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against caucasions
Posted by vikens on 09/21/2008
would not suggest shopping there if your caucasion. will never shop there again. if you voice any opinion they will tell you not to shop there. go to circuit city or anywhere else.
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uping the price
Posted by bignigdarig on 07/21/2008
called about having subs, deck an amp put in my car, they tell me it would come to about $200. When i come in the next day i was then told $285. i then leave the car there to have it done for $285 since it was the wekend an it was the only time i was not at work.On my way home i get a call from the guy at BB saying he did not know that the deck that i had was also a dvd player an this would cost me another $50 (now at $335). so i told him to forget it. found another spot to do it for $215.
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Would not recommend this particular store for any reason
Posted by steve_tyler on 04/06/2007
I spent almost $4,000 on a top of the line car stereo at this Best Buy location and had it installed there. I can't even begin to tell you the problems I've had. I understand mistakes happen, but I've been back SIX TIMES in less than a year and it still doesn't work correctly. It turns out that the "trained" installation department installed components that are incompatible and keep on burning out or having to be repaired. I have dealt with staff that is either uncaring or lacks knowledge and if you [gasp] dare to ask for a manager they are actually more rude than the employees! The manager at this store (Laura) basically stated that I should goto another Best Buy to fix stuff I bought there because they don't know how to fix it and they admit they installed it incorrectly on SIX different occasions.
I have nothing against Best Buy but this store is the worst one I've ever seen. I would not recommend going there but if you choose to be VERY CAUTIOUS if you do business with anything they install.
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Ignored.
Posted by rsufar on 11/12/2005
I wish I had stayed home. I could have gotten better advice from my cat. According to an unnamed individual within this organization, DLP televisions use lasers which, without purchasing their extended warranty, would burn through my screen causing permanent damage. Wow. Talk about a staggering lack of product knowledge.
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No Good Experiences
Posted by randycazmiller on 11/11/2005
Although the selection may be good (I guess that can happen when you bully all other competitors in your own back yard!) the customer service is absolutely horrid. Whether it's a lack of knowledge or it's a laxidazical approach to acknowledging and communicating with your customers, I can't help but feel belittled every time I walk through their doors.
