always helpful, always available troubleshooting. I recommend this place. The are very…read moreknowledgeablel about their products. Sometimes there is a bit of a wait. but they go by numbers so it goes pretty fast. Prices are very fair

have been down for 2 weeks now, message said a week ago please allow 2 to 3 days we apologize for…read morethe down time and then a week nothing, this company is happy to send out specials to your SMS but not as efficient to let you know of what is happening and are forced to wait hours on the phone listening to their garbage music for someone to get you back online. No emails explaining what happening or solutions. No professionality, they don't care, beware of these guys.

Wow ok, so I'm doing this. What's the harm? I've seen many-a-yelper don the creeper crown on…read moreoccasion, so I guess it's my turn. Let's get this freakshow on the road! So, while waiting for a pizza to be prepared at Pizza Pizza (likely story? Pfft!), I got bored, and decided to risk my flourishing appetite and venture next door. First off, the place looks like it's located in Rape Alley. Tucked away behind the Pizza Pizza, and adjacent to Popeye's Chicken, Max's retains none of the charm of those lovely lit up locations, and is shrouded in darkness. And in case that's not happy enough, a huge dumpster sits next to the entrance. I was unable to locate a sign on it reading "Potential Rapists: Hide Behind Me", but I figured that was a given. I tightened my belt, quickened pace, and went inside. It wasn't nearly as seedy as I thought it was going to be...but it was still pretty seedy. Then again, should I really hold that against them? I mean, I think I'd be more creeped out by a porn shop that featured Blockbuster shelving, sparkling floors, and a Walmart-esque greeter asking me what kind of wank material I was looking for that evening. Yerrghh. By creepy porn shop standards, this was more than adequate. From the outside, you'd think this place would be pretty small, and I certainly wasn't expecting a virtual maze of titles, most of which I imagine have only been watched 4 and a half minutes into the first scene. It should also be noted that they seem to be well-organized by popular genre: Straight, Gay/Lesbian, Breast-centric, Ass-centric, Fetish, and if I'm not mistaken, I recall a section even devoted to Asian titles (ahem, that's TITLES). I only glanced briefly down the aisles* for 2 reasons: -I refused to touch any of the boxes (yerrgh), and -There were a couple of customers in there, all of which gave off a total mom's basement trench coat flasher vibe (yerrgh). Besides, I was pretty sure I was about through burning time in there. As I made my escape from Clam's Labyrinth, I did notice that they also sold other merch. Seems odd to me, since I don't imagine many couples going into the smut cave to buy couple stuff, especially since Aren't We Naughty is a mere 10 minute drive from there. In any case, they seemed to have a notable selection of bedpost-prisoner handcuffs, rubber clubbers, battery-operated furburgers, butt-beads and other assorted knick-knacks (wow, did I just use that term in THIS review? Gross!). They also had a small section devoted to Stag-shop-esque erotic costumes for men and women. Some were interesting, I could see the headline already: "Insane man in Adult Pikachu costume clobbers Popeye's Chicken regular with dildo in rapey parking lot", so I put the costume back, and made my way to the exit. I'm sure there were other goodies to be discovered, but I wanted pizza. Overall, you could do much worse (and creepier) from an adult dvd rental shop, even if it is located in Captain Creeporella's Rape-atorium. It's clean enough, and has a huge selection of titles. As for the pizza, it was delicious. * - This review also comes equipped with a fun mini-game: Guessing which dvd aisle I glanced through. Wow, if that's not an invite to receive a whole bunch of gay accusations, I don't know what is. Gah, bad idea!

I screwed up my own order twice, and they managed to sort it out for me immediately, both promptly…read moreresponding to my email about the screw up I did notice, then calling me to ameliorate my second one which I hadn't

I love coming here. It's very well organized and has really friendly staff…read more Each time I come in, there's always a tournament of some sort going on and it makes me happy to see it, whether it be small or slightly larger. It's a nice place to look for a gift for those geeky type of people too that are into cards, comics, action figures and board games. There's so much selection and if they don't have something, they will try their best to get it for you.

It's nice to see stores like this these days. Used media stores that still cater seriously to CDs…read moreand DVDs/Blurays are getting scarcer. It's really nice that if you are looking for something they don't have, you can create an account on their site and save your search so that you will be informed if it comes in to any store. It's also nice that they will transfer your items to any store you wish for free for pickup. It's unfortunate though, that quality control is pretty poor across the chain. I've ordered CDs and received discs that are scuffed or otherwise less than mint. Yes, their business is in used merchandise and used merchandise is often not perfect, but there is no disclosure of condition at all. They seemingly cater to collector types, so I think that is an omission that should be addressed.

Friendly staff. Great selection of movies and CDs but the vinyl lp selection is very limited.read more

A mecca of riches from the past, browse this small gem and you might find that piece of nostalgia…read morethat you may have thought was lost forever. Came in last December to see if there were any Wii games and actually found one, then had found a few DVD flicks in the extensive library for only $5.00 each. This store has plenty of video game consoles and games at reasonable prices, along with some more rare items a bit higher. When you're in the area head on over. In the days of Blockbusters and chains going under, we must patronize these independents as often as possible.

When my Xbox live account was due for renewal I came here to get a 1-year subscription card. I was…read morepleasantly surprised to see that it was a couple of dollars cheaper than what the renewal fee would have been if I had used a credit card and paid directly to Microsoft. They have a great selection of new and used games and any time I've been in here they're always busy. The staff are quick at getting though the line and helping every customer.

A bit to my own shame that I hadn't visited this place until the other day in spite of living in…read morethe same neighbourhood for years. The other evening we as a family participated in a Black history online event with Akilah Newton as presenter. We learned about the colouring/activity books she helped create in order to spread knowledge and awareness of Black Canadian heroes and history. With my knowledge (no pun intended) of this place I decided to give them a call to see if they had the books in stock, allowing me to get the books sooner, support local and also avoid shipping costs. They confirmed that they did and had the books ready for pickup when I arrived. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The store is situated an older former home in downtown Brampton that has been rezoned for commercial use - along with a few other businesses nearby. There is a reasonably large parking lot in behind. I was pleasantly surprised at how nice the layout was when I entered and the size of the place and book selection were both larger than I expected. Lots of books for all ages and all sorts of genres - such as fiction, non-fiction, spirituality, body-positivity, etc... Go and check them out and help support a very unique and vital business.

In my opinion, the best afrocentric bookstore in the GTA. The selection of books is unparalleled,…read more but more than that the gifts and products make it a go to destination even when you're not in the market for a page turner. Over the years, I have enjoyed great conversations with the owners and participated in a handful of community events held in the basement space. I especially like how they host nook talks by local authors now and then. Good thriving family operated business in Brampton. Worth a visit for sure!