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Originally posted by SeriousSigma22
These department stores don't realize that African American women bring in millions of dollars in revenues in sales from shopping we are their number one customers and they're taking us for granted. Once again, if we pull or black dollars out of their stores then maybe they will make their buyers take a more serious approach when purchasing merchandise for their stores. I get sick and tired of traveling to Tysons I and II because they are the two malls that provide high quality merchandise for the rich folks in Greater Washington metro area.
And when you walk into their stores they don't even let you get in the store before their asking if they can help you. I'm not a thief and I have money to shop in their store. That really sets-me-off. Sorry, I'm still pretty upset about the injustice of it all.
Serioussigma22
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I agree with you soRHOr. There's a store called Martin's Footnotes and Fashions in my area and when you walk in the store they are up in your face asking you if you need help before you get in the store and start shopping. So I hardly ever go in there unless it's my last resort to find an outfit.
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