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There is a large selection, it is easily accessible, yet the sellers spoil the whole picture. I was inside for the first time, I wanted to buy a document holder. I went to a salesman to see where I could find him, didn’t even look at me and tell me with jaws that he didn’t know what it was. I left it there too because he was such a peasant. I went to another where I could find it, but I had already shown him my ID card by learning from the previous one. He opens an account that was hacked up and says, "The jerk buyer who does this should break his hand." Nice ... Only jerk phlegm workers are hired here ???

We go here a lot because it's close to us, but unfortunately we have problems with sellers on a regular basis. Yesterday for example We were inside with my almost 2 year old son, who was a little repackaging the bottom line folders, but under my supervision and when one of the sales ladies came in, I told him I'd put everything back in place, but he had a grimace on his face without a word began to unpack and then watched us until we left the store. I think it's even worse than when the security guard watches over if we don't steal. :-(

Nice, upscale stationery store with a huge selection at reasonable prices. The only embarrassment was that we didn’t even receive our greetings on entry and the empty shop had to hunt for sellers when paying.

Great deal. With all kinds of paper, pencil, pen, etc. The sellers have always been nice to me.

I've bought a lot here. I am maximally satisfied, although there was a product I didn’t get. Obviously they can’t keep everything from everything, but when you start school it would be better to buy all the things from one place and not fool around in a thousand stores .. And sometimes they really don’t receive customers the way they should, but they’re mostly kind. Ui .: Everyone can have a bad day and we don’t know what’s behind it

However, I was satisfied with the offer, but the people working there are extremely disrespectful, arrogant and ask themselves if we dare to ask. The question was also answered in a very interesting style. I was very unhappy with the service. Disappointment

I went to look at felt-tip pens because I thought I could look elsewhere than at a paper store. I didn't find what I wanted. I heard that one of the ladies for sale kindly helped the old lady picking next to me, so I thought that when she was done helping her, I would ask for it too. I went there too, I say "sorry" before he even looked at me, not that he had called back. In the end, he just moaned back to a "yes?" I told him I was looking for a glass-mirror felt felt that would come down. He still didn’t look at me, but at least he was appreciated enough to respond even if he was reluctant enough, and he did so with a humiliating emphasis. He explained something that was liquid on the counter. I emphasized again that I was looking for felt, not liquid. Obviously we talked to each other, but it seemed that he was unwilling to try to understand the customer's request or, for example, to say that I could use whiteboard felt for this, because it comes down perfectly even after drying. Instead, he sensed in his emphasis that I was asking for stupidity. He said again that they don't have glass paint, but the liquid is on the counter. Tired of the situation, I thanked him and came, but I find it terribly arrogant that it was not possible to talk to me culturally, even though I think I gave respect. I don’t know if it was just hard for the buyer to answer (who was apparently lost in the war of products and the seller should have asked if he could help, but I don’t care about that anymore) or simply as a person I didn’t like him. Eventually, after bubbling through the city, I was able to buy what I wanted at Pirex in Westend because the sales lady was happy to help. I sign my ignorance, but that’s exactly what it would be like to try to understand what I want and suggest an available solution, instead of looking stupid and talking to me in a humiliating style.