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    O'Reilly Auto Parts

    4.7 (3 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Auto battery and fluid recycling

    Vehicle battery testing

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    The guy who works the front counter with the backwards hat is super unprofessional. He is to…read morecomfortable making inappropriate comments to myself as well as other customers. Also the guys who sit in the back and repair the phones are louder than they think. We can hear your inappropriate conversations in the lobby you know? A bunch of idiotic clowns working at this location. I will never bring another device to this store again I will happily take it to a competitor. I would even pay a little more for the same service thats how bad it was. These guys are extremely unprofessional and will make you feel uncomfortable while you are in the building with them. Go somewhere else!!!

    I came in to UBreakItFix just to get my iPhone battery replaced -- a simple, routine service. But…read moreduring the process, they asked me for my Apple ID and password, claiming it was necessary to "calibrate the battery." That immediately raised red flags for me. Let me be clear: Apple does not require your Apple ID or iCloud login to replace or calibrate a battery. I've since confirmed this with Apple Support and other certified repair techs. Asking for that kind of sensitive information during a basic hardware replacement is completely unnecessary and suspicious. I declined to give them my credentials and took my phone elsewhere. I strongly recommend that others do the same -- never hand over your password unless you're 100% sure it's required (spoiler: in this case, it's not). If you're considering this location, be very cautious and ask questions before agreeing to anything.

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