April 15th, 2015, 14:19 | #121 |
yeah, I have to agree TA's ticket system reminds me of a delicatessen or butcher shop - not enough employees to service the number of customers there is and therefore take a numba.
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April 28th, 2015, 09:58 | #122 |
There's this one guy running around with a chest rig full of magazines and a pistol, he appears he is so busy, but I don't see him helping anyone.
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June 6th, 2015, 20:51 | #123 | |
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Hopefully someone from TA will get on the forum and read this because their ticket system is indeed a horrible idea. Tickets should be for those who want to buy/handle guns, there should be an express lane with an employee dedicated to the sale of parts and consumables. I literally told them this when I went in to the store today, and got the excuse that they were down a staff member... Regardless, I waited over an hour in a lineup behind half a dozen first-time airsofters who were all sub 15 years old, and all I wanted was to buy some replacement parts. Even worse, when I was finally served, they didn't even have half the parts I needed. Talk about frustrating. Like I get it... If one employee sells a 15 year-old a gun every 15 minutes, win for them, but this is not customer service. The ticket system is garbage. Two times people without tickets jumped in front of me to "ask questions" then ended up getting service or buying something. I was angry, but could hardly blame the one guy who jumped in front of me who was only in the store to buy fuses. TA either needs to change the way they service customer or have all their product out so you can grab what you need and go straight to the register. From now on I'm just going to visit the candy shop less than 10 minutes up the road. Last edited by AnthonyG; June 6th, 2015 at 23:21.. |
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June 8th, 2015, 20:02 | #124 |
I am pretty sure TA is reading these posts. But why should they change? You are willing to line up with a number for an hour...
TA is not exclusive to what they sell. Lots of other dealers to buy from. You are Av'd. Last edited by SuperHog; June 8th, 2015 at 20:12.. |
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June 8th, 2015, 20:15 | #125 |
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There's this thing called the internet where you can buy stuff now.
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I have always been happy with their service despite not seeing Frank that much anymore lol. Q The only knock was I wanted to talk to Frank |
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August 16th, 2015, 12:51 | #129 |
I, well mh 13 yr old son actually spent $700 there on two guns and accesories. I asked the saleslady if they could throw in the $15 bottle of pellets for free. She went to the back and returned and said no. She said they give bonuses if u spend $1000. So i said u give a $15 pellet bottle away if you spend a thousand? She said "probably!"
So ATTENTION SHOPPERS 1.5% OFF SALE IF YOU SPEND $1000!!! Jeez talk about cheap! I would have cancelled everything if my son wasnt salivating over his purchase. Staff here seem a little arrogant. The woman was "ok" but it sounds like a skinflint is running the show here doesnt even give a sales person the freedom to make a call on giving a 2-3% discount. I will steer my son and the three or four friends of his who are about to buy similar purchases elsewhere. |
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August 16th, 2015, 14:05 | #130 | |
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You're writing a negative review based on a company not giving you something for free? Since when are companies supposed to give discounts? TA's pricing is very competitive and they have a physical location with showroom, and staffing... They also host giveaways and sponsor events, and recently opened one of the best indoor arenas in Canada... I got nothing man.
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August 16th, 2015, 23:23 | #132 |
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I'll chirp in a bit since I now am an employee at Toronto Airsoft.
The ticket system is used when the store front is really, really busy... it's the fairest way of serving everyone in the order which they entered the store. I know myself we hustle as fast as we can but we also need to help people that really have no clue about the hobby or troubleshoot products that people have and that can slow things down but again no one can argue that it's not fair. In the couple of weeks I have been there I have had several people ask me about discounts with purchasing lots of products... honestly this is a tough one. Prior to working here I've spent a lot of money in shops and online... if I wanted a deal I'd wait for a sale. I have to ask my boss about it, it's not my call to make as I don't own the store. That being said both Frank and Ken have been accommodating regarding discounts that I've witnessed. I've been having a blast working at the store, the guys (and gal) are awesome and it's been a lot of fun learning and teaching this hobby... stop by and say hi. |
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sure i could buy stock up and buy 20 bags of bb's to justify the shipping, but i don't want 20 bags they need to have a dedicated cashier for people making non-gun purchases and some other employee to handle the ticket system |
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September 14th, 2015, 23:45 | #134 |
I agree 100% here. There should be a express line for small items. A gun sale can take a lot of time, I just wanted a three bags of bb's and had to wait over 20 minutes last week.
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September 19th, 2015, 00:44 | #135 |
Felt like adding my experience into the mix here.
I haven't seen any reviews of this place (or any other place to start) and as a disclaimer, I'm totally new to airsoft. Went into the store Thursday afternoon, 2 employees at the front, 3 customers. I was quickly served by Steve who gave me a quick run through of good beginner AEG rifles and let me hold any rifle to just get a feel for them. Came again on Friday (today), early afternoon, 4-5 front line employees, 5+ customers. Stayed for 15 mins and couldn't get anyone to help me and I had a training workshop to run to so I had to leave. Came back in the late afternoon, waited just a few minutes and Steve served me again and was really patient in answering my questions. During my time at the store when there less customers than employees, (after Steve served me), a gentleman wearing a black TA shirt + black cap took the initiative and asked if I needed any help. This was followed by a female employee who also asked me if I needed any help. On both days during the time I was there, the ticket system was not used. I was quite happy with the service I received and I will be back. After skimming this thread though, it seems like Saturdays are a whole different story....in which case I will avoid that. |
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