This gentleman will cheat you in every way he can to get your money the max. He seems sweet though…read more Never take your electronics to him. Try Advance Computer or Computer Inc from West Lafayette.

He promised me to fix our electronic. He took money from me in advance because he said he needed to…read moreorder a spare part. Almost $300. He was not able to fix it and never answered my phone since. Never refunded my money

If I could give this business a ZERO I would! If you find yourself anywhere near this business, or…read moreare even thinking of entering this business , RUN, not walk, immediately in the opposite direction, The owner of this store knowingly sold my son a stolen (verified by Verizon) iPhone 5s for $100. When my son tried to use the phone, it was locked and could only be unlocked by a totally unknown owner so the phone was worthless. When my son tried to return the phone, the owner refused to take the phone back or to return my son's $100. We tried to work with the owner to explain the problem, but that only resulted in us being asked to leave the store. We refuse to be intimidated by this scam and filed a claim in Small Claims Court against this shop and the con-woman owner. I would suggest that you never do any business with this woman unless you are fond of potentially stolen merchandise that may or may not work, and you wish to never see your money again. It's similar to the old roach hotel ad, once your money enter her store and ends up in her hands, it will never come out again! BEWARE, YOU'VE BEEN FOR-WARNED!.

Let me set the scene: You walk into Deal Zone, expecting something akin to Gamestop. You're excited…read morebecause you've found gems at a store similar and you're always up for something new. You gently place your hand on the bar and open the door. At first, it doesn't seem so bad until your eyes adjust. You're met with this messy, unorganized heap of games and movies as far as the eye can see. It's dingy and dark, almost as if it's evening time. All of the aisles are small and there's things scattered below the shelves on the floor, probably things she's bought and couldn't find room for. You take a deep breathe and you smell dust, and recoil a little bit. You don't want to look like a weirdo, so you venture farther into this dungeon-like facility and you start looking, everything feels like it has years of grime and dirt on it. Everything you like is overpriced and you can feel the eyes of the woman behind the counter boring into your very soul. But soon you found something neat! A guide to the game series you love dearly and have been collecting for years! Yes! But the cover is torn off, and a little voice in the back of your head tells you that GameStop rips the covers off of these when they throw them away - so you know she has to be dumpster diving for some of this stuff. Gross, but you feel the excitement bubble up into your chest. You turn the item around to see the price, and it has none. You aren't deterred though, as you grab it and head to the counter. You greet the owner, who gives off this weird vibe, but you smile and say, "Hi! How much is this?" She hesitates, but takes it anyway. She's silent for a few moments, running her fingers across the back and turning it to look at every square inch of it. The silence is poignant, you wonder if she's okay. Until she looks up and says, "How about ten dollars?" You can feel your face fall as you realise, it isn't worth ten dollars. You offer her five, because it's obviously very old as the game had came out ten years earlier, and the cover isn't even on it. "No, ten." She says. You feel defeated as you ask for it back, so you can put it back where you found it. You aren't a monster, after all. The walk back is disappointing as you gross really old bloatware for the wii she's priced triple than what their worth, and foreign workout and children's movies. You place it back where it belongs. You leave feeling defeated, nearly decimating your pinky toe on the several hundred things scattered across the floor and wondering how on God's green earth she stays open.

My daughter had a tablet and we had the geek squad protection plan on it. Well. It broke and we…read morewent to get it fixed, they told us we could pick out a new tablet since hers was pretty much beyond repair. So this is where the bad part of the review comes in. The first guy we seen pretty much told us he was not helping us because we had Dallas Cowboys shirts on and he didn't like them (pretty ridiculous if you ask me). So we found someone else. She was talking to us about the tablets and I decided to look more into the amazon fire kids tablets. I specifically asked her if I could get YouTube kids on it. She says yes. So I told her we were going to continue to look a bit and I'd let her know if we decided on it. Asked another employee if we could get YouTube kids on it. He said "yeah it's already on there, you just can't see what's on there because of the demo mode. But if it isn't on there then you can easily just download it." So I said "so I can still get it on there when it's an amazon tablet?" He says yes. So now I am stuck with a tablet that my daughter doesn't even like because she can't watch Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom, or any other video for that matter. (Only gave 2 stars because the guy at Geek Squad was very helpful and understanding.) Will update review if problem gets resolved.

buyer beware. if you purchase anything from here, customer service is out of the country (Central…read moreAmerica in my case). The supervisor gave me his card with a local number in case I needed anything. When I called it was routed to Central America. I was told by "Steve" that Best Buy did away with the option to call the store directly and the only way to talk to someone at the local store was to request a call back which could take up to 24 hours.

