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    T-Mobile Authorized Retailer

    3.5
    (11 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    Virtual estimates
    Shipping

    One of the well staffed, professional and friendly T-MOBILE store we have ever been to!!!!…read more Jay was knowledgeable and so helpful. I was in and out in no time getting a replacement glass screen, and it was in stock......... Thank you

    I went in for a simple phone upgrade. The process took several hours which included a 45 minute…read moredata transfer but most of the time was spent waiting. The employee helping me was new, so he had a lot of difficulty knowing what products they stock and sell or how to process transactions. What was worse was him running back and forth to the back office to his manager every time either he or I had a question; sometimes disappearing mid-transaction for 10 minutes at a time while I stood there doing nothing. The manager did come out to check his work and try to upsell products I don't want to pay for a couple times. It was quite clear that i had a major role participating in the training process. Once we finished the data transfer, I was told we were done and walked out of the store with my new phone and drove home, 45 minutes away. I realized once there and I began to register the new phone on the network that I didn't get the retail box or the contents within, including all the required codes that are needed to register on the T-mobile network. I immediately called the store to verify it was still there and let them know that I wanted it. I was told over the phone that there was no problem. They had it. It would be there for me to pick up whenever I could get back. Yes, another 90 minute round trip drive to Warrenton and back. Tally-ho! I did find what I needed to get the new phone functioning actually in the phone settings which was nice. Now I know. Regardless, I want the entire package I purchased including the box which absolutely has value especially later when and if I try and resell or disposition the product. I drive back to the store the following morning only to find out once there that they shredded my box because "a thief can use the codes to hack my phone". "We aren't allowed to retain the packaging." So much for it being there for me. OK, simple fix, no problem, I offered to return the phone I bought the day before, and exchange it for one complete in it's retail box. Nope, think again, now they want a $70 restocking fee even though they were the root cause by destroying the personal property of a customer. Not gonna happen. And, it wasn't like they couldn't have contacted me before destroying my property. They have had my phone number for over 20 years. Short story shorter, I walked away, angry and upset that I put so much effort into this failed project. Then to get bullied over every aspect of trying to buy an expensive phone. I had to contact corporate to do a proper swap which surprisingly includes the return of product "in its original packaging". I got them to cover the fee under the circumstances and send me a replacement though, as they were just as surprised as I was that the store did this to me. Corporate is filing a complaint against the store, swapping the phone and covering the restocking fee. I will never try this again in the store. In any case. DO NOT GO TO THIS STORE if there is any other option. Buy products direct from the web store. You'll thank me later. Its just not worth dealing with them. Also, for the record, the new person helping me deserves credit for what he did. He was set up to fail by his management. No one could have performed better under the circumstances. I hope his management doesn't scapegoat this young man. A little mentoring would have been epic. T-mobile is generally a good company. I have friends who work there. They corrected the problem satisfactorily. My time and effort is sunk though and I'm still not done. I expect better from them and I know they do to. This was an awful experience that didn't need to be.

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    Spectrum

    Spectrum

    2.0
    (11 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    This review is specifically about the Spectrum Store in Warrenton. We've had more than one…read moredisappointing outcome trying to work with them. On one occasion we went in to switch our existing phones from a different carrier and also get Spectrum internet at our home, which would get us the bundle price. I first asked the guy to check our phones' compatibility but he wanted to go through a whole process and only at the end would he do that - so after a bunch of time wasted to get everything set up, he got a "not compatible" from our phones - or so he said. We cancelled the request, went home, called Spectrum's toll-free number and they did it all without fuss including the phones which, lo and behold, were compatible (as I knew they would be). More recently we went in with a relative to buy her a new phone and switch her existing number from a different carrier to Spectrum. We had the transfer PIN but the store clerk couldn't get it to take, so we tried again while at the store but still no luck, so he gave us a different phone number. We went home, called Spectrum, the agent fixed it and got us back the # we wanted with no issues. Bottom line, too many fails trying to do business at the local store - which is disappointing as we would like to have a local place to go for help.

    1st of all, I am not a Spectrum customer. Diana & Kevin helped me today. (Main kudos to Diana) A…read morefriend gave me 2 of their old phones that were on a Spectrum plan. Diana had helped her to unlock them so they would be available on my carrier. Well, I had been as frustrated as crap because the one phone I wanted service on just would not activate. The other phone, I couldn't even get past the very 1st screen. (And I'm not technically illiterate, I've successfully done this a few times!) So, the 1st phone, they couldn't figure it out either. The 2nd phone, that I couldn't get anywhere on, Diana did the thing that worked! Yay! And I am NOT even a Spectrum customer. I'll work with my provider about the issue on their end with the other phone. Thank you both, as well as the store manager who didn't raise any fuss for them helping a non customer.

    Consumer Cellular

    Consumer Cellular

    1.5
    (1.1k reviews)
    74.8 mi
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    I traded in my old phone for a new phone. Up front I paid the first payment and all of the taxes…read moreand fees, came up to a little over $100 (this did not include my monthly payment for service). When I received the first bill after trade in I discovered some charges I didn't expect. The bill showed that I owed $117.76 before credits. I called Consumer Cellular and talked to a very nice young man, however the young man didn't understand the bill himself so he kept putting me on hold to talk to a third party (I didn't mind holding either). After all was said and done the $60 charge for surcharges and fees was actually 2 months of easy pay plan debit. Instead of using my phone trade in credit against the remaining balance owed, they charged me two months of payments for the phone on the invoice. That is what brought the total bill before credits to $117.76. I don't know about anyone else, but when I see a charge that is before credits, I think, "Oh no! How can I pay this bill next month when there won't be any credits?" I would like for anyone with Consumer Cellular to pay attention to their bill received after the trade in credit is received. Consumer Cellular billing is extremely convoluted.

    I have been with consumer cellular for over 7 years. I have even told people about the great…read moreservice. 1) They say you get a discount if you're a mbr of AARP. The savings (I just discovered) is $1.00 a month. AARP is $16.00 a year. NO savings at all! 2) I just bought a new phone and a screen protector. The screen protector I received is flawed. They do not do refunds for those. I paid $21.00 for it - thinking they would have a higher quality product. I was wrong. Do not purchase this unless you go to astore and have them put it on before you purchase it and see that it works. I will not be giving them a good review going forward. I'm very disappointed. Shame on you Consumer Cellular.

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