Maxime Caute

4 years ago

"Move on... A deplorable welcome. No sign, no price. The price is determined at Mr. Gilles Guéguen's discretion, a bit like at the Grand Bazaar. After a few minutes, I try on a pair of chinos. Mr. Guéguen relaxes and becomes more friendly. He offers to make a free alteration and send them to my home (not being in Aix-en-Provence) within a few days. After 2 weeks, still no response. Phone calls, never answered. A first registered letter was sent, which Mr. Guéguen never picked up at the post office. A copy was sent to his home, also returned by him. A third registered letter was sent a few weeks later, with a copy by ordinary mail. Registered mail refused, but the simple letter made a small impact when Mr. Guéguen noticed that the formal notice was on my lawyer's letterhead (a little scare? He was right...). The rest of the legal proceedings were ready... (his low turnover surely explains the reason for this dishonesty). Receipt of the chinos more than two months later. In short, don't trust this man who is overwhelmingly dishonest and only wants to defraud buyers... Hi artist"

Thierry SIMEON

4 years ago

"Terrible welcome, looked me up and down, and obviously my casual outfit did not seem up to the standard of his shop, and could not predict the substantial budget allocated to my wedding in a few months. In short, shop to avoid, and finally, thank you sir, the boss, you did me a great service, because I found what I was looking for in a shop not far away, with a personalized welcome and real advice."

Emmanuel HEBRAS

4 years ago

"Mr. Gilles Guéguen, the store manager, is a crook. After choosing and paying for a €495 suit in his store, it was supposed to be delivered to me. I've been waiting for my suit since August 2020. Despite various efforts: calls, text messages, registered letters, UFC Que Choisir, and fraud prevention, Mr. Guéguen remains silent. He has robbed me of €495!!! Avoid this store immediately, or go to the police!"

Serge Jacquet

6 years ago

"At Dany Gil's, you're guaranteed to be... ripped off. Its manager, Gilles Gueguen, greets you with a smile and immediately offers you an exceptional 50% discount on his entire assortment. Since he doesn't display any prices, he takes great pleasure in selling you low-end items at double their price. He displays the Harmont & Blaine logo in his window, but doesn't sell their products. Avoid at all costs!"

etienne scotto

6 years ago

"Beware of Scams! This store, which advertises itself as Harmont & Blaine, rips off customers by overselling extremely poor-quality suits. Like any good scam, the very friendly salesperson doesn't give you a chance to breathe and pesters you with questions and friendly remarks, only to screw you over."