The owners have always got right back to me promptly anytime I've ever had questions or did…read morebusiness with them!!! Thanks guys!!

My Samsung Galaxy Note 3 sat in about an inch of water for a couple of hours. I tried the rice…read moretrick for a few days, then I tried the freezer trick, but still no screen function. I took it in to the Verizon store and they kindly told me it was all over and I should look at picking up a used phone - it seems the Note 2s are going cheap on eBay. But then I was directed to GetMoe and on the SAME DAY I took in my dead phone, Moe had it back and running! Like MAGIC! I used to manage a technology store where we did in house repairs, so I know a little of what is involved. Moe did a fantastic job and he had the tools and parts needed to service all the big brands. If your cell phone is busted - go see Moe! NOTE: GetMoe may not be open right at ten am. Call ahead if you're making a trip to the store, and make sure they're open.

I paid to have my charging port fixed. It lasted 6months. I paid to have it fixed again - lasted…read moreONE WEEK. Port is still loos, keeps loosing connection and wont charge. Fast Fix wont replace the bad charging port they installed. They told me its the battery but when I put it on my wireless charger - it charges my phone. I WONT GO BACK

This is a great place to take your broken/damaged devices! Lowest prices in the area and great…read morecostumer service! Thank you again!!

The man that sold me the plan blatantly lied to me. How does ATT stay in business? I was able to…read morepurchase a different plan via a call, and I hope it is actually setup correctly by the agent this time. To all potential customers, go to another phone company, unless you want to be lied to and pay extra money.

If I could give them a 0 I would. Nothing but goddamn scammers at this location. I finally went to…read morea REAL AT&T store (not a third party owned location like this one) and got them reported. F*cking LIARS. I knew the kid selling me the phone and plan was a deceitful little rat when he wouldn't speak up loud enough for the audio on the cameras to pick up because he flat out lied about the cost of the plan. Ended up charging my family almost $500 for ONE MONTH. I don't think I've ever been this pissed about a service, EVER. This store is disgusting I hope y'all are ashamed of yourselves.

I asked to have my apple iPhone added to my apple MacBook find my phone app. Couldn't do it -…read moredon't know about MacBooks. Thus is an unacceptable level of ignorance.

Noah is a lying scumbag who will say anything to get you to buy some phones. After they have you…read moremoney there is absolutely no help what so ever. Sold me a 2 year old "new" phone that can barely be used since it is constantly updating. What a total convenience that the never ending updates began on day 31. Was told 30 day return period nothing they can do sorry, call technical support. Also flat out lied about activation fees. Said we were paying for taxes and activation on the day we bought the phones. Fast forward to the first bill and what do ya know activation fees for each phone. Avoid this place at all costs. I would give 0 stars if I could.

Fast and fair. Quickly fixed my dead phone and saved me a bundle. By the time you go through the…read moreheadache of scheduling an appointment with some "Genius Bar", you could have had your phone fixed. Honest, courteous and professional. This is the place to go. Apple Store at Crocker told me I needed a new phone. GetPhoneFix told me it was $45 fix and good as new!

Brought in my fully functional phone with a cracked screen. What I got back was an intact, yet…read moretotally nonfunctional phone. When I brought it back and asked him to fix what he broke, he berated me, told me to leave his shop, and told me to "send my husband" in to deal with him. This guy broke my phone, refused to fix it, and was a sexist $%^& in the process. Avoid at all costs.

My friend needed to get a new screen for her phone so we decided to pop in here. They didn't have…read morethe screen she needed but they made a quick call and went to go get the screen needed. I thought that was really nice, since most places would've been sorry for your luck. We waited about 15 minutes for him to come back. One of the other employees offered my friend a chair since they only had one and she had a hard time getting off of that one. It's very open as in a bit empty inside but they sell phones, cases, screen repair and other things you would find in convenience type stores. The two gentlemen we dealt with were really friendly. Her phone screen replacement was $90 for an iPhone 13. At least we know of a place close to home to get the screens fixed for a decent price.

Very nice inventory and selection of phones, accessories, speakers and more. These guys can really…read moreget the job done where many can't. Other phone repair places can't get it done as fast as Page 1, who got it done in minutes--on a weekday walk in! I was impressed at the quality of their work and the friendliness. Tysm for fixing my iPhone X screen

Here's the thing. We didn't even get to the repair or sale. My goal is not to disparage, rather…read morecritique. The information gathering stage just needs to be...better. There's a way that information gathering can be done in the natural flow of the conversation. Do not: Be confrontational: This is something as little as the words you use, the tone and the pace in which you say it. Cutting your customer off as he talks through things (It's been a long day. I've been at this since 830am and was ready to buy a phone. There's a way to tactfully correct your customer. When I said Samsung store, i meant to say they said they had a Samsung Diagnostic Computer which analyzes the contents. Yes, they are an insurance company. But they told me what was up, didnt pitch anything new and apologized. Maybe they were lying. But in the end they handled the situation w tact Indirectly call your customer a liar: You asked me if the phone got wet, anything spilled on it, do I let my kids play with it? Not to my knowledge and no my kid doesnt play w it. And then I was gonna say but who is 100% when it comes to spill or splash? But I didnt even get that far. You cut me off saying, "Hey man. Im just asking you some open ended questions (Nice, all good sales books recommend those) but then you said you said your kids dont play w it, I think they do... Bro, just keep that last part to yourself. I walked at that point because my phone is my livelihood. I dont know of anything spilling on it. Another reason my kids dont use my phone is because they have a PS5, PS4, Switch, DS, Fire Tablet, Samsung Tablet, Nintendo DS and other laptops of the like. When I said no, I meant it. Again, this store probably does good work. Just need to brush up on some modern sales books. The Little Red Book of Sales Jordan Belfort: Straight Line Selling Dale Carnegie: How to win friends and influence people. Think and Grow Rich" Napolean Hill These are great starts if you havent already read them. There are also great videos on youtube on the meet and greet and the art and science of information gathering. Wish you the best and here's to no more encounters like this one!

Great customer support! great deals! I walked in left out with a repaired phone in 10 min and it…read morefelt great having my phone back to normal thank you!

I came in with the intention of purchasing a 55" tv or larger. I roamed the tv aisles/section for…read moreprobably 8 minutes or so, casually walking by a store rep and what appeared to be someone of higher importance troubleshooting something, MULTIPLE times, without being acknowledged. Already perturbed, I stood for another couple of minutes appearing to need help within eyeshot of both of the men. They started to walk away when the "senior" gentleman finally acknowledged me. He sent a rep over to me. I explained I wanted 55 or 65 inch tv preferably Samsung or LG, QLED tech, and open box if possible. He took me over and without asking any more questions showed me an OLED. Far outside what I anticipated paying, when there are clearly other 55" QLED options. When I asked him about the Samsung 55" QLED in the back of the stack of open box TVs, I was told that it wasn't a good tv. I'm no expert but I certainly would want to know if my people were going straight to "not a good tv" rather than "what do you like about that one?" The man also could not get to his water bottle quick enough. Sipped on it during the experience. I asked a few more questions to give him another shot but he also disparaged other TVs. I couldn't leave fast enough. I did not get any of their names but this was around noon today. I LOVE shopping for toys like that, but this experience was not how you please your customers and get them to come back.

Stopped in to find some products to help my mom get rid of cable. Tim was super helpful and guided…read moreus to exactly what we needed.