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1. Vladimir Gajdos ★☆☆☆☆

   Be careful not to park on double yellow at the back because your weekly shopping will be 60£ more expensive if you pay quick or 100£ later because of their anpr camera targeting their shoppers when there is no place to park in busy period enjoy my 60£ because my weekly shopping there came to the end.

   1 month ago
2. KSJ ★★★★★

   I lost my purse at this store today. I went in and asked at the till, if anyone had handed in a purse. It was there, the manager came over immediately.Isla doubled checked what was in the purse. The staff are nice at this store. Not just today but all the other times I've been in. 5*+ for being honest and responsible to your customers. I cannot thank you enough today. Thank you again. Kerry xx

   almost 3 months ago
3. Semperfi Paratus ★★★☆☆

   Meh. Another cheap shop. Quality shops have left UK permanently. Cost of living is ridiculously high so not much choice anymore. Only caters to poor people's budgets, which is a good thing.

   almost 3 months ago

1. Lauren B ★★★★☆

   Must go store for bargains! Always have the best range of items and even has a garden section. The drop in one star is due to the parking, but watch out for the parking fines, it is managed by a separate company and not the Home Bargains store themselves however it does cause issues and does put me off visiting if I have a lot to get.

   almost 3 months ago
2. Shobha P ★☆☆☆☆

   This rating I haven't given for this store, in-store service is very nice and products are cool, but coming to online purchase they are taking people's money by not sending couriers they don't have customer service for online purchases, no one responding properly, very worst online services, if they can't manage it why they are showing home delivery option while booking things, they show only click and collect, I am following up customer service no one responding properly

   almost 3 months ago
3. Paloma Kinsley ★★★★★

   I would like to say a massive 'thank you' to GWEN! She was wonderful! I was feeling faint due to an on going illness. Anyway, I did my shopping - went to the till point - started unloading onto the conveyor belt. Unfortunately, as I repeatedly bent down to pick items out of my trolley - l felt woozy and lightheaded. As time went on, I could feel myself wanting to faint - to blackout. I was scared that an ambulance would be called and I would end up in A&E. (This has happened before in another retail store - sadly the shop assistants and manager were insensitive and uncaring. I ended up loosing my all my shopping after I had paid for it. It got lost/stolen in all the kerfuffle.) Other customers were queueing up. I could not keep up with loading the conveyor. I was so embarrassed. I took a minute - I then tried to pack away on my own - so self-consciously - I refused GWEN's offer of help. However, GWEN saw that I was deteriorating so remained at my side which was great because I finally had to surrender and asked her to finish my packing. I was feeling worse and so tried leaning back on the wall but that was not helping. GWEN, kept asking me how I was doing - to gage further assistance. GWEN got another member of staff to get me some bottled water and a seat. Praises be to God almighty for this lady! I am so grateful that GWEN did not just walk off after I politely refused her help. When people go out of their way - when they truly do not have to - I believe that their effort should be recognised, acknowledged and rewarded. So, much thanks, GWEN. Your genuine kindness, professionalism and intuitive support is greatly appreciated. FAO - Home Bargins Management: GWEN is a tremendous credit to your store. Your marketing department can do all they like to advertise the benefits of getting customers to come in and spend their hard earned cash. The best incentive to loyalty shopping in your stores is the quality of the types of people you choose to employ. Your staff are living - walking inducements for your business. Asda, on the other side of the Stafford Road, Wolverhampton - has reduced their stock to compete with Home Bargins and B&M. Nothing will make me go to Asda and part a huge chunk of change. I might pick up the odd item but the bulk of my goods will be obtained from Home Bargins. Being treated with real care has locked in my shopping allegiance. I will continue to spend upwards of £200 plus in Home Bargins because of the excellence that I experienced at your store on this occasion and on two previous instances which I should have noted. GWEN, hun - you rock. Bless you.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Aracia I ★★★★★

   A lovely large store. Absolutely love coming here as it’s a one stop store that sells everything you need. Great staff & clean store well organised & tidy. You can always count on spending a lot more than you went in for as there are so many bargains and so many awesome things to buy. Really get excited going into this store as their range of products is absolutely huge!

   almost 3 years ago
2. Paul Warren ★★★★★

   Fantastic store with fabulous staff, everything you need under one roof at reasonable prices. The only problem with Home Bargains is: you will go into the shop for one thing and come out with bags full of stuff. Just brilliant

   almost 3 years ago
3. JO UFFU ★★★★★

   Probably the largest Homebargins in the city of Wolverhampton. Where once stood Focus DIY and garden centre. Huge range of products, food home and garden. Free parking upto 2 hours or 3 hours( cant recall)

   almost 3 years ago

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