This company will not answer the phone most of the time and you are unable to leave a message. If…read moreyou by chance get someone to answer you will not get a return call as they promise. _ not likely to do any future business with them.

I took my iPhone to Game World to have the screen repaired (I should have known, right?). Besides…read morethe cracked screen my phone worked perfectly and I was told the screen would be fixed in a couple of days. After several days of not hearing from them I went in to the store to check on my phone, only to find out it was not there. Eventually I got my phone back, which would no longer turn on or charge. I took it back because the woman working on it insisted she could fix it. I had to call 3 times and leave messages, go in to the store demanding my phone back several times but no one ever knew where the phone was exactly. When I finally got it back the second time, the screen was burnt-out and my data had been wiped clean. Needless to say, I will not be returning a third time. I spoke to both the owner and manager, both were rude and made no effort to rectify the situation, including denying me a refund. I have never met such an unprofessional group of idiots that claim to repair electronics.

If you want games that never work than look no further, this is the place. The service isn't great…read moreeither, would it kill someone to wear a smile. Their is alot in the place, but like I said nothing works unless it's a book or something that's not technology. Prices are low, but this is why, cause it's not a guarantee that anything works!!

The Pros: Fantastic selection of items. I got a great deal…read moreon some DVD box sets and all were in new condition. Many people are usually skeptical on buying used but I can tell you that they examine their merch pretty darn well. I like the simplicity of their bins, displays and easy to find stuff. The variety they carry is nice. The Cons: I personally wouldn't sell my stuff here. They will essentially give you next to nothing for your stuff. Yes, I know, they have to make money to resell and they have to base it off of what's popular and all that. I know how this works. However, when you bring in some AMAZING new condition Criterion blu-rays (11 total) and they offer you $3.87... um, no. Highway robbery at that point. You might as well sell your stuff online. I also think some of their new DVDs are ridiculously overpriced. A brand new DVD for like $25? You're insane. You can buy most brand new DVDs online for $12.