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Anne I.: Interesting that I should have this as a suggested post, given the terrible service I got at the Langford Canadian Tire store this morning. I used to be a very loyal Canadian Tire customer but I have not had good service in a CT store for months.
Tester, anyone?
Anne I.: Interesting that I should have this as a suggested post, given the terrible service I got at the Langford Canadian Tire store this morning. I used to be a very loyal Canadian Tire customer but I have not had good service in a CT store for months.
Patrick A.L.: What saddens me is Canadian Tire has lost the spirit it had years ago. That was the store we got our first bikes, our first fishing rods etc. Totally family friendly. But now, that spirit is lost. They have the resources to turn it around, and I hope they do. I don't believe the notion that "it's hard to find good help" because although many businesses are in the same boat, many are not.
Canadian Tire has to turn it around.
Canadian tire sucks at ... Lots of stuff!
Jennie D.: Be careful buying from canadian tire bought a tent pieces missing and customer service was terrible out in the middle of no where ready to camp with 3 and 4 yr old and no tent. Also bought jacket couple months ago wore it twice all let go at seams and a coffee perk less then a month old caught on fire.
Ct sucks at ...plants:
Maggie T.: Just back from CT and encountered the rudest cashier (only one) in Chilliwack (Sardis) we bought 5 plants ( baskets) and she was snippy about having to wipe the counter down and snippy about the washroom key also,our two bill came to about $160.Next time will go to nursery and lordco............
Chris L.: Surly staff and extremely low quality products in my experience. I avoid Canadian Tire.
Good summits:
Hector G.: You buy it, you own it, they don't like to do any returns @ Canadian tire,
Mike S.: Save yourself the aggregation and hassle of trying to return something there and go to Walmart or Costco.
Sandi S.R.: If you contact CS, don't expect a reply. No one ever replied to my email when I told them about my experience. Staff avoid you like the plague and you literally need to trip one to get any attention. If you do happen to snag one, you are treated like you are intruding on whatever they're doing. I'm taking my money to Home Depot. They bend over backwards to help.
Chris C.: Agreed. I used to shop at canadian tire all the time, used to be a hardware and car stuff store, now it's only ok at frying pans. Sure you might be able to exchange a ratchet for life, but it's REALLY annoying to put your project on hold because you stripped the ratchet pawls on this supposedly mechanics quality Mastercraft Maximum ratchet for the 3rd time, under gentle use. I buy inexpensive chinese tools from Princess Auto, hammer on them, use pipes on them, and generally abuse them. I treat my mastercraft tools well. The princess auto cheap tools FAR outlast the mastercraft tools. Also, try to find the nuts and bolts section. Last time I managed to do that, they didn't have much for selection and it was burried at the back of the store, where none of the employees knew where to look. I save a lot of time and money now by spending a dollar more at the home depot across the street instead.
Warren WJR.: Well, my weekend isn't looking great because I had planned on building a shed but my $250, 2 year old Mastercraft Maximum drill that was given to me as a gift from my grandfather quit working and even though it has a five year warranty they won't cover it because I didn't have a receipt. I know I should have the receipt but after somebody gives me a gift I usually don't ask for a receipt. Call me old fashioned but I think that would be pretty rude. Lesson 1: Never receive a gift from Canadian Tire. Lesson 2: Stop buying Canadian Tire garbage at an inflated price and stick with trusted tools in the industry. Never again.
Sorry but you asked. I'm sure this will get deleted anyway.
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