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“Can KMart stay in business much longer”   Valerie C.

I can't see how they can, considering their awful customer service. I had high hopes for them since the buyout by Sears, but I'm not sure that can even help. Every time I exit that store I am... More >

I can't see how they can, considering their awful customer service. I had high hopes for them since the buyout by Sears, but I'm not sure that can even help. Every time I exit that store I am frustrated. Clueless salespeople work the floor - they don't know where a product is, or anything about it. During prime shopping hours, consider yourself lucky if they have more than 2 registers open. You *will* wait awhile in line. A good number of the cashiers could use a little more training, as they have no clue how to use a cash register. The cashiers and front end managers could stand to learn how to multi-task as well. While their overall prices are pretty good, I try to avoid them most of the time and shop in Target instead.
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“Cheaper than wal-mart”   Robert T.

I go to K-mart all the time for odds and ends like Tupper wear and Rubbermaid containers all the way to hoses and garden gnomes. The staff there are knowledgeable where everything is. The... More >

I go to K-mart all the time for odds and ends like Tupper wear and Rubbermaid containers all the way to hoses and garden gnomes. The staff there are knowledgeable where everything is. The electronics department is very outdated and the stuff they do sell isnt the best in electronics. My only concern with them are with them combining with sears will they still carry the same amount of stuff that they do now and if so will it be the same quality too.
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