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1 out of 2 Stage Stores Reviews

February 20, 2009
“ bealls is great but lots of work ”
Sales Associate in Bastrop, TX
you get the coupons plus the employee discounts, and the associates are all very friendly, as well as some of the coustomers, and corporate does a good job of trying to encourage managment to do thing...
August 20, 2008
“ the Old Stage Stores was great ”
Associate Buyer in Houston, TX

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