JD Sports

"Super busy for a very high demand fashion store. Service was still great. Pricing although not at the staffs fault it money grabbing. I get things are going up but $30+ on most shoes. It's a bit of a joke. Still made a purchase girls at front counter seemed unimpressed and the one that served up was looking at us like we were stupid... didn't ask what our item was my husband said it's the (brand) shoes and she then grabbed them. No lead into conversation with the customer. The floor staff did amazing with the amount of customers."

"Discriminating and judgemental with people under Autism. The manager asked me if my son has social skills difficulties when I raised an issue as to why they asked their female employee if she was harassed by my son. My husband have over heard it and asked me to go when me and my son were seriously looking for shoes. When I found out the reason why, I came back because it is so wrong to accuse him of harassment when he just asked her instagram and she gave it! The manager told me that she emailed her work and felt harassed. My son told me the whole story how she talked to her. She approached him first to ask what he needs. My son asked her if she is a Filipino and she said that she is half Filipino and Japanese (but she doesn't even look like she has features of Japanese) In our culture as Filipino, we talked to the same. If a young adult approached to make friends it doesn't mean that he is going to harass her nor has the attention of courting. Also the fact that he went back with me and my family to meet her because I am a Filipino is not harassment. I taught my son to be respectful of women and guided him ever since he was young. Him, having a big body, skin head or being conversational to make friends is not harassment and he shouldn't be judged. Realized that one male workmate picked on him too. He was the first one to ask the girl if she was being harrased so he is familiar with my son but he asked to check my son bag of shopping from Myers. My son showed it to him and I was there. It is a formal coat and you are selling sports wear to have mistaken it. The guy continued to embarass him by asking if he is going to return it like he is out of his mind. I said he bought it. Realized that he was picking on him from the very start. Making friends doesn't mean my son wants to have a GF. She is over reacting. What did my son do to make her feel uncomfortable? Is it just by talking to her? Is it rude to ask instagram account? So how does she deal with people in sales? Paranoid and judgemental? My son is not rude to women. He can back off if she said no in giving her number and instagram. It also offended me how the 2 men employees acted. I am with my son for them to judge him that he is going to harass her. My son loves shoes and he always buy new rubber shoes. Is coming back to see if you got the size he was looking for should make your female worker uncomfortable to feel that she will going to be harassed the fact that I was there too and had been friendly to her to say that I am a Filipino too. My son simply would just like to have a new friend. She is not even pretty. I have felt that he was judged and misinterpreted with malice and discrimination if they notice that he was under autism. For awareness, people with Autism are not bad and wouldn't harm."

"Worst customer service ever. The sales guy seemed quite annoyed, he seemed happy with half of the people but with others he was quite rude. I don't know if it was racism or if the guy is just not happy with his work. I won't recommend it to anyone."

"Was there this morning looking for a specific shoe. Jeff looked after us and was absolutely brilliant. Spoke to my daughter and established what she was after and made sure the expectations were met. Great customer service."

"Good customer service and friendly staff. Good price as well. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"