The service here was great. They had someone who addressed our needs as soon as we walked in the…read morestore. We were helped right away and swiftly. They answered all our questions. I would come back here for shipping needs. Everyone was wearing a mask and they were enforcing social distancing, A+ in my book.

Normally I've given this store high marks. However, today when I called to get basic info.i was…read morethrown into the nationwide system- which only would tell me to go online and open an account- then get the answers I need BS! BS! BS!

Needed to be able to print out an Etsy digital invitation and so I called the store, they gave me…read morean email address and I emailed over the attachment and with an hour the lady has already responded to me twice and had the order ready. fantastic and so quick and not expensive at all! They seem to honor the coupons online.

Was in need of printer ink and batteries and I was happy to find out that this Office Max is now…read moreopen.. I always lookup what I want online and goto this location to make the actual purchase. Sometimes the online price is less than the displayed price, but when checking out the staff have always honored the online price.

I absolutely love how beautiful this place is and how it is black owned. It is very clean too! I…read moreneeded a rush delivery on my business cards and they were extremely reliable. The only thing I do not like was how paper thin my cards looked. I think it is because I am use to going to Vista Print. I would only order my business cards from here just in case of an emergency that's about it. However I would refer and definitely recommend this business to others. I am just a very particular person.

I'm trying to use them several times they can never accommodate a simple print job. I will never…read morecall them again to do work Office Depot would be my go to I've tried to support businesses in the east but they make it really difficult to do that's unfortunate

On a recent visit to New Orleans, we found ourselves helping to build a small container garden at…read morethe last minute on a Sunday morning. Where to go? Home Depot! Alicia was so helpful. Even though she does not have a green thumb, she was so kind and so knowledgeable as we filled our platform truck cart with raised planters, potting soil and envelopes filled with seeds. Hopefully in 60-70 days the garden will be filled with cucumbers, peppers and tomatoes. While we were there, we also picked up logs and fire starters for a fire pit. S'mores anyone??

The best time to go to this Home Depot is early in the morning when you have more associates…read moreavailable to answer questions. Better knowledgeable on the items that you may need. I was able to find the correct sanding pads I needed thanks to the associate. They also had a value pack at a very affordable They had a variety of sanding pads that I was able to use and the associate was very knowledgeable about the particular grain needed and finished I was looking for for my particular sander. This Home depot's usually stocked in the morning. So once again the best time to go is in the morning. My transaction was smooth. They have self-checkout and I don't recommend going as far as convenience and associate knowledge

Went to get prepaid internet service. My rep Malak was very helpful, pleasant and knowledgeable.read more

Rude staff. Not helpful. Very condescending The manager…read morewas no help. The associate need to learn customer service

There is a HUGE banner hanging out front announcing that they have been in business for 90 years!!…read moreFour generation of family have run this business which specializes in Wedding invitations, but provides loads more options for party supplies including napkins, matches, cake bags, koozies, cups, candy wrappers, pencils, ribbons, second line hankies and a few other things that you can have imprinted with personalized information for your special day, or any party where you want to have some fancy stuff printed up. They also have wedding accessories, guest books and cake cutting sets, picture frames, garters and such. I have driven past here close to a million times and today was the first time I actually stepped in and I was pretty much blown away by the options held in this very unassuming storefront. p.s. the map is WAY off...it is actually near Bonnabel Blvd...not Williams.

Gem's is on busy Veterans Blvd but you probably can drive by it a hundred times and not notice it…read more If you do happen to stop in you'll find a world of goodies. Girls: They have all your bridal accessories covered here. They have so much stuff here. Gem's can pretty much do it all. Their specialty seems to be in wedding receptions. I've had birthday invitations printed here and it was pretty cheap. They do a great job and everything is done very professionally.

At the beginning of the quarantine of 2020, I quickly realized that my chairs I had at home were…read morenot up to standard for working from home. I had emailed STAT, and they promptly responded that they usually assist actual companies and not individuals, they sent me links to look at things. While I did not choose in the end to go with them, the fact that they were so willing to help was amazing and generous. Thank you for your customer service.

We moved in next door to STAT and couldn't have better neighbors! After we signed our lease, I went…read morenext door to ask if they could help us set up our office space. They went above and beyond what anyone could ask for when ordering office supplies and furniture. Their team came in, and set up 4 desks, hung two white boards, and left a sweet note welcoming us to the block! Their kindness and hard work are some of the best I've ever worked with, and I know as we expand, we will only be using STAT to service our office needs. Pros: Trustworthy, timely, honest pricing, GREAT product, attention to office details Cons: NONE!

