Kuhlman Group

Soooo happy to finally have a Sephora close to home. Actually, the fact it is walking distance makes it dangerous for me. It's a beautiful store with amazingly helpful staff who really know about the products. So many premium lines are comparable and they have no problem giving you a sample to try first. It's definitely one thing that makes me a regular customer. I also love their fragrance selector. It's a nifty little computer where you put in scents you like, what your activities are and what things you are drawn to, and then gives you a list a suggested scents. I have found the perfect ones for my boyfriend and I using this unbelievably accurate little device. Be sure to become a Beauty Insider and earn points for your purchases and for doing reviews online. It also makes sure you get some smoking deals.

I have had accounts with Comerica for over a year. As of recently things have gone completely bad at the Mill Ave. branch in Tempe, AZ. Bob Willcoxson the branch manager treated me with such disrespect and lack of priority over a parking spot. I asked him for the corporate office number and to sit and discuss the problem with his superior and he responded with "You accounts mean nothing to me now because I am going to close them because you are threatening to call corporate". I have followed up with the corporate office for the last 48 hours, after being threatened by the bank manager and they have yet to resolve my concerns or even address them. Today I was told Mr. Willcoxson said he didn't say what I was claiming. So instead of facing the inappropriate behavior he displayed to me he is lying his way out of trouble. It's a shame that he has taken what used to be a service orientated bank and run the customer service into the ground. It is in your best interest to not bank with Comerica at all unless you like to be treated badly by the banking managers. The fact that a banking center manager threatens a customer with closing his or her account because he or she is unsatisfied with the way they were treated and wants to call their superior is enough to show me that there are no accountabilities with the banks corporate structure and the way they handle your money. I advise anyone reading this to choose a different bank to manage your money.

I am a geek. It is true, and depending on the time, I wear it loud and proud or I just pretend to be a Norm. I really look and act like a Norm, I promise. I even bathe and brush my hair daily! Samurai is an awesome store. I can't say enough good things about the place. It's super user friendly, for one. They have a bunch of regulars that work there who run the place and know their stuff. I have a subscription box, and I love it. You can basically ask them to pull certain comics every time they come out on Wednesday, and come by when you've got enough to purchase and get them all out! And everytime something you subscribe gets put in the box, they email you letting you know it's there. No fighting to make sure you're able to get it, no coming in a month later like I usually do to find out that Jason Pearson's return to Body Bags sold out AGES ago and you can't get any... it's just there. It's dangerous for my pocket book, but in the best sort of way. I have a lot of history with this place. I went by this store every time I was passing by about 2 years ago. I really stopped going because money was tight, and truthfully, every time I walked in there I was spending more than $50!! Good for them, not so good for me. I wanted to start reading Death Note. They didn't have them, so they ordered it for me. They did the same for multiple TPBs that they didn't have on hand. They will check the other stores to see if they have back issues of an arc you missed, if you're a dork like I am and constantly forget to check when something is coming out. Or if you get on the bandwagon late and want to read something 3 issues in. :P They were awesome then. They're still awesome now. Recently I made it a point to wander back in after I had seen things pop up about free comic book day. I wanted to get Becky Cloonan's Conan the Barbarian. I was out of luck, but they put it in my subscription box. And when I stopped by to get it, I see a sweet little note on there saying Welcome Back from Chris! Now that tickles me to the cockles of my wee lil' heart. That is SO awesome. I love Samurai. I don't live anywhere near you guys, but as long as I'm into comics and live in Phoenix, I'll be coming to you guys. I promise.