Anonymous
map-marker Elizabethtown, Kentucky

The new bread sucks!!!

Dear Kroger, What's up with this new bread? It's the worst bread I've ever tasted and there's no other bread on the shelves. Are you trying to drive us to Walmart? I hope you all reconsider the bread situation really soon. Because what you're offering is just nasty, dry and just doesn't taste good. I don't have 100 words to describe the bread that you are offering, it's not just the white bread it's the hotdog and hamburger buns too, it just looks cheap and taste like you are cutting corners to save a buck. Why don't you offer other brands for those of us that don't want the Kroger brand? Not a happy customer!!!
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Anonymous
map-marker Carrollton, Texas

Once, Twice, Three times followed around around by Kroger's employees-RACISTS!

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Now this is just my opinion, and I could be wrong. I am a person of a certain race, and unfortunately, sometimes when I shop, I get followed around the store, because I guess it's assumed by some people that I am automatically going to try to shop lift or something. It's extremely annoying, but it happens. A couple of times that I visited this place, I felt like I was being watched. The first time I was with my sister, and we were in the shoe department looking at boots. The store wasn't terribly busy at the time. Some gentlemen came over, and had his phone out, and started talking to us, and was taking pictures of some shoes on the same aisle, very near where we were. My sister had found a pair of shoes that she liked, and decided to try them on. This gentlemen was telling us how he was taking pictures of shoes for his wife, and kind of just kept walking up and down the aisle, having this conversation with his wife. He never left the aisle, kind of just hung out. The way he was hanging over us, made me uncomfortable. My sister made her selection, she paid for the shoes and we left. The first thing she said to me when we left the store, "You know that guy was watching us right, making sure we wouldn't steal anything, he probably wasn't even talking to anyone on the other line." And I replied, that it did feel as if we were being watched. This was probably their loss prevention guy, the loss prevention people, dress normally, to blend in with the other customers, and just watch customers that they think are suspicious. I use to work at a retail clothing store, years ago, which is why I am even aware of this. We kind of just laughed it off. Next time I was with my sister again, this time we were in the check out lanes, I don't remember the exact scenario, but this young guy was watching us as we were checking out. He made it obvious, because he just kept lingering around the area, doing things that seemed pointless, like moving a basket or something. As we were walking out the store, he says goodnight, and my sister said good night, and thank you. Then she remarks again how this young guy was watching us. This particular time she was annoyed, because it's just so insulting to have some teenager, watching two grown women, as if we're foolish enough, or desperate enough to steal from a grocery store. Furthermore, once a person is in line, and making their final purchases, what further threat is there, that we needed to be watched as we get checked out, and leave the store? So today I visited the store again, by myself this time. I stopped in for a quick visit, to pick some things up for my parents, and they have this particular yogurt that my mom likes, that we don't see offered at other grocery stores near us. So I walk in with my little basket, I wanted to get in and out as quickly as possible. I quickly got my items, it couldn't have taken more than 10 minutes for me to get everything. The longest time spent was in the yogurt section, they only had one flavor of her yogurt, and I was walking up and down a bit, just to make sure that there weren't any additional flavors. So I went straight from the yogurt section to the check out line, I didn't go look at shoes, or check out the sushi selections, or anything, just went straight to the lines. I emptied the contents of my little basket on the belt, and pulled out my cash to pay. I noticed a rather fat guy standing a little behind my line. He had on the khakis and white shirt, and a name tag, didn't see the name, a caucasian guy. He wasn't doing anything, just standing there, right in my lane, not right behind me, but a little further back just observing things. I turned my head at first because I could just feel someone looking at me, and when I saw him, he just turned his head, and starting looking from side to side. It was the weirdest thing. First I thought, well maybe he's just a manager, watching the lanes or something, to make sure that everything was running smoothly, but I still felt uncomfortable because of where he was standing, and the fact that he wasn't doing anything, not cleaning, getting baskets or something, just standing right there. It made me very uncomfortable. The young guy who was checking me out greeted me, asked me how I was doing and everything, he was pleasant, but in that moment, I just felt bad. I wondered, one, am I being watched by this huge man, and if so, why? What exactly did I do during my short visit, that would warrant me being watched like this? As the guy was scanning my items, I just looked at this person, and he just stood there, and kept looking from side to side. Then I got my bags and left. I don't usually pay attention to things like this, but today's episode really made me feel like ***. I didn't do anything wrong, and I have this person blatantly stand right in my line, and watch me like I'm some sort of criminal. He wasn't even trying to disguise it. It was embarrassing. I won't be coming back. I know my opinion doesn't matter, and I'm sure the people that work there will appreciate my absence. Just needed to vent
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  • Being watched like a common criminal
Reason of review:
Blatant Racism
4 comments
Guest

Thank You for venting YES your opinion does matter!

