MUV Values Employees Over Customers
My wife and I went into MUV a few times and didn't have a problem. I like one of their products, so we went back. Well, until my wife was lectured by mistakenly misgendering an employee. She got a lecture from that person, and again when she talked to a manager. She did this by accident while complimenting that person on that person's service (yes, I'm avoiding pronouns, to avoid any issues).
Now, she called corporate and put in a complaint. The person she talked to from corporate took up for the employee as well and not once asked how to keep us as a customer. This tells me this thinking of putting employees ahead of customers is endemic in the corporation.
I don't care what people identify as, and this isn't a complaint about that, this is about customer service. Not once did we feel valued as a customer during any of the conversations but felt like we were bothering them by not buying the product and just leaving. And my wife was embarrassed to be lectured to in front of employees and other customers, all because of an accidental misgendering during a compliment.
Shame, and while the prices are high, some are really good. They just don't value you as a customer.








