I recently went here with my family, and picked up some toys for my son on the way to Sports…read moreAuthority next door. They were somewhat overpriced for what they were, but my son seemed to like it and we saw a sign saying 10% off for purchase over $25, so we went ahead and picked them up. When the clerk rang them up, she informed us that 10% off applies for only the items that are over $25 each, therefore I'll have to pay full price. My son was already wanting to play with them, so I went ahead and made the purchase. While shopping in the Sports Authority, we realized that one of the toys was defective. We returned to the store, in no more than 2 hours. We requested refund of the purchased items as one was defective and other was unopened. Their receipt clearly stated 14 day return policy, unless the items were sold were on sale. The items were clearly not on sale, as argued previously by their own clerk. The clerk responded to request for refund, saying that she needs to contact the owner for authorization for refund. The owner did not answer the phone. The clerk said comeback another day. I responded that I live rather far away, and asked what guarantee would I have for the owner's availability for authorization if I returned on another day. The clerk shrugged, and said I'll have to keep trying. I told her that they will have to figure out a way to honor their own written return policy, or I'll have to submit a dispute claim with the credit card company, as it was clear that the issue could not be resolved with the merchant. I followed up with the credit card company once the charge was posted, and explained exactly what happened. The card company issued a credit, after contacting both parties. Now the owner, Bianca, has left a message on my personal phone, which I gave to the store for customer-id purpose for future purchases, if any. In the recorded message, she made a threat to "Call police for fraud," and that "it won't be pretty," because she has video of me making the purchase; and demanded that I call my credit card company immediately. I sincerely want her to file a criminal complaint. So that I can: 1. counter file a criminal complaint for fraud, for not honoring their own return policy, refusing to accept defective merchandise and unopened merchandise; 2. If I do get arrested based on her complaint against me, I'll file a defamation suit on top of that in civil court, and seek damage; 3. She has used my personal information to make threats, so I'll also seek a legal council to see if another criminal complaint can be filed in a federal court for violation of Privacy Act; 4. Not to mention such calling is straight up harassment; 5. I'll share this experience with every group I can find, including mother's groups, consumer rights groups, chamber of commerce, better business bureau and any other groups that may be even remotely interested in this event; 6. I will Tweet, put on Facebook, and write a Yelp review and spread this information on every social media I have access to. 7. I will contact Visa, MasterCard, American Express and Discover network to report violation of Merchant's Terms and Conditions, and seek a resolution to get the ability to accept credit card revoked, if possible. Hey~ Bianca, I already called my credit card company like you suggested. I told them exactly what you said in the recording, and I've been informed that you already had your chance to make your case with them, and if you have disagreement, you were to contact them directly, not call the consumer and make threats. Go ahead, call the credit card company. Meanwhile, I'll be sharing this information with anyone who might be interested. And please do keep the video. It better show the part where I return for refund, otherwise you may be charged with tempering with evidence on top of all the things you will have to face. Good luck with your business. I guess it won't be pretty after all.

From the owner: Bratz in Vogue is a family owned company that started in 2010 with the goal of selling the latest…read moreand most trendy of designer clothing for Babies and Children. We offer brands such as, Juicy Couture, Diesel, Ed Hardey, DKNY, no added sugar, Joe's Jeans and much much more... We continually update and add new products to our boutique to keep it fun and fresh. You can shop Bratz in Vogue both online or come visit us in person at our new retail location in Bellingham, Wa. We are located in the Bakerview Square Plaza off of Meridan St and West Bakerview Rd. Stop in and see us if you are in the area. We would love to hear from you about how we can make Bratz in Vogue your favorite place to shop We are passionate to make it just that. If there is a boutique brand you love that you think we should carry, please let us know too! We are always adding to our lines and really like our customer's input. We hope you enjoy your entire shopping experience with Bratz in Vogue Happy Shopping.

There are three reasons of why I love shopping at H&M. 1) They have pretty well made clothing that…read morecan be disposable because their prices are reasonable especially if they are having a sale. 2) Their XS size is actually an XS size. I wear size 0 petite so finding clothing that fits without alterations is a struggle. 3) Their stores are more organized unlike their counterparts Forever 21 and Zara, so I want to spend more time browsing. This H&M location continued to uphold my three criteria to continue shopping here. On our recent winter shopping trip here I bought a bunch of sweaters that are so comfy, and nothing was more than $12. This location has something for everyone, including a huge well stocked men's section, which was nice to drop the hubby off in while I shopped as well as a kids/baby secton. They also have the best selection of coordinated gloves/scarfs/hats in the same colors and designs. I remember shopping at H&M over ten years ago and while during that time they were geared more towards the college and post college group, their line has matured out. It's not only for the millennial crowd and there really is something in here for everyone.

Cute clothes, not made very well, but nice for a couple times you wear the garment. Their current…read morestaff (yes I'm aware we are in a pandemic) is awful!!! Needed pants for tomorrow went in 30 minutes prior to closing and their dressing room was closed.... Tyler at the front counter said they had already cleaned them so they closed!!! WTH!!! Dude I worked in retail for years!!! Never was that an option! Moving on to the counter, I have 6 pairs of shiny black pants sliding all over place trying to decide what might fit since their dressing is closed and the pants slid totally the counter towards me!!! Both "men" not sure their pronouns as I didn't ask... helped keep them on the counter so I pick up one placed it on the counter it slid on their side.... They called me aggressive!!! Dumb ...newsflash satin is slick!! !!! Not a good experience at all!!!