I have dealt with the same for the last 4 months! At first I just thought they were being helpful, today a bagger/cart lady followed my self and my grand daughter to our vehicle looked at my cart and walked past the stacked up carts and went on into the store.

I have never stolen anything, am not a thief, have worked for 43 years, paid for everything I have ever got, earned every penny and I AM DONE WITH KROGER!!! They can find someone else to harass. I will not spend one more dime in a store that I shopped for 25 years!!!

P.S. I`m Caucasian

Guest

You and your sister are the ones that are in the wrong. That poor man should have a right to take pictures of shoes to show his wife without being accused of being racist.

Guest

I can't say you weren't being watched, having not been there myself, but I do know a thing or two about loss prevention, having worked it myself in the past and I doubt the guy down the shoe aisle was loss prevention. In most cases/stores, loss prevention is trained to stay hidden and not draw attention to themselves, so coming down the same aisle you were on and striking up a conversation isn't exactly what the job entails, so, on that visit, at least, I don't think that particular person was watching you.

I will say this, I have traveled a lot and I am white and have lived several places where whites were few and far in between and I would go in places and feel like I was being watched, and I just let them watch me. I knew I wasn't doing anything wrong so I figured if they wanted to waste their time watching me while the real criminals were left alone to steal, that was their business.

Guest

I work in customer service and in my experience, employees do not just follow customers around and stare at them unless they look or act suspicious and sometimes they do not even then. If you are more worried about them looking at you than you are shopping, then I can see why they followed you around the store.

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Anonymous
map-marker Cincinnati, Ohio

Kroger Rewards Program Review

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I think kroger should let people choose there own pin numbers for there kroger fuel points because any one that knows your number can use your fuel points an i have has mine used a number of times
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Anonymous
map-marker Seymour, Indiana

Kroger - 1-2-3 Rewards Prepaid Card Review from Seymour, Indiana

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On July 1,2016 the soc. sec. admin. sent a direct deposit to my 123 kroger prepaid visa rewards card, and as of this morning those funds are still not available. I am in desperate need of at least $140 today. If i had known that direct deposits would not have been available right away i would never have changed the deposit to this prepaid card. I would greatly appreciate if there is something you can do to help me with this extremely important and delicate matter. Thank you for your time.
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Guest

Please I am begging you to make become available at least $140 today.

Anonymous
map-marker Yonkers, New York

Kroger Work Experience Review from Yonkers, New York

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I was hired with Kroger in the Click List department. I was told if I worked hard I would get hours. I get 10-20 a week. I noticed a few gals with 30 hours a week. I heard they are friendly with the manager. I notice they get hours and sit around and do nothing while I am sent home. They eat and drink in the back while I have to waste my timegoing to the break room. I was told customers are priority. I help all I can but it affects my average. I heard one guy helped a disabled man and the manager was furious with him. There are rules for some and then rules for gals who will do anything. I am married and I will not do that for more hours. I am looking for something else. When it busy we get people from other departments instead of giving people like me hours. When it is slow I come in for a few hours and sent home. I am not given a chance to work in other departments. This store is not union but it should be.
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Guest

The scenario you described is very common. I worked in a restaurant years ago where the lousiest server got the most hours and choice of shifts.

She basically wrote her own schedule.

I do not believe it was a coincidence that she was a best friends with the manager's wife. So, while top-notch employees got sent home early, she was kept on.

Guest

How hard you or others is working is a matter of opinion. Apparently the managers don't think as highly of your work ethic/skills as you do.

Guest
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If you are naive enough to believe that hard work will get you more hours than being 'cozy' with the manager you must be a manager

Guest

Kroger doesn't send you home early, ever.

Guest
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Oh yes, Kroger do send employees home.

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Anonymous
map-marker Cincinnati, Ohio

Complaint

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Again I will mention produce dept pertaining to potatoes. This time no red potatoes in stock. Also in the dairy dept cottage cheese was already 3 days out from final sale date. When cashier asked if we found everything we mentioned these items and she said she would tell someone . Didn't act like she was that concerned. If it keeps up we will be going to a different store. Even after 50 years . We buy a lot as does our family members. FYI something needs to be done at the glenway store . Thank you , gary and Karen rains 6-17-16 P's my family owns 4 auto collision shops in Cincinnati area. Service to customers has always been top priority
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  • Employees customer service skills
Cons:
  • Expired items
Reason of review:
Poor customer service

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3 comments
Elize Qal

Regarding Kroger not having enough of a particular product or none of that particular product...

