I live in the U.S.A. but wanted to buy a Sennheiser set 840-TV for my mother in Scotland. On a…read morechance that they could help, I emailed Glasgow Audio. Immediately I had a response from David McMillan to say that they didn't carry that item but they could special order it for me. This they did and within 10 days the item was available in the shop for pick-up. Outstanding service!

I am not someone who complains or writes reviews but I have rec'd very poor service from Glasgow…read moreAudio which was either dishonesty or incompetence and an attempt to rip me off. I had a problem with my projector (flickering image) and it was later discovered that all that was needed was a new cable. I called Glasgow Audio to repair the projector and was told the callout would be £65 and this would be credited if I had to buy something. I went ahead (big mistake!). They then told me I needed a new bulb at £249 plus £65 callout on top despite what I had been told earlier. I searched online and found a bulb for £130. I asked for the product code of the bulb which they wouldn't give me but instead offered to waive £65 callout which they had initially offered anyway. After taking £110 from my card they then told me my projector could not be fixed and suggested I buy a new projector at their starting price for £799!! I went to the shop and took my projector back as I was suspicious. Checked with a different cable and it worked perfectly. They are not refunding me. If they were competent engineers they would have found the problem as I managed to solve it myself - it was simply a loose connection. Either incompetence or dishonesty!! AVOID THIS COMPANY!!! I asked for a refund but they refused and offered me a £45 credit note so that they can try and rip me off on something else which I declined!!

A magnet for hi-fi buffs, my recent experiences with Richer Sounds come mainly through looking for…read morean LCD TV, a type of product notoriously awkward to buy as there are so many deals going about both in shops and on the internet, that it can be difficult to know where to start. The staff here are very helpful and don't give you the hard-sell bollocks that makes going into some other electronics retailers a stressful and often awkward experience. Their special offers are very good and new ones come up all the time, so it's worth checking back regularly. It's not unusual to find a £1000 Sony TV here for little over half price. Unfortunately for poor old Mr Richer, I found a deal on Amazon that just edged out what was on offer here, but I'd still recommend the place, and would make it first stop on my next quest for high-end consumer electronics.

An excellent emporium of all things electronic, Richer's is a fantastic place to go on your hunt…read morefor the latest and greatest in tellies, stereos and all the bumf that goes with them. My last experience in here was in purchasing some speakers and an amp for my beleaguered old stereo system. It was great to be able to actually ask some question and not be met with a blank stare of utter confusion by the staff. The only real problem with this place is that its so popular with those in the know that it can become very busy at times, however its worth the hassle. Anyway, great service, fantastic offers and a welcome tonic to the sterile nature of some of the big electronic stores.

Amazing job done on my macbook air ,few proplem all sorted,i was confidnet to put my macbook in for…read morerepaire collected after few days even earlier than! So trusted repair price was fair too,many thanks again

Amazing and quick job for my battery iPhone phone was double sized and pushing the screen up phone…read morekeep restarting was risky and nightmare all sorted within 2 hours while am shopping in morrisons so came back good news all sorted back to normal

A small shoe shop but big on customer service. The staff do take their time if your needing your…read morefeet measured and do like to talk to any children that go into the shop. The shoes are organised by size, stocking both male and female shoes. What is good is that you do not need to wait for the alternative foot to be sourced as the shoes are in pairs which makes the shopping experience a bit better than that of waiting for a shop assistant to become free to get the other shoe. The prices are really reasonable and most of the shoes are good quality. A good shoe shop with some nice shoes for the whole family.

For cheap or inexpensive shoes this is worth a look. Some of the shoes are not quite as good, but…read morethen the prices are not huge. Sometimes it is possible to pick up a really good pair of shoes, and I have known some of their shoes outlast much more expensive ones from some of the other stores. The shop is a but small though and there isn't a massive variety of shoes, but customer service is excellent.

A stack 'em high sell 'em cheap type place. Suits me down to the ground when it comes to either my…read moreown shoes or shoes for the kids. They have a wide selection for men, women, and children in a wide range of styles and price brackets to suit most pockets. In the January sales there I managed to get my son a pair of school shoes for £6.50, after he wore through his last pair in just one term! There was no way I was paying top dollar again, and so this shop seemed like the place to go. I have found that with some of the cheaper shoes you need to watch for excessive use of plastic and they may not be as hardy as some people require, although I'm very hard on my footwear and even well known brands tend to get done in quickly on my feet, from that point of view the shoes here compare well. Don't expect too much cistomer service, it's more self-service than anything else, although foot measuring equipment is supplied.

Kinda pathetic that I'm purchasing work shoes while on vacation, but there was a wide variety of…read moreoptions and the salesperson was soooo helpful and kind. She automatically printed the tax refund and prepped the form for me :). Purchased a pair on sale and while they aren't fashion forward, they will make standing all day bearable.

Ah I'm old. I must be old, I wear Clarks shoes. WRONG! Clarks have some cool shoes! OK maybe not…read morecool, but they have really comfortable, sensible, and actually quite stylish shoes. It started with the brogues. Lady brogues have been very fashionable for a few years, and I purchased a beautiful brown pair. They were so comfortable. That was the start of my penchant for Clarks. And then the winter boots! Oh my, these winter boots are the best things I have ever bought to wear on my feet. Not only are they flat with sensible thick soles and a nice snug fit around the calves, but the inside lining is made of Gortex! Which means they are totally waterproof! After a lifetime of getting wet and damp feet throughout the Glasgow rainy season (pretty much 8 months of the year, let's face it) these boots just couldn't have made me happier. I really hope they have similar ones this winter because I have kicked these boots almost to death and they are embarrassingly worn looking. I did buy another pair of smarter black boots for work from somewhere else last winter, and they just aren't the same. They're not as comfy. Clarks shoes, above all else, are comfy. A really good feature too is that some of them have different width fittings - so if you have wide or narrow feet, you're more like to get something to suit your feet. I then bought some lovely black patent loafers with tassly bits. Honestly, they're quite nice, and very practicle for work wear, particularly if, like me, you spend half your life hoofing it around airports. I now have my eye on some other loafers. As a back up pair. The staff are a bit peculiar. Some are quite helpful but some of them.... I can't quite put my finger on it.... it's almost as though they talk to you as if you've never bought shoes before. Maybe they're just so used to dealing with kids getting school shoes that they automatically dumb it down for you. Sometimes they even feel your big toe through the shoes to see if the shoes properly fit you. I quite like that though - it makes me feel like I'm being looked after, although really, I'm probably old enough now to work out whether my shoes fit or not. But it's still a wee bit nice to have a proper adult double checking.

I know they're a super dorky brand, but I love Clarks. I own a lot of Clarks shoes, mainly because…read moreafter one pair of their knee high Gore-tex boots and surviving lots of snow and ice in them, I went on to buy two more pairs. More recently, I wanted to get some new shoes which were stylish (ish) and good for walking. Again, Clarks were my go-to place and I got a pair of "glove puppet" flats which look a bit like trainers but they also have cushioning so you can wear them all day. They were £45 and so far, I totally love them - lets see how they hold up when I walk around Japan next week! This store at Silverburn has a good range and is very neat. I wasn't offered any help but there was quite a lot of customers in, and I was just browsing. I ended up deciding not to get another pair of the sneakers just now!

I enjoy a bit of gaming, from time to time. So it's only natural that I popped into Game to see…read morewhat PS3 offerings they had. The store is really neatly laid out and it's really easy to find what you're looking for - provided you know what console you've got. The PS3 games seem to be mostly 2nd hand but I've got no complaints as the prices are pretty reasonable. Staff are friendly enough and you can trade stuff in.