DO NOT TAKE YOUR ITEMS TO GET REPAIRED HERE!!!!…read more I've never even heard of micro center nor been-- my roommate spilled some liquid on my laptop and promptly took it here to have it looked at. Microcenter had my laptop for over two weeks and gave it back to me with a new screen. Once I got it back less than a day of use my laptop went completely dark. I took it back to Microcenter where the cashier let me know that they'll look at it again under the same ticket from when they had it. He also let me know that they ONLY replaced my screen- they did nothing for liquid. A week goes by- I have no text, email, nothing from micro center. You cannot reach the store at all- you have to go through multiple 800 numbers and be transferred. After finally speaking to someone they let me know I wasn't checked in correctly and they were sorry - less than an hour later I get a text that my motherboard fried due to liquid... The manager texts me telling my they'll transfer my data if able to for free- they then fight and charge me it the next day. I had to walk back inside and send the screenshots in order to get my data xfer for free... I will never be back.

They have everything you could ever want to build a pc and tv, monitors, and 3d printers and…read morefiliment The only bad thing is the employees ask you so much if you need help it is a little annoying but other than that great tech store

Well I've given them plenty of chances to earn my business. Did a show room visit. Was looking to…read moreput a golf simulator in my house. Jason came out April 18th to do measurements and get me a quote and design put together. It's June 25th now. I told him no rush, however I texted him to check in last month (May 2025). He said he emailed me the quote and design. I told him I didn't get it and maybe it went to my spam (which would be weird because we've exchanged emails before). Texted 3 times since then and sent an email. Crickets. Guess they don't like money ‍ Might've actually done a good job but they don't get that chance now. Ignoring potential customers is literally the epitome of bad business practices.

We put in an audio/video system including outdoor cameras, whole home audio, and "one remote that…read morecontrols all" about 3 years ago. It was extremely expensive, and now the remote doesn't work so none of the system can be accessed. There is a camera out, and we can't connect to the audio system from our phones because it now says we need a subscription to connect. No one answers the phone number any longer. Really?!??!

Very fast service! I had received a text about an hour after dropping off my playstation that it…read morewas fixed and working.

This is a no frills electronics store and repair shop and located in the foresaken Washington…read moreSquare Mall. It is right next to a popcorn shop. You can get a deal on used electronics here. I purchased a used laptop. The gentleman there was very helpful and friendly. They also provide repairs and service. My experenice here was nice. If you are looking for some used electronics at a decent spot, this is your place.

literally the best place ever for old and new games aswell as anime knick knacks. nice workers too!read more

Large selection of games and consoles. Store is clean and well organized and makes it easy to find…read morespecific games.

So I came to Lafayette to visit one of my friends from undergrad and he had some grocery shopping…read moreto do. Naturally, I went with him, because we wanted to still hang out and so it just made sense to tag along and check out this Target. It is beautiful. Huge, clean, and very well stocked and organized. I was really impressed with their wine aisle too, it's one of the biggest I've ever seen at a Target location. If I'm ever back in the area, I'll def be stopping by.

There is no distinction in dropping off a package, picking up a package, or returns. Same person…read morefor both. No one at the desk apparently. The gentleman was looking for someone's package. The line kept growing and growing. No one came up to assist. Man came out of the. Finally, a lady came to the desk. Efficiency is not their forte. The store is nice and clean. Prices for the same brands are much cheaper elsewhere. Variety is very scarce. Probably would never use it as my main grocery pickup. Noted a lady looking for a wheelchair for her mother; none available.