I called last Thursday to sign up for a sewing class; I have a sewing machine, I dont know how to…read moresew, my Mom sewed and was amazing at it, lets do this!!!!! My number was taken and I was told the instructor wasn't in, but would call me back. Called Monday, (I didn't receive my callback), I was told the instructor was there, but was with customers. My number was taken once again. I was told she has my number and will call me soon. Today is Thursday, still nothing. I know the symptoms of bad business, so. on Tuesday I found the Fiberworks Sudio at the Richland County library. My orientation is tomorrow, and the lessons are FREE!. Closed doors can be a VERY good thing! Thank you unresponsive person, you saved me money! And if your responsiveness is an indicator of your teaching prowess, I would say I dodged a bullet. Thank you!

Visited these folks because I wanted to support a local business and needed to replace my sewing…read moremachine. Unfortunately, the previous negative reviews on Yelp were spot-on. I have around 20 years of experience in quilting and garment sewing, and I'm a strong sewist, but intentionally stick to advanced beginner / intermediate garment patterns for my own enjoyment and mostly use cotton lawn / gauze / flannel. I explained this to the sales rep and clarified that I am looking for a low-end Janome with as few digital features as possible (computerized machine repairs cost the same amount as the machine itself at this price point). First she said, "Well, I'm going to have you try out the computerized ones anyway so you don't regret not trying them." I explained that I am familiar with computerized machines already -- I prefer the mechanical models. This woman responded, "Why are you afraid of a computerized machine?" Talk about alienating the customer. I've been treated with more respect by a car salesman. The woman then tried to sell me a machine for heavy duty sewing. I explained I did not want something that could tear through cotton lawn (and cost extra $$$$ for no additional value to me.) Her response? "Well, you might want to mend jeans, and you couldn't do that with a lightweight machine." She did admit she didn't have the Janome options I would likely want, and I appreciated that honesty, but the whole exchange felt like I was being treated like a child who was about to discover that I DID actually need and want everything I spent 20 years figuring out I did not need and want in a machine for simple garment sewing. Bottom line: if you are over 50 and have $1k to spend, you may have a positive experience because you've got the years and money to get some respect from these people. Otherwise, do your research and buy elsewhere. I ended up getting what I wanted on Amazon. Not an authorized Janome dealer, but the website didn't question my intelligence so. Worth it.

Lafayelle Basnight, Manager of the Lexington Branch was able to start our New Year (2026) off right…read moreby getting Samsung to provide my wife a brand new screen FREE for her ZFlip5 Phone. Samsung's $200 screen fix promotion was not set up right in the system causing us to spend six hours on the phone and ultimately drive to Lexington, South Carolina from Augusta, Georgia. By paying attention to what we had gone through and uncovering Samsung's bungling of their promotion, Lafayelle secured us a brand new screen for FREE! Thank you Lafayelle, and Happy New Year, Sir!

Fast, Cheap, and Quality work. I'd go back, though I hope I never have to. It took less than 45…read moreminutes to replace my iPhone screen.

Just bought a new SCAG Tiger Cat II from Simeon Twitty at Carolina Power Equipment. He provided…read morevery helpful and knowledgeable information on my purchase. He's a great guy who's easy to talk to and very helpful. This is my first big purchase from this company and I look forward to continued great service and support for my new zero turn. Lamonte delivered my TCII and was extremely friendly, professional, personal and super friendly. He made sure I was completely comfortable with every aspect of the product. He answered every question I had and provided excellent input and advice. He even said if I had any issues or questions later in the day that I could call him and he'd be more than happy to help and advise. Keep up the great work guys!

AMAZING customer service, extremely knowledgeable and showed the ultimate demonstration of…read moreprofessionalism. They went above and beyond in a time of need during extreme circumstances, hurricane Helene. Staff stayed open past closing time to assist us when we purchased the wrong parts and we needed to exchange. Words can never express how grateful we are for your unwavering commitment to selfless service, THANK YOU!

The staff members are judgmental to the point of being obnoxious based on a person's appearance…read more They really shouldn't make people feel like they don't belong in their establishment.

Seems like a cute boutique from the outside. However, the staff will judge you based on your…read moreappearance. I was treated better at the Hermes store in New York City.

Normally don't write reviews but this was a horrible experience. On Sat 6/01 at 6:30pm, upon…read morewalking there was no greeting but that was okay due ti the sales lady with another customer. I walked to the plus size section and found an orange dress on the wall near the back of the sales floor. Once I located the other sales associate I asked politely could she help get one of the dressing down off the hook. She proceeded to look at me and much attitude and ask "For Who". Sh asked this question multiple times, I started to walk out but I needed this dress for church the next day. I felt embarrassed and ashamed. I purchased this dress for my special needs daughter and felt ridiculed and body shamed. I usually shop in this store but I will not be shopping there again.

Oops is a really fun store! They have a lot of really nice clothing that you can get at a…read morereasonable price, to include some really unique shirts and hats that you won't find at a big box store, and which is much cheaper than going to a specialty store. It's also a great place to get Yeti gear such as hats or coolers, as well as other stocking-stuffer types of miscellaneous items. I'd highly recommend stopping in and checking it out!

Wow! I was so disappointed with the service that I did not receive today at Oops! I made a special…read moretrip to find something different, paid for parking, and spent time carefully browsing the store, and even tried on a few items; I invested in this. A man who seemed to be a regular customer was engaging in conversation with the store manager and the other female during his transaction. When I stepped up to the counter I said "Hello," and stated that I was ready to checkout. Both females behind the counter acted as if they did not hear me, and continued the conversation with the long since paid customer, so I walked out. I came back into the store to discover that they were still engaged in the same conversation. I told the cashier, who happened to be the manager that I did not appreciate the way I was ignored. The other female got an attitude. I told them that I made a special trip to the store to shop and I didn't appreciate being ignored. She snatched to top off the counter and I asked for the corporate office contact information. I asked the clerk for her name and she scribbled something on the back. A customer did apologize for the situation. I was there to have the same experience as the person who they were ignoring me for!!!