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    Excellent Service!!! They answered my call right away. I will be sending clients your way! Thank you again.

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    Smartology

    (58 reviews)

    They are the best. We had some issues with a home NAS storage system, and it ended up taking almost…read morea year to get the system hardware replaced, through no fault of theirs. Once the hardware was finally ready, they came out with no questions asked and corrected the install. They worked hard, respected our home, cleaned everything up, and provided amazing customer service from start to finish. I highly recommend them.

    I called last Friday to get a technician to come out today, Monday, to activate my ethernet port…read morehere at home. I had a 1:30 pm appointment. I figure things happen and take time so I didn't call until 2:30 pm or so to check on where the technician was. I was told that my job had "not been added to the schedule" but they would see when a tech could be there. I was then told 3:45-4:00pm. No one arrived. I called at 4:15 pm and was told they were 25 minutes away. I called at 5:01 and the voicemail said the office was CLOSED and here it is 5:15 and no one EVER ARRIVED. I realize compared to other jobs this company has, my job was small and not worth a lot of money. However, the measure of a great business is to treat small customers as well as your big customers. If you don't show up when scheduled, fail to add a job to your schedule, and keep lying to your customer about the arrival time of your tech who NEVER shows up at all...why would I trust this company with my larger corporate work? How you treat people matters, whether the job is big or small. This was unacceptable today and I did not appreciate that I had to keep calling YOUR business to find out what was going on, what happened to the tech, etc. Why aren't YOUR people communicating with customers? Why didn't anyone apologize? Why didn't anyone call before close of business to say, "Hey, we're not coming!" I was extremely unhappy because no one cared that I had taken time off work to meet the tech and no one cared enough to even CALL me and let me know what was going on. You guys dropped the ball big time here and were incredibly thoughtless and rude. Update: They just arrived at 5:36 pm. The techs themselves were GREAT and were able to do the work and complete the job. However, I wanted someone to know about the lack of transparency and communication today as it was very upsetting to me. The quality of work and the people you hired to do the actual technical job were terrific, knowledgeable and qualified. I realized it was not THEIR fault today, but I think it's important for people to know about the communication problems. I updated my review from 1 star to 3 because of the actual techs and their skills.

    T-Mobile

    T-Mobile

    (38 reviews)

    Came in to simply get my screen protector changed. Hector was incredibly friendly, helpful, and…read moregenuinely made my day better. He's a great asset to this location.

    I stopped by this morning to pick up a free baseball hat that is today's T-Mobile Tuesday perk…read more Both employees working were already with customers so I patiently waited. One of them, a heavy set gentleman, said he will be with me after helping his customer. I said no problem I'm just here for the hat. Then I asked if I can select which one I wanted (there are 4 fun phrases). He said no it's not allowed, even though it does not state this on the reward (see photo). Nevertheless I didn't argue, but followed up with another question to ask if I can take a photo of the hats (curious to see the different phrases), which were displayed on a cart. This time he pretended not to hear me so I got closer to make sure he heard my question. Again, he said no. His reasons are (1) they aren't supposed to let customers pick and (2) the hats are supposed to be in the back. I felt our whole interaction was weird and his tone was unnecessarily curt. Keep in mind I courteously ask first when I could have just walked over to where the hats were sitting and take a quick photo. Hot take: if the hats are not supposed to be visible then why prominently display them on a cart in the far right corner of the store clearly noticeable to anyone who walks in. It's a free hat offer, not that serious, so why act rude? For additional context, the store wasn't busy and I was the only other customer waiting which I was doing. I didn't barge in demanding attention away from another customer, nor did I expect the hat immediately be given to me. There was zero excuse for his dismissive attitude and behavior. Conversely, more positive interactions were experienced at other local T-Mobile stores.

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