Verizon - Moorestown, New Jersey 08057 - East Gate Square
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Verizon store or outlet store located in Moorestown, New Jersey - East Gate Square location, address: 400 New Jersey, Moorestown, New Jersey - NJ 08057. Find information about opening hours, locations, phone number, online information and users ratings and reviews. Save money at Verizon and find store or outlet near me.
| Brand: | Verizon |
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| Rating: |
2.8/5 (4 rates)
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| Mall/Shopping Center/Outlet: | East Gate Square |
| Stores in mall: | All stores in East Gate Square |
| Address: | 400 New Jersey, Moorestown, New Jersey - NJ 08057 |
| Phone number (mall): | Not Available |
| State: | New Jersey |
| City: | Moorestown |
| www (mall): | http://eastgatesquare.com |
| www-source: | www.mallscenters.com/brands/stores/verizon/moorestown--new-jersey--east-gate-square |
Content posted/updated by Daniel Lee on 10/06/2020. Improve this listing, suggest edits for Verizon in East Gate Square.
Verizon in Moorestown, New Jersey 08057 - East Gate Square - MAP
GPS Coordinates: 39.94263, -74.963558
Driving directions and locations to store: Verizon located in East Gate Square: 400 New Jersey, Moorestown, New Jersey - NJ 08057.
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Hours - Verizon (East Gate Square)
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For information about East Gate Square opening hours please visit the shopping center.
Reviews
Ms.
Initially I thought your team here in NJ lacked basic customer service skills. I was under this impression because as I entered the store and stood at the "Welcome. Please wait here for assistance" no one acknowledged or greeted me. Every sales associate looked up and then went back to assisting their customer. Shortly after my arrival, an older white man walked in and was greeted and asked if he needed a seat. Then a middle-aged white woman walked in and she was greeted. As an African American woman, I can only conclude that my business is not considered as valuable as the white customers.