That complaint needs to be directed to their supplier. Kroger has to accept whatever their supplier can give them.

Kroger has NO control over what their supplier can give them. If their supplier does not have enough product, then there is nothing that can be done.

Please do NOT blame Kroger or any Kroger employee for their NOT having enough of a certain product or none of that product when that is a supplier problem.

Quaron Gcz

Food does not magically appear on shelves with the wave of a wand. It has to be ordered and sometimes the supplier does not have enough in stock to sell to not only the store you went to, but other stores.

Elize Qal

Just an FYI...

You can fill out a comment form on Kroger website and direct your complaint to that particular Kroger location.

How does one act not concerned? How could you tell that she was not concerned?

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Anonymous
map-marker Harrison, Ohio

New Credit Card Chip Readers

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Major Problem! I am a Member of KEMBA Credit Union(Kroger Employee Member Benefit Association), and have Shopped Kroger for 30 Plus Years.

NOW Kroger REQUIRES a PIN for a VISA tied directly to a Checking ACCOUNT. For Security Concerns, I personally DID NOT assign a PIN to my CARD and NOW I CAN'T PURCHASE my Groceries without a PIN. The first MANAGER I discussed this situation with over the Phone after my Wife was Totally Embarrassed trying to pick up some necessities for her Mother who is in a Care Facility @ the Harrison Kroger, He(TIM) said That it was KEMBA's Requirement. So I then Called KEMBA and they Told me it was Kroger's Policy to Require the PIN.

Today I went in to the Harrison Kroger to do my weekly Shopping and It required me to input a PIN. Luckily the Associate(Donnie) @ the Self-Checkout lanes Manually Ran my VISA to get me Paid so I could go home. I Talked to the Floor Manager on Duty(Linda) and she informed me that this is the Kroger Corporate Policy since the Visa Cards have updated to the CHIP Format. Not as the Manager(Tim) told me Thursday over the phone!

I don't want to have to go Shop @ Rempke in Harrison and I will if Kroger leaves this Policy in Effect! Social Media is really a great avenue to discuss these types of Issues that Hold us DOWN!

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Elize Qal

I am a Kroger employee, and I contacted Kroger via their website regarding this, and this is the response I received...

Our policy now requires credit/ debit cards with chips in them to have PIN number. The PIN number must be entered at check out.

Our goal is to provide our customers with a safe and secure payments environment.

PIN transactions are more secure, which is why banks require a PIN for ATM transactions. ATM’s access the same funds as a debit card purchase in our stores.

Guest

I agree! The PIN forces it to be a DEBIT transaction, which has legal remedies very different in the cases of fraud than credit cards do.

Additionally, most banks charge extra for DEBIT transactions but not for Credit Card ones. Lastly, when scores of stores have been hit with debit card fraud recently, forcing us to put in that pin makes our bank accounts far more vulnerable because anyone can see what you are entering in as your pin from almost any angle.

Elize Qal
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Then mention the words legal remedies to any retailer and see what happens.

Elize Qal

From what I have read Kroger is NOT the only retailer requiring the customer to input their pin number when using their VISA card.

Other retailers are doing the same thing. So it does not matter where the customer goes since the same thing will happen again when using their VISA card.

Elize Qal

OP:

The employees helping you could very well receive disciplinary action if caught doing what they did.

How would you feel if that happened?

Elize Qal

I am not about to receive disciplinary action from my employer if I do something I am not supposed to do just to make the customer happy.

The customer needs to contact Kroger corporate headquarters about this.

Guest

It is against Kroger policy for a Kroger employee to manually enter a bank card.The only card a Kroger employee can manually enter in is a food stamp card.

The employee could get in serious trouble getting caught entering in a card. Just recently, it is Kroger policy to require a PIN when a debit card is used.

I explain this to customers all the time. Just get a pin and you will not have this problem or risk an employee getting in trouble.

The policy is to prevent fraud. Far to often people try to use bank cards that isn't theirs.

Last night I had to turn away a lady who claimed the card was her husbands and didn't know the pin. Sadly, other stores will be following suit.

Not for certain but believe this helps out the company with credit card usage charges as well.Win win for both consumers and vendors.

