JCPenney

"This is the Best JC Penny's in SD - best selection and prices! Ohh...it's a multi level store in case you're dragging your significant other or kids with you....shop then feed them at Cheesecake Factory or PF Changs - you're welcome!"

"Michelle was outstanding, took the best photos of our family and ran the show so well. We appreciate your creativity and artistry, you totally understood our vision and directed us without missing a beat. As a family we feel closer together. Thank you Michelle! -Egg"

"I hadn't been here in about 5 or 6 years. It still looks the same, prices are a little more expensive but I brought me a long sleeve blouse. Brought backs lots of nice memories."

"Tried to exchange a pair of jeans that were defective (just wanted a replacement), had worn twice, less than two months since purchase. Didn't have receipt. MOD at the return desk refused to entertain any exchange. Asked for my receipt, I asked if she could look it up (using the credit card I bought with) and that's when she notes that the tags had been removed, so nothing she could do...absolutely NO exchange could happen without them. But I removed the tags because I wore them. Some defects aren't noticeable until a wear (or two). Then she mentions the lack of receipt...but we could look that up? When I ask her to pull up the receipt, it's back to the tags, and and reiterating that NO exchanges of Levi's can be made without the tags anyway. Not even with a receipt. Not even for defects. Then why ask about the receipt at all? It seemed like she was basically determined from the start to deny the exchange. She never even asked what the defect was. Buyer beware. They'll sell you clothes that fall apart in days, and refuse to stand behind them. I paid $120 for two pairs of jeans, and got one. At that price I could get something nicer, from a store that will stand behind their products. Shop elsewhere. EDIT: I see that their response bot replied to my review, suggesting I call their customer service line (the 1189 number). I actually did that, and hilariously their customer service rep's solution to my "I cannot use this item and they won't exchange it" was literally "well you can always donate it to charity." Seriously, what an absolute trash brand JCP has become. This is what happens when somebody swoops in after bankruptcy to try and wring every last drop of value out of a legacy company. JCP will be gone in five years."