1942bull
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Nordstrom stores have made it onto my do-not-buy-from list. I sent its customer service department an email:
I used to patronize your department stores in King of Prussia, PA. That stops today because if my gun can’t go with me, I am not going.
Nordstrom policy quoted from Ann article at:
https://www.firearmsnews.com/editorial/nordstrom-stores-ban-ccw-nationwide/
“Except for authorized law enforcement, we firmly believe there’s just no place for guns in our stores. We’re going to be more directly letting our customers know they’re not allowed to bring guns into stores. We’ll do this by posting front of house signage that explains our no guns in store policy. While the signs will make this policy more visible, this is not a major shift from our previous approach. In the past, if we saw a customer carrying a gun in our store, we’d ask them to remove it. We’ll continue doing that, only now we’ll have a more clearly written policy.
All U.S. stores will receive this signage, along with taking points, FAQs and training resources for store managers to help support conversations with customers. Signs should be posted on June 14th, 2021
While our no gun policy applies to all our stores in both the U.S. and Canada, given the unique environment in Canada, those stores do not need signs and will continue to follow existing processes.
I used to patronize your department stores in King of Prussia, PA. That stops today because if my gun can’t go with me, I am not going.
Nordstrom policy quoted from Ann article at:
https://www.firearmsnews.com/editorial/nordstrom-stores-ban-ccw-nationwide/
“Except for authorized law enforcement, we firmly believe there’s just no place for guns in our stores. We’re going to be more directly letting our customers know they’re not allowed to bring guns into stores. We’ll do this by posting front of house signage that explains our no guns in store policy. While the signs will make this policy more visible, this is not a major shift from our previous approach. In the past, if we saw a customer carrying a gun in our store, we’d ask them to remove it. We’ll continue doing that, only now we’ll have a more clearly written policy.
All U.S. stores will receive this signage, along with taking points, FAQs and training resources for store managers to help support conversations with customers. Signs should be posted on June 14th, 2021
While our no gun policy applies to all our stores in both the U.S. and Canada, given the unique environment in Canada, those stores do not need signs and will continue to follow existing processes.
