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November 2022 by Shehu Abdullahi
Excellent service We were recommended to go to Mrs. Joan Steve She made getting our profit stress free and made what we thought would be impossible, possible!! Mrs. Joan Steve was truly amazing and gave us so much further advice- she went above and beyond and now we’re making our second withdrawal! We were able to earn $15,000 within a week with an investment of $1,500 due to her efficiently and effective trading techniques. Thank so much Joan Steve! I recommend her to anyone interested in earning from Forex/Stock and Bitcoin trading she's indeed a Guru expert and the right trader for the Job contact her for trading help. WhatsApp:+15186295574 Email:
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November 2021 by Shon K.
Always been a Costco guy and has never been to a Sam's Club until here. Gotta say, I like it. Same model as the C store - but different things available. Different clothing lines and some different food offerings. I'm a member for life now.
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June 2021 by Courtney Wirth
This Sam’s Club is always clean, employees are busy but willing to help when asked! Check out process is always smooth and quick.
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May 2021 by Roger Sebenaler
She sure dont have the selection they used to. Wonder if costo in fargo is better?
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May 2021 by Carlotta kaye Redwing
Never knew membership would cost so much but... I got great savings afterwards.
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May 2021 by Jesica Bergh
I love Sam's club they always have what I need
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May 2021 by Barbara Jackson
Good whole store n cost is good ✌
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April 2021 by William Schmidt
The people are always friendly and helpful. They always have a great selection of everything and the prices are cheap.
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April 2021 by Stewert
They have most things you need good service.
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April 2021 by Jennie Mason
I enjoy going to sam's club. Granted, I don't go as much now it's just 4 of us instead of 6, but there's always things I get...
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February 2021 by Julia Van Blarcom
Today it was especially nice to the Panettone on sale at Sam's Club.Panettone is literally happiness in a box.
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February 2021 by Aakash Bhagat
Really horrible experience! I ordered three pizzas and the lady working at the counter never asked if I wanted it take n bake or baked and she actually baked all of them. When I said I needed it as take n bake she refused to make me new one and said she can’t do that. She was really rude and the manger wasn’t great help either. I use to love ordering take n bake veggie pizzas from them and now I’m not even going to step foot in their store. Keep employing and protecting rude employees and you’ll lose all your customers.
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January 2021 by Tiffany S
Great prices. Always friendly service. Member fuel prices are awesome too. Love my shopping trips to Sam's club.
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December 2020 by Charlie Johnson
For all the hype I heard about it being cheap it’s not happy Harry’s is cheaper and even Rite Spot is cheaper when it comes to some items if you are getting beat by Rite Spot in terms of prices idk how you can say you have even half decent prices
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May 2020 by Louis M.
If you prefer to complain above the store manager level or don't wish a response from the store manager, then make sure to state that when you fill in the text fields in their feedback survey, or else they will assume your fondest desire is to correspond with the store manager over email. You might need to be firm if you wish to complain above her head. Complaining has become harder and harder for the customer, over the last few years. They can't write a note to the company, through the help center, anymore. You go through endless sub menus and then get an FAQ report, on the website when you hit contact us. The phone number is hidden. The chat connects you with a computer program. And when you fill in a feedback survey, you get a response from the very people you are trying to complain about, instead of the company. When you finally get connected to a customer service operator, they aren't in the U.S. They are in a foreign country and they don't even know that much about the company or have much power to help you. I get the impression the local managers want complaining to be difficult and frustrating for the customer, so their jobs are protected. They might ask at the end of the feedback survey if you want to be contacted. Maybe, check no, since it isn't to exchange information, but merely to lie to you about the store being run well and the only person who will contact you is the store manager. I got the impression I was being given the runaround. Some questions get answered, but not the ones relating to complaints. Then, it becomes a sales routine. In my experience, the managers there are psychologically unable to tolerate the slightest criticism. They are unapproachable or have a layer of superficiality, as if your negative attitude is depressing them and you are cruel. Or they give simple answers to issues or hold back on details. And on and on. You should definitely go over their head, because if you try to talk to them directly, you will hurt their feelings and victimize them. If you notice any hostility after you complain, make sure to have a backup plan for getting your merchandise, if you feel the clerks or managers might retaliate against you. I'm not saying this happens or doesn't happen. I don't want to make false accusations. Anyway, one plan is to use club pickup exclusively and then get a friend to pick up your merchandise for you. You can also cash in your membership, early and ask for a full refund. If you do that, post online in a review for the other readers if you notice any reaction to your decision. Maybe, the customer service people are trained to make you feel guilty or awkward with silly questions or a look of disgust or disapproval, because it is a manipulation tactic. They want to convince you you are doing something wrong. But, you are doing something right. If they really cared about you as a customer, they wouldn't herd you around all these funny systems to make it impossible for your complaints to be heard. If they want the first response and the last resort to be the same thing, cashing in your membership, then some can give them what they want. I hope that assistant managers don't receive more blame than they deserve as a result of my reviews. They do the work of keeping the store going and I fear the district managers come through and ignore their concerns. That the district managers are aloof and prone to using any of the assistant managers comments against them, so they would be afraid to volunteer criticism about the store manager's performance. When you, the customer, complains, please give the assistant managers the benefit of the doubt, so you don't turn things into a witch hunt. The world of the district managers is invisible to us, so we assume they act in our best interest, not their own or the store managers, in spite of how it will affect the customer. Try to make friends with the assistant managers, before submitting your complaint and make sure the complaint reflects their ideas and concern