Pick & Win Supermarket, Isipingo

Yesterday 2october 2017 i was at pick n win , I was so disappointed being in d hardware cue with people who are paying for items like mixed portion etc...

lol Pickn win customers running off to the combo ngvele ngphele indakazo. and Hyster will be running inside the store while people busy buying , there is lot of chaos there.. please upgrade my mom love that store

I would like to thank the staff of pick n win they do help a lots if you dont know where to find the iterm you want they show you kindly i have been shoping there since i was young at the age of 5 with my grany now im 32 im still do and the prices are so affordably please if you can add a little bit of meat im so thank full Halala pick n win lindiwe gumede

I was on trainee as a cashier at pick n win store so one of the trainee nd one cashier take the money to the till nd our supervisor do reserch to us trainee about that thing some they say they know that bt me i never see any cashier taking the money at the till.Our supervisor tell us that she receive a call from the Boss,he says all the trainee must take their bag nd go..i dont why coz there are only three people who is involve to these story...i just fell like crying evryday these thing was happen on monday(23 March) i'll never forget this day..my number is 0727476869

I would like to convey my heartfelt compliments to Pick n Win in-store staff members who were considerate enough to provide whatever support to me on Sunday morning, the 1st of June 2014, when I fainted while standing in the hardware queue inside the shop at Isipingo. These in-store staff members cooperated seemlessly and speedily with the young couple who were other customers just in front of me in the queue, who took their time and effort to care for me until I gained enough consciousness to know what was happening around me and recover the strength to drive myself back home, since I had come to the shop alone by a car. On Monday 2 June 2014 I was hospitalised and then dicharged on Friday 6 June 2014 as a direct consequence of my fainting episode, a day before. I will forever remain eternally grateful to the "2 God-sends" - the peer customers of Pick n Win and the in-store staff members who cared for and attended to me in my hour of need, desparation, vulnerability and health scare to my life. May the God Almighty grant them individually and collectively blessings of good life, prosperity and hapiness in abundance and the strength to do to others what they did to me. Yours sincerly Sibusiso A. Mncwabe Cell: 082 376 2551