The thing we wanted was to convert a prepaid phone number to a postpaid. We had gone to the AT&T on…read moreClearview and were told they couldn't do it. Called customer support and was told the only way to convert to postpaid was in store. So this time we called ahead to the Veterans store. They said it's possible. When we first got here, the place was very busy and we had to wait a while. That's not too big of a problem. They were nice about walk ins. When our turn came, we explained our situation and at first the person said they couldn't do it or didn't know how. At that point we literally were tempted to leave our carrier AT&T for good cuz of the discrepancy between what we were told in store versus customer support. But someone went back and asked and Ms. Carla Stamps came out and said she could help us. All of the issues were handled by her with no problem. She was generous and helpful and we are very thankful for the help. Someone should give her a raise because AT&T almost lost a customer if not for Carla.

WARNING: DO NOT TRUST AT&T PROMOTIONS -- THEY GOT OUR BUSINESS AND THEN REFUSED TO FIX THEIR OWN…read moreMISTAKES If you are considering switching your business to AT&T because of one of their "amazing" promotions, THINK TWICE. Our company moved SIX lines from Verizon to AT&T because AT&T offered us an extremely attractive deal: lower monthly bills and new iPhone 17 Pro Max phones. We trusted them. We switched all six lines. That was a mistake. One of the six phones AT&T provided was an iPhone 17 Pro instead of the iPhone 17 Pro Max that was ordered and promised. We immediately contacted the AT&T manager handling our business account. AT&T agreed to correct THEIR mistake and send the proper iPhone 17 Pro Max. Then AT&T screwed up AGAIN. AT&T SHIPPED THE REPLACEMENT PHONE TO THE WRONG ADDRESS. The replacement iPhone 17 Pro Max was NEVER delivered to us. Because AT&T sent it to the wrong address, the package was automatically returned to AT&T'S OWN WAREHOUSE. We never received it. We never lost it. We never had possession of it. AT&T GOT THE PHONE BACK. And FOUR MONTHS LATER, AT&T still refuses to resolve the problem. Their excuse now? "The 30-day period has passed." Are you kidding me? WHO CAUSED THE 30 DAYS TO PASS? AT&T did. AT&T provided the wrong model. AT&T shipped the replacement to the wrong address. AT&T received the undelivered replacement back at its warehouse. AT&T then failed for MONTHS to properly resolve the situation. And now AT&T is trying to use its own 30-day policy as an excuse to avoid fixing a problem entirely created by AT&T. Their "solution" is insulting: return the phone we have and spend approximately $1,500 to buy another Pro Max. So apparently AT&T makes the mistakes, AT&T wastes four months, AT&T gets the replacement device back -- and the CUSTOMER is expected to pay $1,500 to solve AT&T's problem. Absolutely disgraceful customer service. This is exactly why customers need to be extremely careful with AT&T promotions. The promises sound fantastic when they are trying to convince you to leave another carrier. But what are those promises worth when AT&T refuses to honor them after you have already transferred your lines? We transferred SIX BUSINESS LINES from Verizon based on what AT&T promised us. They got our business. They got our six lines. And when something went wrong because of THEIR OWN ERRORS, we got four months of excuses, wasted time, and "there is nothing we can do." There IS something AT&T can do: TAKE RESPONSIBILITY AND HONOR THE AGREEMENT. We are not asking for a free upgrade. We are not asking for something we never ordered. We are asking AT&T to provide the iPhone 17 Pro Max that was part of the original agreement and that AT&T already attempted to send before shipping it to the wrong address. This should have been an incredibly simple problem to fix. Instead, AT&T turned its own shipping mistake into a four-month nightmare and is now attempting to make the customer financially responsible for it. DO NOT blindly trust AT&T sales promises or promotions. Get EVERYTHING in writing. Save every email. Save every tracking number. Screenshot every offer. Document every conversation. Because based on our experience, once AT&T gets your business, those wonderful promises made during the sales process may suddenly become much harder to honor. AT&T made the mistake. AT&T got the replacement phone back. AT&T failed to resolve it for four months. And AT&T now expects the customer to pay approximately $1,500. Completely unacceptable. If this is how AT&T treats a business customer who transferred SIX lines to them, potential customers deserve to know about it.