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Nimra

2/25/12

Wow, that is a trbirele story. Even though there is a recession supposedly going on, I'm still encountering poor service by the bushel full. As a business owner myself, I feel that customers need to complain when this kind of thing happens and to go as high as they need to in order to get an apology and/or satisfactory resolution. Unfortunately with independent retailers, the buck stops with the owner and if he/she doesn't care then your only recourse is to vote with your feet. Never go back and tell as many people as you can.

Robin Cozart	1/3/12
What a nightmare! Will never do business with this company again. I bought an ecard to send to a friend on December 26, 2011. Today is January 3rd and still no ecard. This is a simple email that they need to send to the recipient but can't manage to do it!

lisa

9/23/11

well, thought i would share my first and very last transaction with anthropologie. ordered some shoes. after 2 weeks ,got an email asking how i liked them. hadnt got the shoes yet. i had sort of gotten used to good companies who get their product to you in less than a week and tell you that they are on the way, but not this company. shoes finally arrived. too big .sent them back and had to pay return postage, which is generally paid for by, like i said, a good company. another 3 weeks go by. no email telling me that they got the shoes back, or that the other ones had been sent out. all emails to "customer service" were virtual form letters. got the shoes. like walking on nails. heres the best part. called customer service to complain of their shoddy customer relations, and they explained there was n o w a y to contact their corporate offices, they werent even allowed to tell me the address. the best i could do was send an email back to customer service and state that i wanted to talk to a supervisor or manager. still waiting .....what a fraud this place is. neiman marcus prices and kmart customer service. i assume this will never be read or responded to, i gather the corporates are a little too well insulated from any negative reviews. did i mention i ordered a pair of shoes from macys on sunday and got them on thursday? and 2 emails telling me the status of my order? pack sand, anthropologie...i dont mind paying for the best but you sure arent that....

Jack	9/14/11
Global Warming, Peter? Broken record. Why don't you state some scientific facts and not just spew up Al Gore's last fundraising bit.

Pam	4/30/11
Jan, How willing you are to ignore the negative community impact of Anthropologie's wasteful behavior in order that you might enjoy those wonderful smells from the sidewalk. Sad on so many levels.

Jan	3/7/11
People . . . Most retailers prop their doors open. It is inviting. It welcomes people. It smells wonderful on the sidewalk as you pass by and it draws you in. Anthropologie is a fabulous store and I am ecstatic that we finally have one in our city.

Sandy Rerrell	1/13/11
Anthropology Store in Carlsbad California reaks of Racism!

Mary Nolte

1/5/11

Peter & Anthropologie Powers that be,

I love the products but I will not shop at Anthroplogie because of there "open door" policy. This is a gross waste of energy and a direct contradiction to the corporate image they try to project...perhaps the high prices could be lowered considerably with the energy savings if they would CLOSE THE DOORS. Shame on you Anthropologie!

Wishing you a brightly colored & energy efficient day,

Mary Nolte
Mary Nolte Designs
Kaleidoscope Color Consulting

Peter Gees

11/27/10

4 score and 7 years ago, I came to long island and there wasn’t any real great place to shop for gifts on the north shore. Today there is Antrropoloige and I just stopped in your Greenvale store this evening with a friend. Upon entering we couldn't help but notice that the oversized entry doors of the store were left wide open while it was approximately 40 degrees outside. We were quite disturbed about this and my friend questioned the store manager Julie Stark, why this was so. She said it was store policy for the doors to be open between 32 & 85 degrees out doors, for which we were a little dumb founded.
While I could write at least 10 pages as to why this is disturbing, I will only say that we were so troubled at this policy, we turned around and walked out, without browsing or making any purchase. In this day and age of global warming, finite resources, and so many people who can’t even afford to heat their homes in the winter, I would think that this policy need a review.
If your profits are so high that you can afford to waste so much money on energy, maybe you should spread the wealth to those less fortunate. There are many good organizations like the salvation army who accept contributions for their energy fund that helps those less fortunate.
And if you were to close the doors you could donate even more and help save the planet at the same time. It’s just a thought from a concerned citizen of the planet.
Thanks for lessening,

Peter G.
Shutesbury, MA 01072