DEICHMANN - DEICHMANN

On the plus side, there is a large selection of shoes up to 46+ in size, but the high prices and the always grim security guards can discourage you from buying. The behavior of sellers is very mood dependent, but that is understandable somewhere. By the way, this is exactly the same as other Deichmann brand stores. Neither more nor less.

Aggressive salesman, not thank you for a half-minute conversation with a colleague, takes the box off and pay for it. Papers must also be paid for later, with a shoe box in his hand he walks. You do not provide any warranty information. Shoes were good.

I have no good opinion. Therefore, the 1 star! Sellers talk to each other, they can't say hello. After saying hello, I asked for some help ... After the Nike shoes, I wondered if there was a size 42 for one of the models. The answer is: I only know if I look through it. "I thought to myself, if you don't know what, it's okay to watch it." Then he asked which one I was interested in. I pointed to one, but I added the 10, or 44. The seller looked at me and added, in a hostile tone, "Now I have to decide, I need a 42 or a 44." Then I thanked and left the business. So much for the Deichmann shoe store in Arcade. Big lesson, we are going to spend our money where the seller is prepared, kind, does his job, and if the buyer asks, he politely sells what he wants. This is not the place!

Sunday morning, 11.45. Dear, understanding, ready to exchange, +1 pair of shoes. I recommend them in every way.

Today (10.15) my partner and I went to the shop in Arcadia. My couple went to one of the shoes with the selected shoe to ask for the other pair of shoes, who didn't even say hello. With a weird grimace, he passed his colleague over his face to run for the shoes. It was clear that he would not move for the sake of a customer. The "gentleman" at the cashier, after not asking for a shoe care product in a visibly transformed phlegm and treatment style, was unable to say hello when we left. We will not go into this business anymore.

On Thursday afternoon, we entered the Deichmann store in Árkád, Szeged, where we stood at the checkout with casual shoes and more. A few meters next to the checkout, a young lady employed us with her back (noticing that they were standing in front of the checkout) just explained in depth to a young man the science of arranging socks. Since minutes had passed and no one even spoke to us, we asked if anyone would come to the checkout (?) Because we wanted to pay. Her lady (as it turned out later: she nominated herself as the manager of the store) told us in an unsolicited Alpine style that "she is now busy with the apprentice boy and it takes time to buy a shoe anyway!". We were really amazed as we wanted to pay and not look in the store yet because he is just busy with something else, already sorry. After that, a process of speaking up during the payment also started, which I asked for myself. In the nervousness of the couple, he even inserted the credit card in the wrong place, for which the lady also read it to him, with unsolicited remarks. In my heart, as it is, I would have left the whole item there at the checkout, but we didn’t have time to look in other stores, so we paid. When she left, the little lady even sent us to the good stinking hell (!), Saying there was no problem with her style - we are the Cretans. In summary, I don’t think you should work permanently in today’s trade with such a upbeat style, let alone not as a store manager. We don’t even go into Deichmann even from a viewing point of view because of the sub-critical behavior of the employee used. It took hours before we could let go of the situation, it was so outrageous.

I love trouble-free things. Although my shoe size is 43/44 always flawed, probably because the proportion is similar to most people. But a company this big should take that into account. Regardless, I could still choose