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Home Lighting Factory Outlet

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2-1/2 Dunlop Dr, St. Catharines, Ontario, L2R 1A2, Canada
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May 13, 2018
Lots of nice lights but lights are not all created equally. My favourite light cost $3,000 and I wasn't going to pay that much!

Jan 31, 2018
Love your old lamp but it needs to be repaired? This is the place for you. Also large selection of new fixtures and every kind of light bulb you could possibly need.

Jun 12, 2017
Do not work here. Will ask you to come in for a day and then the guy comes in barely acknowledges you. Tells other person to tell you to do a task and then shakes his head. Doesn't pay you for you to work there for that one day either. Very shady guy..no pun intended. Wouldn't trust him and actually wouldn't work there. I was just being nice. Dirty environment and creepy people. Yuck.

Sep 28, 2017
Horrible had an interview on the Monday for warehouse guy seemed to be dicrimanting due to I am a female and can't handle it I seemed to have convinced him I do have the qualifications due to the fact I have 3 years experience running logistics at a greenhouse got a call today advising me not to come in on Monday that he had decided to hire someone more qualified for the job... He originally wanted me to come in and unload a container on Wednesday to see if I could handle it I'm glad I didn't say yes and quit my current job... the guy seems extremely shady and unreliable...never apply there..

Dec 1, 2017
What an absolutely horrible experience. Staff is not helpful, return policy is ridiculous...how do u not communicate to your customers that if you purchase a 2 or 5k light fixture and you change your mind that is not allowed....sorry u get an in store credit only...absolutely shameful customer service.

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