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antoinette w.

Joined 2 years ago

I wonder if people can afford to be rude in a Recession?. I went into This Rite Aid early December 2011. I am a regular customer there. I was putting hairspray in my hair that I thought was a sample, and this employee comes running out and yelling at me. She yelled "that is not a sample, it would say tester if it was" . She continued to yell and run away before I could speak to her. Unfortunately I do not know her name. I went to the cashier and said"she didnt have to yell. I simply did not know. In some places items are testers and there simply is no lable. I am not a rule breaker, and I have respect for any establishment that I enter into. The only thing she needed to do was say "Im sorry miss those are not testers." Instead she scard me half to death and ran away. I would never want anyone who has such poor customer service working for me. Because of her she Rite Aid lost a sale from my friend, and in this recession I do not believe anyone can afford to lose any money.

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Robyn Galbos

Joined 10 years ago

Drugstore offers personal-care and household products plus convenient online prescription refills.. In Short
Debuting in 1962 as Thrif D Discount Center in Scranton, Pa., this drugstore chain became known as Rite Aid in 1968, and today is one of the largest in the nation. In addition to a pharmacy, each store carries a wide variety of health-care and household items--from nutritional supplements to cleaning supplies to snack foods. Flu clinics are held at various locations throughout the flu season.