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    Best Buy

    Best Buy

    2.4
    (435 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    Richard was very nice and helpful. I have had an active Best Buy membership I've been trying to…read morecancel for a long time and he was able to help me, finally!

    Title: Mismanaged install process, forced into a $600+ overhaul, and ghosted by support…read more I am deeply disappointed with the store operations, communication, and lack of support from Best Buy's Autotech department (Fullerton Store #2514). My original goal was simple: keep a low-profile, clean OEM look in my 2018 Toyota RAV4 while upgrading the sound. I brought in a complete setup--4 new Kicker door speakers and a compact Kicker KEY200.4 DSP amplifier--specifically designed to run off the factory radio. I explicitly consulted with a Level 2 Master Autotech beforehand about this exact build. On install day, however, the store assigned a basic installer to my vehicle who clearly wasn't briefed on factory DSP integration, and that's when the goalposts started moving while my car was sitting in the bay: Call #1 from the Bay: The installer called me mid-install stating my Kicker amp was "incompatible" with my factory radio and that I needed a new head unit. Call #2 from the Bay: A short while later, he called again to say the cheaper JVC unit he initially suggested wouldn't work either, pushing me into a far more expensive Pioneer touchscreen (DMH-W3050NE), an iDatalink Maestro module (ADS-MRR), and full dash kits/harnesses. The Reality: The Kicker KEY200.4 is literally engineered by Kicker for factory radio integration using high-level speaker inputs. It was 100% compatible with my RAV4 to power those 4 new Kicker speakers. While the installer did get the Pioneer radio working fine in the end, Best Buy's scheduling system put him in an unfair position by assigning him a factory-integration job that required specialized T-harnessing or line-output setup. Instead of bringing in a Master Tech to assist, the store's default solution was to back me into a corner and walk me up the ladder into an unexpected $600+ equipment overhaul. My original vision for a clean, stealthy interior went completely out the window. To make matters worse, Customer Service was an absolute dead end: Phone Call #1: I spent time explaining the entire situation, was never given a ticket/case number, and was completely ghosted. Phone Call #2: I finally reached a "Car Audio Specialist" whose grand solution was telling me to buy another amp and pay to take it back to the exact same bay, or drive out to a location in Westminster--at zero discount, simply offering to "make the appointment" for me. My time is valuable. Setting up installers for failure on complex integration jobs--and then expecting the customer to foot the bill for forced hardware upgrades and waste time traveling around Orange County for zero compensation--is appalling customer service. While the Pioneer unit functions fine, the experience left a terrible taste in my mouth and completely destroyed my trust in Best Buy Autotech's management. Save yourself the headache and take your vehicle to an independent, dedicated audio shop.

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    Ty going back in the store without any assistance.
    Ty going back in the store without any assistance.
    I paid for same day.  It never arrived and won't be shipped for days.

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    I paid for same day. It never arrived and won't be shipped for days.
    Target

    Target

    2.9
    (267 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$

    Definitely one of the smaller and messier targets I've been to…read more All the years I've lived in the area I've never been to this location, and probably won't be back anytime soon. Lots of stuff all over the place, aisles with products on the floor, etc. smaller selection of items since it's a smaller store. Didn't really find what I was looking for. I did self checkout so had zero staff interaction.

    Apparently Trying On Clothes Is Now an Exclusive Luxury…read more My wife went to Target at approximately 7 PM on a Wednesday. Not 10:58 PM. Not five minutes before closing. Seven. PM. This particular Target closes at 11pm She spent roughly an hour and a half shopping for clothes, carefully selecting a pile of items to try on. Like a reasonable human being, she then went to the fitting room. Closed. She spoke with a manager, who explained that they "didn't have enough staff" to open the fitting room. Interesting. Because there were five employees standing around in Cosmetics, engaged in an extremely important corporate initiative known as "doomscrolling & gossiping" My wife even offered to put all the clothes back herself. Still no. Apparently the store could not spare one person to operate the fitting room, but also could not accept the offer from the customer to return everything to the racks herself, which the staff would've had to do regardless if she got to try the clothes on, and purchase them, or not. So after spending 90 minutes selecting clothes, she got to experience the thrilling Target customer journey of: 1. Pick out clothes. 2. Carry clothes to fitting room. 3. Discover fitting room is inexplicably closed during normal business hours. 4. Ask manager for assistance. 5. Be told there isn't enough staff. 6. Offer to solve the staffing problem herself. 7. Get told no. 8. Put everything back anyway. 9. Leave without buying anything. Absolutely masterful. I understand being understaffed. I understand employees having legitimate responsibilities. What I don't understand is telling a customer you can't spare an employee to open a fitting room while simultaneously having multiple employees standing around, and then refusing the customer's offer to handle the return of the merchandise herself. The end result? Target spent 90 minutes of my wife's time and generated exactly $0 in revenue, and the staff worked the same amount they would have anyway. Next time we'll just order the clothes online and let the warehouse employees perform the ancient ritual of putting them into a cardboard box.

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