I went to the Tuttle Crossing Mall to have my watchband repaired. On the way out to my car, I was stopped by a woman who insisted she let me try her cosmetics on my hand, after which she put some products in a bag and asked me how I wanted to pay. I wasn't at the mall to pick up or look at cosmetics. I was ONLY there to get my watch fixed. The manner in which I was approached and treated borders on entrapment. When I explained that I wasn't interested in her products and that I was just there to get my watch fixed, she said I... read full review »