while i can get over the fact that telstra stores are a blatant ripoff of the apple stores.. the…read morestaff are nicer than the apple staff... the store can be busy during weekdays but i usually don't need to do much in there besides replace a sim, etc.. overall a good experience

Great store. I wish they had these in more cities…read more Sort of like an Apple Store but for Samsung products only.

Excellent Service ...Abbey was fantastic. As a mature aged…read moreperson and a Samsung user for 4 years.This was the best find. Their staff are trained to explain phone features and are patience to SHOW you how they work. 11out of 10

Vikram had an answer for all my questions. The staff were so polite and helpful. The store was a…read morelittle far from me as the availability for appointments were limited but the service made my hour travel worthwhile.

Look, if you are after mobile phone wizards and an impressive selection of stock, you won't find it…read morehere. The Melbourne Cellular Centre at the Alexandra Parade end of Brunswick street is very basic, but also very helpful. While I haven't bought a phone from here - although they do offer some very cheap Optus packages (they only deal with Optus) - they have helped me a number of times with my pre-paid internet. While they did try and push a broadband package for my entire house, I did end up going with the much more simple alternative of a pre-paid internet USB stick. Now every time I am having a problem or if I need to stock up on more credit, I head to MCC - the staff are always very sweet.

How on earth does one shopping centre support so many damn mobile phone shops? I just can't get…read moreover how crowded the mobile phone market is here. I'm not complaining, though. Competition tends to result in better prices for the consumer. This place isn't a bad little store. I must admit, the limit of my experience with this place really as a customer is the purchase of a screen protector for my phone, but apart from that I've done a little bit of browsing. Decent selection, a few decent deals, apart from that, it's like every other place selling mobiles. The service was alright, but it wasn't overly busy at the time. Have a look and see what you think.

From the outside, Sportsgirl's 'Superflagship' store may look a little like the odd architectural…read moreconfluence of sci-fi and gay pride but inside lies simple, straightforward fashion heaven. Stocking a truly endless selection of this much loved Aussie brand's clothes, shoes and accessories along with an awesome capsule vintage range and possibly the best selection of designer collaborations such as the recent Jonathan Saunders and Antipodium tie-ups, Sportsgirl Bourke Street is my favourite Sportsgirl store in Melbourne bar none. There's a cute little shoe lounge with mirrors and seating galore to the store's right and there's always a great range of sale stock towards the back of the shop for bargain hunting Sportsgirl fans. Staff are helpful and very, very chirpy and this is definitely the place to head if you want to shop the full spectrum of Sportsgirl's sunglasses, bags, belts et al. This Bourke Street fashion megalith is not referred to as Sportsgirl's 'Superflagship' for nothing. If you love the brand, you'll love this outpost.

Ronald King Mens and Boys Wear is a little bit misleading when it comes to the shop name. For…read morestarters it stocks a heap of women's clothing as well. There are two shops in the main street and they are on opposite sides facing each other. The first one has only suits and formal male attire while the other is much bigger and has both mens and women's clothing, surfwear and accessories. The prices in here can get pretty steep so you will want a big wallet. I have noticed a few more cheaper women's items sneaking in recently though so there is occasionally a few good bargains on offer. The store is always well air-conditioned and pleasant. The staff are friendly and you are guaranteed a good conversation. I tend to go in there to gawk at pretty scarves and have a little dream about one day being able to afford $80 for such a gorgeous silk accessory before I head down to one of the op shops nearby for some clothes I can definitely afford. In saying that, people who are more well off or like spending money on these things will be right at home here and the clothes are damn nice. The quality of the fabric is obvious and the items here are the kind that you will want to keep in your wardrobe forever.

I spent way too much time here today, but the deals were just too good!…read more A few things.... - It's charity. The money you spend goes out to those in need. I can help others by shopping? Sure! Why not?!?! - Good deals! Seriously. This week they a few things going on. It's buy 2 items, get the third item (of equal or lesser value) free. This is for any items! Jewelry, clothes, bags, dinnerware, etc. And, a bag of books are only $10. - Friendly service. They have the nicest and friendliest employees here! Wait, can I call them employees? I'm sure they're all volunteer workers. Either way, they have been the most helpful people I have ever encountered whilst shopping. To note... - The clothes are arranged by color and not sizes. - Make sure you get a loyalty card. For every $10 you spend, you get a sticker. After so many, you get a discount off a purchase. - If the clothes in the front aren't cheap enough for you, they have a clearance rack at the back with $5 items. Are you still reading this? What are you waiting for??? Gooooooooooooooooooo! :)

Friendly staff, huge store, packed rails but not so packed that you can't actually see any of the…read moreclothes. Prices are reasonable and the selection of books is massive. Definite potential for the best Op Shop in Melbourne.