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visit the website of the store or business and email or call. If possible ask the store themselves if they have a customer service form. As an example Home Depot has one. And they do come back to the store. I have even emailed a small hometown store and noticed results the next visit. The cashier actually said hello...<br> That is my biggest complaint is the lack of hello from a cashier. Its just plain rude. I have been in retail part-time for over 10 yrs. So I have been on both sides.<br> By the way I also emailed the store to let them know the customer service was somewhat improved. I think it may have helped that I had the kids name. Always get a name to reference and if is is good customer service let the company know. As for long lines complain to headquarters about that. Its not always the local stores fault. They do usually have to follow some sort of sales vs. labor cost formula and are only allowed to have so many hrs for employees. I have been there done that. Usually based on sales from same day 1 yr ago or something along those lines. Use your voice and let the companies know what you think.
By al
