I recently purchased a new Asus EEPad Tablet (Transformer) at the Best Buy in Martinsburg, West Virginia for $399.99, along with the keyboard that was an additional $150.99 as well. After researching the prices after my purchase, I found that Best Buy was going to have a sale on this particular tablet on Black Friday for $249.99 which is a $150 dollar price difference.
So I called and asked to get a price match or difference and they refused and said it was against policy, yet they tell you they will price match anyone including the difference if a product goes on sale within the time frame of purchase. I buy all my electronics from Best Buy and have spent a ton of money with them. The manager stated he would not honor it nor would he offer any type of customer service satisfaction and was very rude about it.
So I went to hhgregg who is a competitor and they have the same tablet. They said they would honor the $249.99 price match and give me a $100 gift card to earn my business. I was blown away! I called Best Buy to tell them and that if they could not honor this then I would never do business at Best Buy ever again. I have spent over 5,000 dollars in Best Buy over the past 2 months. The manager said, "Oh well, that's an awesome deal, sorry but nothing I will do for you." That was the end of my discussion with the manager. So that said, I think it's indicative of Best Buy's horrible customer service and a reflection of how this company operates. To treat a good and valued customer this way after the I spent my hard-earned money on them is poor business.
