Michael C.
Yelp
Went into Lowe's @ about 8 am, shopping for a few items. Although the store wasn't really busy at that time, it was still obvious the employees were having great difficulty in helping and checking out customers. To begin, it appeared that there was only two people working (or at least to help customers) and one was a dedicated check out person, making it impossible to get help finding things and answering questions. Furthermore, when checking out, there was an ad in their circular stating that a coupon (on their receipt?) for $10 off a $50 purchase was to be given, but they were clueless as to this promotion. Even showed the clerk the ad that I picked up at the front door when I came in, and nope, no idea what its about. It not only befuddled her, but also confused another check out person (i guess that got 2nd one by that time) and even the supervisor/manager was in state of ignorance. So I stood there for 3-5 minutes, waiting, for these guys (gals) to figure it out. It would have been comical watching this transpire, if it wasn't for the great inconvenience to me. Which is par for course for Lowe's. Can't blame Amazon or internet shoppers for this. The one REAL advantage that brick and mortar has over online is ACTUAL service. And service always seems to be the first thing sacrificed for profitability. Lowe's, your welcome to contact me, but alas, I doubt you have time to read this if you don't have time to do the most basic services.