My internet went out because if the towers. And T mobile never notified me. And they knew that…read moreservices were no longer available in my area and still said nothing. Still charging me for internet. If I would of never called they would of continue charging me. How said it was our for month Shame on T Mobile

Amazing customer service. The owner took his time with me and was so helpful with the whole process…read moreI will be a customer for life, truly cant get any better service for your cell phone needs.

From the owner: Cell Phone Sales for all Carriers, Cell Phone and Computer Repair, Bill pay center, pay all utility…read morebills here

In short, terrible experience, mediocre selection, lack of ability to truly compare gear, and poor…read moresalesmanship. I drove 1.5 hours to get to this McIntosh dealer and was very excited to try out and see the amplifiers, pre-amps, integrated amps, and listen to some high end speakers. My experience started off with me looking at a Rotel amplifier and having the older gentleman run over to me (yes I said run), to inform me that "we do not allow our customers to touch anything in here". Okay sure, most of it is a few grand. I explained what I was looking for and after 20 minutes of discussion, the gentleman felt we were just "circling the wagons"; my request was simple, what do you recommend for my home theater setup. The selection was okay and I was able to listen to some B&W 800 series, see a few McIntosh amps, etc. but their setup does not allow you to switch between speakers or different amps/preamps, making a comparison of the different equipment in the room useless, unless you are solely into the aesthetics of the gear. Butch's had a few older pre-amps for decent prices (I would still rather take my chances on Craigslist or Audiogon), a sound room, a projector home audio room (not too useful), no power conditioners in stock, unmarked prices on basic stuff like cables, etc. The salesman did one smart thing: when I listened to 2 different systems in different rooms, while not letting me choose any music, he did use the same song on a CD, which made the sound comparison easier. The biggest issue was that no matter the technical question or request for recommendation, the answer was just "how much do you want to spend", which in no way is helpful. I want to know what I am buying, why it works well for my setup, why it is special; the price has nothing to do with what works for the customer. If you do not want to know what you are purchasing and just need to empty your bank account, this may be for you. The products of course are the highest quality, but my customer experience left much to be desired.

Having been a steady customer for over ten years I highly recommend Butch's sound and vision. The…read moreselection varies from budget to high end, depending on your willingness to part with your money. Butch has been in the audio business over 50 years and can answer just about any technical question presented. Butch takes the time to allow you to preview various systems and equipment options available in your price range. Butch is on a first name basis with the owners of most of the major equipment manufacturers and attends most of the annual audio and video presentations held all over the US. Make a list of your questions and head to Butch's Sound and Vision for a rewarding experience.

Every Verizon I go to always answers my questions and will go over my bill to make sure it's right…read moreplus they will try to upgrade my service. The staff is always friendly

Unfortunately, I ended up being sent to collections mid-pandemic by Verizon even though I was…read morepromised over multiple customer service calls that I wouldn't. I didn't even address that in that Yelp review. I am absolutely disgusted in the lack of integrity of Verizon's business ethics. It all had to do with the phone in the story that I ended up with that malfunctioned and I gave up with. I was fed up with the horrible customer service so I switched over to Xfinity. I was told I could return the phone that didn't work. Turns out that was a lie. When I switched over to Xfinity, I didn't realized that exact day I would be locked out of my Verizon account and not able to view the remaining balance OR my account number. It turns out both are important. I called Verizon immediately and was calmly told I'll receive a final bill for the remainder owed on the phone (that I didn't want). I basically knew at that point I was stuck with this so I said I can't afford that. Can I make payments? I was told as long as I make monthly payments and show good faith, I won't be sent to collections. I called and asked this every time to a human being and I was still told. 2 weeks after sending a payment, I got sent a notice that Verizon sent me to a collection agency. Verizon has caused me so much stress and anxiety and I already have a battle with an anxiety disorder. I also have dealt with my identity theft and it's taken 6 years to build my credit back up to where it is now. I have always been responsible and never missed a payment myself. I never deserved this treatment. Anytime I explained my situation to Verizon I was treated like I was a completed idiot, as if I should have researched and known I wouldn't have had access to my account number. I should have known this or that. No. When a customer service rep flat out tells me something, I should be able to trust them. I have a full time job. I'm expected to know all the details regarding it and I can't blame others if I fail at mine. I have dealt with MULTIPLE customer service reps and they have ALL treated me poorly and I've talked to multiple people that said Verizon has the worst customer service. So it's hard to imagine that I just "lucked out" with the worst in the bunch. I was told once by a Verizon customer service rep that the reason Verizon is so expensive because the customer service is so great. Well, I haven't seen it.