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Alex's Comfort Shoes
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This place just wants to sell their shoes whether they fit right or not. I recently bought a pair of New Balance $172.00, and I told the man I had sciatica and neuropathy, and he led me to believe the size was alright for me even though I asked for a another size bigger, but he said we don't have that size, and continued to tell me this was the right shoe and fit for me. I trusted him because it was an orthotic store and figured he had some experience and knowledge about these matters. But after two months, an ingrown toenail I had to have surgically fixed, and very sore and tight fitted feet, I tried to take them back today to see if he could help me out and exchange them. But they refused to do that. I am upset because all they were interested in was to sell their shoe, make some money, and not care if it cost an arm and a leg to buy for a disabled, low income person. I feel burned, and taken for, and lied to. That store owner doesn't know what he is doing. Never again will I ever shop there and don't recommend it. Go somewhere else who has real knowledge and care about the value of proper fitted shoes.
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