I've been consigning at Flip for several years. All the staff are friendly and easy to talk to…read more Flip has a wonderful selection of gently used and often NWT items - from organic cotton clothing to leather baby shoes to maternity wear, toys, books, games and baby gear - you never know what you will find! Excellent secondhand items. 10/10 recommend.

Inventory moves fast at Flip. Large selection of toys, baby accessories, and maternity clothes…read more Love the new location!

Shopping second hand can be easier on the environment and the wallet. I have been checking here…read morefirst when updating the little one's wardrobe and have found some of what I needed for a little cheaper. I recently brought some boxes of clothes that baby had grown out of in to sell and had a good experience from that end as well. Staff was courteous and helpful. They have new toys for purchase as well. Some good brand such as Melissa and Doug

I dropped off a huge bag of gently used items. When I called back a couple months later to check if…read moreI had a credit, I was told no, and in fact the system showed I had owed the store money. I said that's not possible because I have always paid for my items when purchasing, and apart from that, had donated items. I was told the system was wonky, they weren't allowed to discuss details of accounts, and made it sound like I had debt with them. I could have sold all the items on eBay and made probably $30 all-told. I will never consign here again because I feel it is a massive scam.

Like many shopping center across the country, Bellis Fair has struggled in recent years. Recently…read moreremodeled, the mall features a clean, modern food court with good vendors (including Ivar's and Starbucks) and very comfortable surroundings. Target, Macy's, Kohl's and J.C. Penney's anchor this mall which also features a Dicks Sporting Goods and Bellingham's only Red Robin! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please rate my review as 'useful,' (and/or, 'funny,' or 'cool' if appropriate). If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become friends on Yelp! SYOY (See You on Yelp)!

Every time I visit it's not busy at all. Parking is easy and the food court has a lot of good food…read moreto choose from. The stores are ok.

I haven't done much shopping here as my kids currently have plenty of clothes, but when I have…read moreshopped, I've found cute things. I think their prices are at about par with most other kid's clothing consignment shops. Little Bugs is a great place to consign. They go thru your clothing while you wait and won't take something that they don't think they won't sell.

Little Bugs has removed their children's play area so my kids are no longer welcome to stay busy…read morewhile I shop. They always cleaned up their mess and the program used to be that kids that cleaned up got a free children's book - what a great way to teach responsibility and reward. Now a "toys are for purchase do not play" sign is affixed to the wall. Where my kids are not welcome, my business will not be conducted. Go to Wee Ones Reruns or Little Red Wagon in Lynden.

It's a great place for on-line order pick up. Employees at that dept are friendly and fast.read more

JCP tends to get a bad rap among retailers, having the reputation a more of a "large K-Mart" than a…read moreplace to find good fashion. But over the last couple of years I've really noticed some improvements in their selection of styles, and have started to make JCP a "must-stop" when I'm looking for something new for me or the kids. For example, a few days ago I went shopping for something to wear to a friend's wedding, and I was very impressed with their selection of summer dresses - they had everything from sundresses to maxi-dresses, in a variety of styles from casual to formal. I ended up finding two I couldn't live without! (Um, I'll return the one I don't wear, right? Yeah, right!) They also have a great selection of clothes for my pre-teen, who is in that awkward size stage between young girls and misses. The sales gals in the teen section are FABULOUS and always help her find something that fits her and helps her feel more stylish. I also love their salon, the stylists are great (if only management would let them paint the hideously bright white walls)! If you go for a haircut, ask about their specials - usually they are offering some type of service at a discount. Oh, and the discount racks in the shoe department offer some AMAZING deals. They recently had all their leather boots marked down 75% off! Now please, PLEASE JCP management people I have a couple of requests: 1) We need a Sephora! I know you have them in other stores (Lynnwood comes to mind); we need one here in the Ham! 2) Please, please give the salon a makeover. It is so bad in there. I think business would triple if you made this section look just a little more stylish. 3) Thanks for the "frequent shopper" program - it's saved me a ton over the years!

Another wonderful employee that was all too happy to help me today with Christmas lights. Elizabeth…read morewas not only helpful but for nice and was happy to look up the lights I wanted to see if I could get them online or another store. Even though they weren't available we talked for a few minutes about different ideas and I really appreciated she took the time out to be nice and talk to me.

This review update is specifically about drive-up pickup. See my previous reviews for Target…read moreshopping in general and tips to save money. Here are the pros and cons. If you want to read more about them, details are given below. PROS +Pick-up: It so easy and quick to pick up your order. There's no time slot to reserve. All you have to do is let them know when you leave home using the app. They follow you using GPS and meet you on the store parking lot. +Refrigerated food has been added to their pick-up services (in store and curbside). +No minimum purchase (if I'm not mistaken) +Long store hours CONS -App only: Drive-up pickup is only available on the app. -Excluded items: There are quite a few things that are not available for pickup, such as alcohol and things that people panic buy, such as toilet paper. RE: App -I like doing online shopping on my computer, but drive-up pickup is only available on the app. You could use your computer to put things in the cart and purchase them on the app, but you would have to change the pickup method to drive-up on the app. You need to do this one item at a time! RE: Special Offers They are very clear but not all special offers are available for Target pickup. Conclusions Because what I can pick up from Target is limited, I still have to stop at other places like Whole Foods. However, because of its very competitive pricing as well as easy-to-use and efficient drive-up pickup, I think Target deserves 5 stars. ************************************************************ Don't forget to like my review (useful and/or cool)! If you found this review useful, follow me on Yelp or send me a friending request. I'm planning on writing more reviews focusing on COVID-19 responses. Stay safe and healthy and keep Yelping!