Rachael
Google
I was in the store yesterday and I picked a jacket that I really needed for several upcoming holidays. It was found in the “last act” section and had a last act sticker on it. I double checked the price in one of the scanners as well. When I got to the cashier to pay, the cashier told me that it said it was from a 3rd party seller and he was not supposed to sell it. This cashier’s name was Brandon. He was very sweet about it but called over a manager to figure out what to do next. The manager came over and was very short with me about it. “No, you can’t have this. We can not sell it, he has to put it in the back,” she said. I tried to explain that it had Macy’s stickers on it and I had even checked the price upstairs and, most importantly, I really needed this jacket. This woman was incredibly rude about it and when she walked away, I lingered for a second just to tell Brandon how disappointed I was about all this, and she started yelling across the store that he better go put the jacket in the back immediately, as though I was gonna try to somehow get the jacket anyway. Then she stood there until I walked away. I found this to be incredibly rude and unprofessional! Not to mention, it wasn’t my fault this jacket was accidentally put out on the floor. It had a Macy’s tag so it should have been sellable. What ever happened to “the customer is always right?!” I have always been a very loyal customer of Macy’s but this was incredibly off putting!