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Jarin Zdd

Review in Food Stores category

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**There really should be some training, supervision, screening, and regulation on these characters they have doing loss and prevention. Just like police officers get evaluation (I hope), in most states a security guard or employee in loss and prevention, have the right to do anything they want (off of camera) like a police officer. Except a cop is under more scrutiny now days. It's great to work a job for the sake of its integrity or how it benefits society, but my position allowed me to recognize several loss and prevention people and the majority seem to have a personal issue. They seem controlling, short tempered, arrogant or hiding behind low self esteem. They seem to be on an alterior mission. I believe eventually we will have cameras, and a less hands on approach to deal with petty theft. They rely on cameras completely on armed or aggravated robbery. Why would you risk lawsuits with petty theft that have children involved, contagious diseased suspects, violent suspects, or they have illegal drugs on them, and so many risks that aren't worth touching them and wrestling them. Just call the police and let them handle it, they do anyway. If you see somebody breaking in your car, you call right? If they get away then a police report is filed when ya don't even have them on camera. So what gives. I saw two odd ladies dressed in men's clothing and baseball hats that shouted "loss and prevention"! at this Murfreesboro Kroger. They manhandled and held onto a man that had walked out of the bathroom and simply left with the wrong grocery cart? He kept telling them to let go because he didn't see his "son" when he come out of the bathroom and he was trying to get to his child, as he had left the cart in the lobby area. I'd just walked outside and saw a young boy looking at his dad i assume, they had hold of, seemingly hesitant to go to his pleading father because these two women in men's clothing had a hold of the man and wouldn't allow him to get to his kid. Not cool. Had I not saw the start of the incident in passing, I would have been just as confused as the boy. These women dressed as men left the little boy standing by the soda machines. Even the employee, a younger black male, had a hold of this dad's ankle in a twisting motion, as the man seemed to be non violent and dazed. He sounded humble as if he just wanted his son to come to him. I really felt bad for the dad and wanted to intervene but guilty or not, they could have handled it better. The next thing I see is the father being hauled away in an ambulance. Who are these two inhumane ladies that seem to have no regard toward children's safety? They were in they're 40s at least. Are they not parents? Odd. Who does Kroger hire to do loss and prevention?
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Anonymous
map-marker Columbus, Indiana

Customer isn't always right

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I also work at Kroger and was told a customer gave me a bad review. In the review she stated I was talking to an employee leisurely, not paying attention to her and only scanned 2 of her 5 coupons.

I remember this customer. I was not talking to an employee leisurely, I was trying to help out a new cashier next to me while scanning items for her. If memory serves me right, some of her coupons were expired. She wrote a review and stated she was highly dissatisfied and I was spoken to about this situation as if I did something wrong.

I understand customers come first but sometimes customer lie because they didn't get their discounts. The customer isn't always right and the employee still gets reprimanded. The employee should have the opportunity to explain a situation underneath each dissatisfied review.

This will get people reading these reviews a clearer picture in what actually went on. Everything is geared for the customer but sometimes employees get disrespected for doing their jobs.

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6 comments
rosefriend

I agree the customer isn't always right. I near sued the company because of this.

Jesus told me to drop it.

I listen to Jesus. Or I would have carried it through.

Guest

We as employees should not take this abuse anymore.

Guest

In customer service there are always complaints. It's your job to make the customer as happy as you can, while following the store's rules.

Having a good attitude and willingness to provide superior customer service is all that you can do.

The fact a poor review has bothered you enough to write an explanation, shows you take pride in your work. I hope Kroger is aware you are a good employee with potential.

Hang in there, be calm and carry on!

Guest

They lie sometimes hoping for a free gift card. Don't care if their lies get people in trouble as long as they get their darn gift card.

Guest

I absolutely agree 101 percent with you.

Guest

Meant to say, This will "give" people a clearer picture in what actually transpired.

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Diana Qch
map-marker Coldwater, Michigan

Kroger Customer Care Review from Coldwater, Michigan

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Remodeling store, because Meijer is opening soon. Not the problem. Problem is lack of employee buy in to make store successful but then this starts with management. First impression when walking in main doors. Lack of pride in work place. On the north side of front door within 10 feet is area for employees to smoke. Area is always dirty and cigarette butts thrown on the ground seldom if ever has the area been power washed or swept. Produce is left to rot on the shelf even when pointed out. A return trip the following day proved that statement. When stock is not on the shelf and I have asked clerk if more is available I have been told to wait and come back later. This goes for items like milk that I could see in the back of the cooler that was simply not brought forward. Shopping carts at the door many times are not gathered from the lot, employees not given guidance to see what needs to be done before it becomes a problem. There was a joke going around for awhile about who would close first when Miejers opened, Kmart or Krogers. We have always shopped at Kroger, Walmart is not an option. At this point however we are looking forward with others to the opening of Meijers.
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2 comments
Guest

Oh no! There are people who *gasp* SMOKE at Kroger?

