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Called and the closed before their set work hours.‍ Go to another one. These ppl don't want to workread more

If you look up EbLens on google, Bush League is what comes up for people also search for. Look up…read moreBush League if you don't know What that means. If I could give this location a 0 star rating, I would. I went here for the Air Jordan VI release in February. Called the day before to confirm stock numbers, was told about 40 pairs in various sizes. Was 2nd in-line, go in and ask for size 12. I was told they're sold. To whom I ask, the employees. The biggest size was a 11.5. I feel like when someone calls, the stock is in, and if employees bought it, fine, how about tell the person calling in, that they're out a size. I waited for 3 hours. This location is awful, if buying any big sneaker seems rigged at times and like the odds are against you, this place is just as bad. As an update, I was able to get the same sneakers using the Nike app, as well as on Eastbay. So, while I'm still aggravated that I wasted my time here, I'm adding to my review after I took more time to reflect. And as proof that I'm not bitter. While doing this I remembered some years ago, I had won a raffle to buy a pair of either 4 or 5 retro Air Jordan. I went in, bought the shoes, went home and opened the box. Not until I got home did I notice a silver colored ink line on one of the shoes. About 4-5" long, and the thickness of a silver gel pen, as it was metallic. I called EbLens, they said I was out of luck. I ended up contacting Nike, sent them in, hoping it was a manufacturing issue. It wasn't, they sent them back. I was able to get the ink out, but it creased the leather. I ended up taking a loss on them and selling them on eBay. If you don't do your homework, ask the right questions, and still go here, don't be mad if they burn you. Yes, it's not a busy place, it doesn't draw huge crowds for sneakers, but it's shady business practices, and employees doing what they want. As their not under the watchful eye of a large correlate or district manager as the big sneaker stores are. How, do you not tell the customers, even with a sign on the door, that you're out of sizes before the shoes releases. I wouldn't be surprised in the least, if the employees held pairs for people coming in. I wished I had said something to the manager, I didn't, I just left because I was ticked off. I'll pass on EbLens, you should too.

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