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    AT&T Store

    AT&T Store

    (23 reviews)

    $$$

    We were told activation fees would be removed when our mobile service was bundled with internet…read more We were told we could do this online. Two calls with customer service later activation fee is never removed and to get the offer our internet has to be downgraded to a slower speed. We were lied to and customer service could not help other than to recommend we go back to the store and ask why we were told this. Is it poor training or good training on how to lie to someone's face. I will never set foot in that store again. -10 stars.

    I was nervous about stopping here given some of the other reviews regarding the wait times, but Lee…read morewas able to assist us right away with our port of service over from T-Mobile. The process was relatively quick and painless, right up until the end when our phones would not work, both returning a "Invalid Sim" message. When we asked Lee about this, he said, "Oh, yeah, your phone is locked. You have to call your old carrier to have them fix that." That is information that would have been extremely helpful at the beginning of the process. He shrugged in response and only let us use the phone at the store (since our phones were essentially paperweights currently) once we asked. T-Mobile wasn't particularly helpful so now we essentially have mini-WiFi tablets for the next several days until the unlock process is complete. So unfortunate that this could have been a great initial experience with AT&T that will also be marred by this turn of events.

    Apple - Bayshore - Apple Vision Pro

    Apple - Bayshore

    (94 reviews)

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    I'm long overdue to write a review! I have taken 3 free workshops here and have really enjoyed…read morethem. The creatives/instructors are really well versed in photography, video, and GarageBand. I had a great time and felt like I enhanced my iPhone experience. I can't believe these workshops are FREE! Last year, I had some issues with my iPhone issues and scheduling a repair. They helped me resolve the problem and voila I was all set! Will definitely be going back to this location.

    A couple days ago, I bought an iPhone 17 Air (replacing an iPhone XR). The keyboard kept switching…read morebetween the letters keypad and the character/numbers keypad intermittently. I called Apple and they scheduled a call with a technician (Harshil--very nice), and the technician did a "screen share" diagnostic. We tried all of the typical fixes for this particular reported bug, but nothing worked. The tech determined that it was indeed a hardware issue. Hey, things happen. They had another iPhone 17 Air at Bayshore, and he directed me to go there to get it. All I'd have to do is give these folks the case number and they would switch out the phone. The tech also offered me a free item from the Apple Store up to a value of $200 for the inconvenience. This was unexpected, but appreciated. I don't feel entitled to it, but thought it was a nice gesture. I go into the Bayshore store and explain that I have an open case and that I'm there to swap the phone. I don't know why, but they felt a need to run the same diagnostics and to wipe the phone and reload it. Guess what, it's a hardware issue. Now, I am so sick and I explained that to them when I went in. I did my best to isolate myself, but they relegated me to a table with eight other people. If I didn't rely on this phone for work, I would not have gone to the store. Anyway, the technician that helped me, Malachi, was patient, pleasant, and professional. Five stars for Malachi. He probably had to follow their protocol for going through all that steps to justify a swap of the phone. Up to this point, I had no issue. It's what happened next. They sold out of the phone model I had, whilst we were dinking around with all the duplicated testing. I would have assumed that since I made the appointment and they had knowledge of me needing a replacement phone, they would have set one aside for that purpose, but of course not. Again, things happen. BUT ironically, the EXACT SAME THING happened to me at this SAME STORE years ago when I traded my 7 for a 10. It would take five days for my new phone to arrive at their store. Anyway, I asked them if I could just get the next model up--a $200 difference, since they had it in stock. I got an iron-clad no. I've worked retail, so I understand staff have limitations as to what they can offer guests, so I accepted the answer and called Apple to see if they could supersede the policy. I am surprised by Apple's response. They kept driving home the fact that they were willing to offer me a $200 item from their website, but unwilling to bend on just giving me the phone they had in stock that was $200 more (higher storage capacity) in lieu of the $200 concession item. They kept apologizing for the inconvenience, blithely unaware that it was Apple CREATING the inconvenience. In fact, they are compounding the inconvenience. This could have been so simple. I am a forgiving consumer. I cannot rate this store more than a 3, and that is as fair as I can be. I really want to rate them a 1 because I kept getting the canned line, "It's our policy." Which is their way of stonewalling you, because it is an indication that they are not willing to do anything for you. I will come back and re-evaluate Apple when they get back to me tomorrow (as promised) to see if they will accommodate my very reasonable request, since 1. They sold me a defective $999 phone, and 2. Sent me to get a replacement and then sold it. Things happen, yes, but be willing to make them right. Especially at these price points. In closing, I'd like to ask: Is any policy really all that sacred?

    Verizon

    Verizon

    (5 reviews)

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    Today I received two texts and an email reminding me about my 11 o'clock appointment. When I…read morearrived at 10:55, I was sent two more texts, one saying I was now in the queue and the other that I was first in the queue. I could see 5 staff; there may have been more elsewhere. I was given the appointment a week earlier, but also told to come back specifically on this date to see the new company phones I'd be purchasing. I was also told that the representative could see two discounts that would apply once I ordered my new phones. At 11:15 the representative approached and asked how he could help. Once I reminded him that he told me to come in, he apologized that the phones were indeed not there AND he was wrong about the discounted rate. He tried to work with a manager on this, but she was disinterested and simultaneously holding two phones, while looking at a desktop screen and a tablet. Every person there was holding two phones--it was a Saturday Night Live skit. Folks were a bit put out when I noted that the automated messages were there to assure them that I didn't waste their time, but they failed to contact me so I didn't waste mine. I also noted that I had been standing for this entire conversation because the place lacks chairs. The service representative wrote his name and number on a post-it, encouraging me to call if he could help in any way. I'm sure it was lost on everyone that this post-it in lieu of a business card looks pathetic.

    Took my mother to have her phone looked at because it doesn't work. 1st person took out battery,…read moreput it back in and said "see it works". It didn't work. Then we decided to buy a new phone. Kept asking about the different phones but since my mom is pre pay and not under contract we were told..well they're all the same. No they are not! Once we picked a phone they looked at old phone and said oh we can't transfer info because this phone doesn't work. It was at this point that we left. We were only customers in store. 3 clerks behind counter and they never looked up or offered to help us. Done with thos company.

    UScellular & T-Mobile - mobilephones - Updated June 2026

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