Actually, a freakin 10 feet away from the entrance?? In my area BTW, Kroger is better stocked than Meijer.

And quit leaving YOUR cart at the door, you lazy pig. There are cart corrals for a reason.

Guest
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I don't care if people smoke. I do.

I also clean up after myself. I take my cart back into the store when I'm done with it the problem is carts are left at the corrals until there are non in the store

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Anonymous
map-marker Englewood, Ohio

Kroger Cashier Review from Englewood, Ohio

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Went to the Pharmacy and handed the teller my prescriptions and one doesn't get filled until July 1 2016 andVictoria would not take it and put it on hold because as she stated they do not do that with Narcatics.. Everyone that women waits on me she is rude unhelpful and tried todo the least amount as possible cannot stand her.. I'm about to take all business elsewhere over that one employee.. Krogers Englewood in Ohio
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Anonymous
map-marker Eugene, Oregon

Fired over a Jug of milk and being human

Today I was fired for mishandling a WIC transaction involving nothing more than a jug of milk. This company tells you about how they uphold values and how you get benefits and a whole bunch of C*!p but what they don't tell you is that if you make a mistake, they will suspend you, make you feel like a criminal and the fire you. And if you try to stand up for yourself you will be disrespected and stomped on at every turn. I will never work or support this company again. I lost my ability to pay rent over 2 dollars and 38 cents.
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Reason of review:
Poor employee rights.
3 comments
Guest

Kroger is an unfair workplace that screwed us out of our bonuses by purposely giving us Les than the exact full-time hours we are entitled to as full-time status employees there by screwing us out of our bonus via Union contract of 2016. And you expect great customer service in return? Screw

you

Guest

Not much information is provided here as a result it comes of as a disgruntled former employee trying to make the employer look bad

Guest

Mishandling WIC is more than a policy violation, it can be considered a fraud crime. Depending on how you "mishandled" it, they probably had no choice but to fire you or open themselves up to criminal liability.

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Anonymous
map-marker Williamson, West Virginia

Review in Food Stores category from Williamson, West Virginia

I work for Kroger in Wv. When all these floods hit our region it cut off access to our store and completely wiped out part of the surrounding towns. We were told to go to other stores up to an hours drive, one way, away. If we didn't go to other stores we would lose our insurance until the next year's inrollment. Now keep in mind that most of us live in the flooded area, no homes or cars left. So you wouldn't be fired but if you don't work in another store until ours reopens you lose insurance, even if you offer to pay full amount each week. Kroger does not hold up any kind of moral value to their employees. They even complained when we were cleaning out products of outdated things to be donated to flood victims were lost profit. One corporate woman called the people cleaning their homes from the flood "muddy creetons" and complained how "they stank". THAT IS THE REAL KROGER CUSTOMERS DONT SEE.
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Anonymous
map-marker Atlanta, Georgia

Kroger Customer Care Review from Atlanta, Georgia

I shop at Kroger in Martinsville, Va. almost every day. I was in there on Friday, June 24. I love the deli/bakery specials in particular. Every time I go there its only one person in the bakery and I really hate bothering her because she is always busy. She is very nice and always tells me I'm no bother. I asked someone I knew why it was always just one person in the bakery. I was told it was because of 2 people who started dating in the dept. then moved in together and restricted their availability. Then she went on to say this is common throughout the store on employees dating. This was confusing to me. I was going to ask the store manager Ray Bragg about this but when I started up to him he was showing a lady pictures on his phone telling her the story of the 20 plus year old boy he helped who is addicted to drugs and is now in jail for armed robbery. He was showing her pictures of the guy's son who he had visited in Peru. He has told me this story over and over and no offense I don't care to hear it again. I think it needs to be more focus on the store and less dating and God knows what else.
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Reason of review:
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Guest

I think Bragg needs to concentrate on his job. Sounds like his mind is on other things. I have heard he is mean to his employees from many people and not very nice to his customers either unless they go to his church.

