stainless1911
Banned
I don't wanna be a toys r us kid.
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Corporate Policies
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stainless1911
Banned
email sent
Since you have publicly declared common sense, safety, and civil rights have no place in your stores, I will no longer be visiting them. the safety of my family isn't worth risking due to your irrational fear of my lawfully carried firearm.
That's ok though, my 7 year old daughter doesn't need to play with toy guns anyhow, she has a real one, and we go to the range regularly to shoot.
Since you have publicly declared common sense, safety, and civil rights have no place in your stores, I will no longer be visiting them. the safety of my family isn't worth risking due to your irrational fear of my lawfully carried firearm.
That's ok though, my 7 year old daughter doesn't need to play with toy guns anyhow, she has a real one, and we go to the range regularly to shoot.
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Bailenforcer
Regular Member
It might also be a benefit to include the PDF's of the letters so people can download them. This will help if a bad encounter happens, as a text copy of a web site holds no weight, but a direct letterhead copy may just reduce any negative repercussions by management or the Police. I posted the Lowes PDF letter.
Venator
Anti-Saldana Freedom Fighter
If only I had them. The only one I have is Home Depot. http://www.tennesseefirearms.com/law_regs/postedletters/homedepo.pdf
autosurgeon
Regular Member
I have one or two as well... and have started a project to put them together.. however with the start of this school year I had to put it on the back burner for now.
email sent
Since you have publicly declared common sense, safety, and civil rights have no place in your stores, I will no longer be visiting them. the safety of my family isn't worth risking due to your irrational fear of my lawfully carried firearm.
That's ok though, my 7 year old daughter doesn't need to play with toy guns anyhow, she has a real one, and we go to the range regularly to shoot.
+1,000,000!!!!!
Bailenforcer
Regular Member
stainless1911
Banned
Dear XX:
Thank you for your email regarding our policy for firearms. We value your opinion and appreciate the time you took out of your busy schedule to let us hear from you. As a company, we work hard to incorporate guest service into all aspects of our business, especially at the store level, and we are disappointed when we learn we have fallen short of our goal.
On behalf of Toys “R” Us, please accept my sincere apologies for the difficulties you encountered. Please be assured that while we respect citizens’ rights to carry firearms in public areas according to certain state laws, our company policy prohibits customers from doing so in any of our stores out of an abundance of caution for the safety and protection of the children and families shopping with us. I would like to assure you that your concerns have been forwarded to the appropriate individuals for review.
Thank you again, Mr. Carpenter, for letting us know of your experience. It is because you have taken the time out of your day that we are able to improve our service at your local store and as an entire organization.
My response " How do you expect to protect those families and children from guns, unless the people have them too?
Thank you for your email regarding our policy for firearms. We value your opinion and appreciate the time you took out of your busy schedule to let us hear from you. As a company, we work hard to incorporate guest service into all aspects of our business, especially at the store level, and we are disappointed when we learn we have fallen short of our goal.
On behalf of Toys “R” Us, please accept my sincere apologies for the difficulties you encountered. Please be assured that while we respect citizens’ rights to carry firearms in public areas according to certain state laws, our company policy prohibits customers from doing so in any of our stores out of an abundance of caution for the safety and protection of the children and families shopping with us. I would like to assure you that your concerns have been forwarded to the appropriate individuals for review.
Thank you again, Mr. Carpenter, for letting us know of your experience. It is because you have taken the time out of your day that we are able to improve our service at your local store and as an entire organization.
My response " How do you expect to protect those families and children from guns, unless the people have them too?
stainless1911
Banned
Toys R Us Final response
Response (Brian Fisher) - 09/16/2010 02:27 PM
Dear XX:
Thank you for contacting our corporate office regarding your views. We value your opinion and appreciate the time you took out of your busy schedule to let us hear from you.
We continue to respect your right as a citizen to carry firearms in public areas under certain state laws, however, our company policy does prohibit customers from doing so in any of our stores. While it is never our intent to inconvenience or dissatisfy any of our guests, we understand that this policy may oppose the views of some. Our decision to implement this policy was done with careful and deliberate evaluation of our customer’s needs and safety. It is unfortunate that you disagree with our decision, however, we appreciate your respect of our company policy. Please be assured that your comments have been formally documented.
Thank you once again, Mr. Carpenter, for contacting Toys “R” Us and allowing us the opportunity to learn of your personal opinion.
Regards,
"R" Us Team
Response (Brian Fisher) - 09/16/2010 02:27 PM
Dear XX:
Thank you for contacting our corporate office regarding your views. We value your opinion and appreciate the time you took out of your busy schedule to let us hear from you.
We continue to respect your right as a citizen to carry firearms in public areas under certain state laws, however, our company policy does prohibit customers from doing so in any of our stores. While it is never our intent to inconvenience or dissatisfy any of our guests, we understand that this policy may oppose the views of some. Our decision to implement this policy was done with careful and deliberate evaluation of our customer’s needs and safety. It is unfortunate that you disagree with our decision, however, we appreciate your respect of our company policy. Please be assured that your comments have been formally documented.
Thank you once again, Mr. Carpenter, for contacting Toys “R” Us and allowing us the opportunity to learn of your personal opinion.
Regards,
"R" Us Team
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Bailenforcer
Regular Member
Boycott and make sure everyone knows Toy's r US has no respect for the Constitution, it's simple all rights not just a few that they select to honor. My money has all my rights attached.
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