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    OfficeMax

    (2 reviews)

    This was by far the worst customer service experience I've ever had…read more The main reason given was that several employees had called off. While staffing shortages can be challenging, that's when leadership matters most. Jacob, the store manager, could benefit from additional training on how to work under pressure while maintaining professionalism and providing customer-focused solutions. Good management finds a way to assist customers, even when circumstances aren't ideal. There were signs posted on the entrance doors and throughout the store stating that the Copy & Print Center was closed for the day. However, simply telling customers that services are unavailable because employees called off is not an acceptable customer service approach--especially when the store is empty and staff members appear available. What makes this experience even more disappointing is that I visited the same store the day before. The store was fairly busy and appeared to have the same number of employees (three). Although some services were unavailable, the manager communicated the situation respectfully, provided estimated wait times, and treated customers professionally. This time, the level of rudeness was completely different. Instead of offering alternatives or attempting to help, I was simply told, "There is nothing I can do for you." That response, combined with the lack of customer care, made for a very disappointing experience.

    Office supply stores have seen better days in the last few years and this OfficeMax is one that…read morefeels just a little run down. Sure, they still have everything you need but it's not particularly flashy or all that exciting inside. I usually just go in and go out getting paper, ink, and any other manner of office supplies I need. Service is friendly, though, and it's conveniently located, which I can't complain about.

    Konica Minolta Business Solutions

    Konica Minolta Business Solutions

    (1 review)

    I've done business with Konica since 2000. I've had great machines, great service, and a great…read moresalesman. Had is the operative word. My copier lease expired this year and I found out I'd been assigned a new sales rep. She and her manager came out to see me and told me I could get a better copier for less money. Music to my ears! They did tell me I'd lose the ability to make 11x17 copies. Really? Not something I use a great deal. No problem. What they didn't disclose was that I would no longer have a paper tray that could accomodate 8 1/2 x 14 unless I paid more. Big deal? Yes. Nor did they disclose that the copier could no longer send me PDF's of incoming faxes. Big deal? Yes. Nor did they disclose that this copier could not have multiple jobs loaded for processing like my old copier. Big deal? Yes. First they told me they'd have service out to resolve problems 2 and 3. Service had to tell me and my sales person that the copier didn't have those capabilities. Sales then told me, the problems could be resolved -- at more cost to me. Afterall, it was my fault for not reading the literature more thoroughly. I'll accept blame on the paper tray. The literature did disclose that fact. The other two problems? No, those weren't my fault for not studying the literature. Not unless I had the technical expertise of their service satff. If the person selling the equipment didn't know the limited capabiliies untill service told them, how should I have been able to discern that? Their final comment to me? I could buy an 8 1/2 x 11 paper drawer. I might go for that. i could buy software that would sit on my desktop and convert the jpeg from the copier to a PDF file. If I've got to do that, I could just scan it and I'd have a PDF -- and not spend $500 for their software. Not being able to spool jobs? Sorry. Wrong copier. So my upgraded copier is technologically miles behind the copier I got 3 years ago. And my salesperson has no desire to rectify the problem. Bye-bye Konica. You've seen the last of my business.

    Michigan Computer Supplies - officeequipment - Updated August 2026

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