Guest

I think you should concentrate on shopping and not trying to get into other people's business. If you want to manage a store, get a store manager job

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Anonymous
map-marker Ironton, Ohio

EMPLOYEE TRIED HAVING HER BOYFRIEND VERBALY ATTACK AND THREATONED ME IN THE PARKINH LOT

I RECENTLY WENT INTO THE KROGER STORE AT 14889 N US HWY 25E CORBIN KY.AS MY BOYFRIEND AND I GOT INTO MY CAR AND WAS ABOUT TO LEAVE ,A MAN APPROACHED MY CAR WINDOW HE WAS TAKING PICTURES OF ME.AS I ROLLED MY WINDOW DOWN THE MAN ASK IF WE KNEW CONNIE OWENS/LOWE..WE SAID YES.HE PROCEEDED TO THREATEN US.SAID WE HAD A PROTECTIVE ORDER AGAINST US AND HAD BEEN ASK NOT TO COME BACK INTO THE STORE.WE GOT OUT WENT BACK INTO THE STORE TO FIND OUT WHOM THIS MAN WAS.I ASK HIM RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE MANAGER WHO HE WAS.AT THIS TIME HE SAID HIS NAME WAS RAY GOLEY.HE HAD TOLD US OUTSIDE THE STORE HE WAS A MANAGER.AND TOLD US WE WERE TO STAY AWAY FROM KROGER.THIS MAN DID NOT WORK THERE AND WAS THE BOYFRIEND OF CONNIE OWENS/LOWE.SO FAR THIS GIRL HAS WENT TO THE CORTS AND FILED FALSE ACCUSATIONS AGAINST MY BOYFRIEND.SHE HAD GOTTEN AN EPO.WE WENT TO COURT 2 TIMES AND SHE NEVER SHOWED UP EITHER TIME.IT WAS DISMISSED WITHOUT PREJUDIS.SHE STOLED THE ADDRESS FROM THE KROGER CARD WE HAD FILLED OUT WITH A BRAND NEW ADDRESS,IT HAD ONLY BEEN ISSUED FOR 3 DAYS TO A NEW RESIDENT.TO HAVE THE EOP SERVED.AND NOW WE GET THREATONED IN THE PARKING LOT.WE HAVE SPOKE WITH THE MANAGERS SEVEREL TIMES.THEY ONLY TALK TO HER.THE MANAGER ON DUTY LAST NIGHD DID TELL RAY MOLEY THEY HAD NO ISSUES WITH ME OR MY BOYFRIEND AND WE HAD NEVER BEEN ASK NOT TO COME BACK IN THE STORE AND TO LEAVE US ALONE.
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Guest

Telling you that there is a protective order against you and that you were asked not to come back to the store is not the same thing as threatening you. If you are having so many problems with this individual, why do your continue to go there? Sounds like you are asking for trouble to me.

Elize Qal
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OP:

Why would you state that you were threatened when you were told that there is a protective order against you and that we were asked not to come back to the store?

And why are you not following this order?

Guest
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there is no protective order and we were never ask by any manager not to come back in the store..i went back into the store with the *** and his filthy mouth..the manager herself told him there was no order in place and to leave us alone .the manager we spoke with said connie was ask to bring a copy of the court order after the court date..she could not produce it because we proved to the judge she lied

Guest
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i went to this store for many years.way before this girl was hired there.ray goley has never been an employee there.there is no protective order.never was..he lied and presented himself as a manager.he approached me in my locked car .he knocked on my window,he took pics of me.connie wants to cause issue for people..put it this way if u had a boyfriend paying you 3 grand a month and some one took that guy from you.what would you try 2 do to retaliate.iwe proved this to the judge.we even brought up the proof of her having a tracking unit on his cell.we found it installed on his cell.we showed the judge.i shouldnt have to change anything..she has no business being there.

Elize Qal
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OP:

This reply of yours is difficult to read the way it is written.

The punctuation, the spelling and the text speak.

How can anyone take you seriously by the way you write?

Guest
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maybe you should be the one whos getting harassed and having some ones johns approach and threaten you then we will see how you feel about punctuation,spelling and text speak.maybe you should be addressing the issue rather than some ones corrective punctuation and writting.have a nice day!!

Elize Qal

Your case was dismissed by the court.

So exactly what do you want Kroger to do about this?

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her case was dismissed.the judge saw she was a lier.he said when she comes back for another order he was goning to take apropriate actions on her..she no longer needs to be there..

Elize Qal

Why must you shout in all caps?

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