

Although Dr. Andy is great, the Billing and Insurance department (Cassy A) has a lot to be desired…read more They lost my initial email informing them of our insurance changes. They called me a week before my appointment and let me know that my old insurance isn't in effect, which I had to resend the information and as again for them to verify that our dentists were in-network. Before and after our cleaning, we asked for them to verify the network status our our insurance, which we were told that they did and there were no co-pays. a few weeks later I received a bill in the mail for my spouses cleaning with a co-pay of $73.20 because her dentist was considered out-of-network! When confronted with the issue, they said that they are too busy to verify network status of their patients!

I arrived early to a clean, professional facility. Once they called me (only about 5 minutes after…read morethe scheduled appointment time), I was seen by Kris (I HIGHLY recommend her, she was a delight) and Dr. Andy. Both were professional, knowledgeable and very eager to answer any of my questions or concerns. All of the staff I encountered at Peppy Dental were friendly and helpful. I miss Dr. Meabon (went there for years), but I'm very pleased with this new alternative!

My family (in-laws and nuclear) have bought 4 cars from here. The first two were decent enough…read morevehicles; no major issues, maybe a little work and mostly cosmetic. However, my in-laws bought their second vehicle from here and it had some issues. 1. The rear windshield wiper and washer fluid ensemble did not work. At all. 2. The check engine light was on, and the owner "could not get it to go off no matter what" he or his mechanic tried. So my in-laws, in desperate need of a car and against their better wishes, bought the car. Cue months of financial issues as they proceeded to dump an already low budget into fixing an exhaust system, the cause of which the owner could not have figured out or fixed before he sold the car. Yes, my in-laws should have insisted on him fixing it, but it's in the past. On to my nuclear family: My lovely wife finally could afford her own car with both of us working. Since C & D had not really steered us wrong before, we decided to go with a vehicle from his company. My wife had her eye on one vehicle, and we test drove it two times, deciding if we could finance it then it would be hers. The bank stepped up, we bought it, and the owner said he would have his mechanic give the car a "once over to make sure all was in order." As we were signing the papers, he mentioned there was a rattle in the front end that was "the cause of something he couldn't find, but went away when the car heated up and metal expanded." There was also a wobble in the tires that meant he needed to balance them, and the gas cap switch didn't work, so we would have to "pop the trunk, then pull a wire that would pop the flap open." We took the car, after a few months and a second tire-balance, to a garage. Here's the list of issues that C & D auto exchange refused to admit. 1. Destroyed bearings. Both sides 2. Control arms both sides 3. Steering knuckles 4. Nearly destroyed axle, left and right. 5. A smattering of other front-end issues Leading to a grand total or $1,200 worth of work, done by a mechanic friend for free. The total would have been much higher at a garage. Calls to C & D were not returned, so the word is out. This man will sell you a broken car, feign ignorance, then ignore you and move on to the next "sucker." Never again