Daniel and Bev are awesome. I have dealt with Daniel so many times and every single time he is…read morealways patient with me and goes above and beyond. I bet he says, "Bless his heart!" after I walk away! Having to deal with me and my bill, or new tech, or whatever questions I have, Daniel just approaches each problem with a smile and gives it his all. Honestly nothing but respect for this place. Great job y'all!

Got great service today from Daniel. Understood everything well and was able to explain well and…read morehandled himself professionally.

Complete waste of time dealing with these losers on Govdeals, they just decline the winning bid if…read morethey don't like the price. (That's what they do with everything you drop off or PAY them to pick up - resell it on places like Govdeals or sell pallets of it to REAL recyclers who process the parts and recover metals.) They make money from both ends and run useless auctions.

This place is so nice. I have brought several things to be recycled and destroyed for my work and…read morethe staff is always so happy and friendly. Always answers all my questions and makes me feel safe and comfortable with destroying our data. All the stars!

I went to pick up the laptop battery that I ordered through them that I had paid for an advance,…read moreand I discovered that it was no longer in business. I think perhaps they have filed for bankruptcy.

This is a great place to check out if you like buying refurbished electronics and spare parts for…read moreyour items. I always check out their selection of laptops when I'm around the vicinity. The techs are very knowledgeable, patient, and friendly.

You are the ONLY Kroger that didn't update your NYE hours online or on the KROGER APP!read more

To Kroger Corporate Management and Asset Protection Lead,…read more I am writing to formally report a deeply disturbing experience my partner, our 15-year-old cousin, and I had at your store on Sunday March 15th at approximately 11:00am. While shopping in the cosmetics department, we were subjected to blatant and persistent shadowing by a store associate (white male mid to late 20s, blue polo, black pants and a name tag that I can't recall due to stress). This individual followed us closely from aisle to aisle, making no effort to hide their surveillance. This was not "customer service"; it was targeted intimidation. As a family--including a minor--who are openly gay and were dressed casually in hoodies, we felt we were being profiled. Whether this bias was based on our clothing, our sexual orientation, or a combination of both, the result was the same: we were treated like criminals rather than customers. When I attempted to de-escalate the situation by calmly asking the associate if there was a problem, the harassment intensified. Rather than acting professionally, a second associate joined the first, creating an intimidating 'two-against-one' dynamic. This targeted confrontation was aggressive and predatory; it left me physically shaking and fearing for my safety in front of my partner and our 15-year-old cousin. Shopping for basic necessities should not be a humiliating experience. My 15-year-old cousin and frankly, all of us, were left feeling shaken and unwelcome, and as a regular customer, I am appalled that Kroger's "Loss Prevention" standards allow for such aggressive and alienating behavior.