I've never been treated with anything close to bad service and always have the best service at Louis Vuitton. My Louis Vuitton is in Macy's, so I don't know why that would be an issue. I'm always greeted by name, when I walk into the store, by the sales associates and they always know what I like and what my last purchases were. I'm always shocked when others complain because I can't imagine bad service - anywhere.
I have to disagree with mostly everyone and say that you should not complain. Complaining may ruin your reputation at Louis Vuitton and you'll probably never see her again. Not to mention this is in a different city than where you live. Leave the complaining for something significant.
I've never been treated with anything close to bad service and always have the best service at Louis Vuitton. My Louis Vuitton is in Macy's, so I don't know why that would be an issue. I'm always greeted by name, when I walk into the store, by the sales associates and they always know what I like and what my last purchases were. I'm always shocked when others complain because I can't imagine bad service - anywhere.
I have to disagree with mostly everyone and say that you should not complain. Complaining may ruin your reputation at Louis Vuitton and you'll probably never see her again. Not to mention this is in a different city than where you live. Leave the complaining for something significant.
Definitely. Just ask to speak to the manager, and explain that it seemed very unprofessional that the SA's that helped you were chatting while helping you out, discussing what their plans were for the night.
Sorry about that experience and congrats on the purchases!
I think the person made a valid point about waiting for something significant to complain about. While I think it is rude to just chat away like that, I don't think the service received was extraordinarily rude or anything. Maybe the part about helping someone else in the middle of helping her...but we need more information about that exchange because it could possibly be easily explained.So she shouldn't complain and let those SA's keep treating people that way? :s That doesn't seem very fair. I don't think reputation is an issue in this situation. Customers should be treated with respect and SA's have plenty of time to talk about their plans for the night when there aren't customers around.
Hey, was the girl a young Hispanic woman who wears her hair pulled back?so iv just got back from my NYC trip. i managed to fit in some LV shopping (LVoe scarf, small luggage tag and bubble earings) and went to LV in macys herald square on the recomendation of some of you tpfers. a girl in her early 20s who didnt introduce herself but seemed nice at first started to serve me but then served someone else in the middle of getting my things!!!! when she came back to me i went to pay and two other young SAs came over to us, i presumed it was to chat but they went on to discuss what they were wearing to go out that night while serving me. they were very rude, paid me no attention and then took 20 mins to wrap my things because they were having a fight with stickers and fiddling with tissue paper. and they put my things in stupid sized boxes. it was late on saturday but thats really no excuse for their behaviour.
i thought maybe i was just jet lagged and over emotional but the more i think about it the more it bugs me.
do you guys think i should complain?