Forever 21

April Raborn

I went looking for a dress that online said was in stock @ location. It advertises plus size, but there was nothing bigger then large, and I couldn't believe they were saying it was a large, it looked like a small. I wasn't impressed with the quality either. If I was a teen sure, it'd be an OK place for clearance maybe...

Ranboo My Beloved

They had high prices and not a lot of sizes. They also had not alot of full length clothes just crop tops

Grace

I got home and realized one of the items I bought was missing from my bag. I called the store and the phone rang for like 3 straight minutes and no one answered, so I waited a couple more minutes and called again and the same thing happened. Called back today and it was the same situation. I basically just wanted to call and check if it was still behind the counter, that’s all. I live pretty far away, so I don’t want to drive all the way out there for them to tell me they don’t know what happened to it. Why waste mine and the employees time with that?

Ivette Cruz

the reason i’m leaving 1 star is because the cashier that checked me out lied to me. she asked if i wanted to be a part of rewards OR apply for a credit card. she then began to explain the benefits of joining the REWARDS program. i made it clear i didn’t want a credit card and she said they have an in store rewards card and a separate credit card. so i believed her and she took my information. then i started getting asked questions that they ask when applying for a credit card, and again i asked her so am i applying for the credit card? her exact words, “they ask these questions just in case you wanted to but no this isn’t the credit card” it came to the annual income question and i hesitated, but i gave her the benefit of the doubt. after that i got approved for the “store card” which is a credit card. i should have known better but if i made it clear i didn’t want a credit card, why did she still proceed to tell me it wasn’t???