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Reviewed Feb. 10, 2009
I purchased a TomTom GO-720 for $249.99 (on Dec 28, 2008 while home for Christmas in Columbus, Ohio). I opened the SEALED box (on January 6th, 2009, after I had returned home to California) and the product was defective. It was obvious it had been previously returned. Inside the box, it did not have the original packaging, the edges were worn on the TomTom itself, and when turned on, a giant X covered the screen.
When I tried to exchange the product WITH my receipt, the product was on sale for $179.99, so I also wanted a price match (since it had only been 9 days). Not only did I not get a price match, Best Buy would not exchange the product because the serial #s did not match. I understand that this is store policy, but I PAID for a working TomTom, and I DESERVE a WORKING TomTom! Why should I be penalized for Best Buy's mistake???
After arguing for nearly an hour, I accused them of a fraudulent sale, and selling me a box that SAID TomTom, but did not contain a working TomTom. At this point, they agreed to exchange it IF I paid a 15% restocking fee because I had opened the box.
I'm not sure how I could have found out the product was faulty without opening the box. So I ended up paying $40 extra for them to complete the exchange (but still no price match, which is a clearly stated store policy on their website). With the restocking fee and no price match, I basically paid $110 over the price of the GPS.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2009
I ordered a Zune gift card from Best Buy and the item has not been received. I've been calling since December 26, 2008 - all calls have been documented. Each time I speak to someone, I am told I will have an answer in x amount of time. Each time it varies. The last person I spoke with gave me a new case # and told me I would receive an answer in 24-72 hours. I've not heard a word nor have I received the gift card.
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It was just before Christmas and I jumped online to see how much a wide screen plasma would set me back. I went to Bestbuy.com and got a sudden pop up announcing that I had been selected at random to receive a $5000 shopping spree. All I had to do was join Blockbusteronline.com and I was the winner. I clicked on the link and arrived at Blockbusteronline.com, gave my credit info to pay for the free trial and waited for the promised shopping spree email that was to be sent after I joined. None arrived and since then both Bestbuy and Blockbuster deny knowledge of this and yet magically the site did actually link me to Blockbuster online and I was actually joined to their service.
If I am to believe their story, some third party unknown crashed their site to generate business for Blockbuster without having anything in it for themselves personally. I doubt this. I think that Bestbuy and Blockbuster simply did not expect that anyone would take screen shots of the offer but I have them. I also have proof that Blockbuster did charge my card and I've received nothing for it. Whatever happened to truth in advertising? How many dollars have they derived in revenues from this fraudulent offer?
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I returned a Zune to Best Buy and received a letter offering me a $10 gift card once I complete a survey but the website printed on the letter (above) is not available!
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2009
They won't honor their financing plan and are charging me interest. I call every month and it's the same lies. This is costing me money.
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Beware of Best Buy.com. I received a Christmas gift (DVD set) from a friend out of state. I did not have a gift receipt but the package had the Best Buy sticker with clearly identifiable information, price, etc. Package was unopened. As I had the video already I went to exchange - not return it. They agreed it was a Best Buy product but said it was not sold in that store therefore they would not accept it for return. This is one of the best selling nature videos out there...
They said that not all BestBuy.com items are stocked in the store and if the one I have is not sold at a store, but only online, it can't be returned to a store. Isn't this ridiculous? It was a gift to me... I had no receipt as it was a gift.
I spoke to the store manager who basically stonewalled me - then I spoke to several customer service people who also told that despite it clearly being their product, I couldn't return it. I was then told it was store manager's discretion. When I asked why something this obvious wasn't allowed, I was told I could ask the store manager again but he would say no. The customer service person told me I could not escalate the call any further and basically to get off the phone.. .
Oh, he did ask if he could help me with anything else today. I would be reluctant to buy things online for people if they will not take them back in a store - what is the point of having a brick and mortar store if your online sales aren't supported. I did get some justice - I cancelled a $1,300 refrigerator order. The DVD was a gift to me and only $29.99 to begin with and I was just asking for an exchange...
Reviewed Jan. 20, 2009
On 1/11/09, I bought a new Sony DVD recorder/VCR, model RDRVXD655. It was the last one for sale they had. So when I got home, I opened it up and noticed it was not only not the model on the box that I paid for, but it was also used as it had scratches on it. And the instruction manual was old looking and had pages folded over, as well as missing a warranty card. The model inside the box was a RDRVX555, which is a cheaper and discontinued item, which the Best Buy store still sold, but only as out of box cheap display models. Both models look identical; you can hardly tell the difference between the two. This was not what I paid $329.99 for.
I went back to Best Buy three times and was told by the manager, Alexy **, that Best Buy cannot return this item because it does not match the box. As I looked closely at the box, I saw that the box had 2 layers of clear tape on the top which showed that the box was sealed twice, which further backs up my claim that someone at the store put a display model in the box and taped it up, hence the 2nd layer of tape, and didn't realize it was the wrong item because they both look so similar, and then sold me the wrong item.
Besides the fact that I have gone to the store 3 times and wasted hours arguing about this with the manager who refuses to refund me or at least get me the model I paid for, I was told by them that this is a Sony problem. Then I called Sony and spent hours on the phone with them. Then I spent a few hours again on the phone with Best Buy again; Best Buy refuses to help me out on this. What kind of store sells you a brand new item, then has the wrong item in the box, used I might add, and then refuses to do anything about it? It’s absurd. Plus, I am being charged $329.99 for nothing because I do not want the old discontinued used item they sold me as new.
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2009
I bought a Nikon Camera package for $1,200 on 10/22/08. Less than 3 months later, the flash on it stopped working. I went to exchange it with all of the original packaging and the receipt and Best Buy refused to do anything about it. Dana at the service desk was called over to enforce their illegal policies. Dana was very rude and abrasive. Shame on Best Buy!
I now have to send the camera to the manufacturer to be looked at and repaired. This could take weeks. For $1200, I should have a camera that lasts more than 2 months.
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2009
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Reviewed Jan. 19, 2009
I was returning a product that was given as a gift to me and this manager refused the return because I did not have a receipt. As it was a gift, they requested the name of the person giving the gift, their address and personal information. As a result, this manager informed me that if they paid cash, all that was for nothing and a return was not possible. I wanted a credit as the gift was not usable to me but he asked if I had any questions and when I started questioning him, he responded that he did not have time to give me a symposium for an answer and that he attempted to retrieve information and could not so. That was basically it.
I contacted consumer relations and spoke with Michelle with case# ** and she stated that the Staten Island store had the ability to make an exception to their policy but chose not to do so and that she cannot force them to make exceptions. More than anything, as a consumer, it is unacceptable to me to provide so much personal information to someone I do not know who is then rushing me away when, in fact, I could have been given a credit. The merchandise was clearly brand new and the universal UPC is a product carried by the company and returnable had the store decided to make an exception. I do not care about a refund at this point as it is far more important that our public consumers are given fair return practices that are not determined at the whim of a manager who does not care to share store policy holes in the system as his time is too precious.
Please pursue fairer return policies for consumers as it seems fairly absurd to me that Best Buy can track every single credit card purchase but is unable to track a receipt to a cash purchase after being given such personal information about the person who gave the gift to me. Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing about this resolution.
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I purchased merchandise and financed it for $2350. The salesperson never told us there was an insurance policy on the contract.
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I purchased a GPS that was on sale and appeared to be a very good savings. It was a name brand unit (Tom Tom) and I purchased it without any research. When I got home, I decided to get some reviews on the unit before I opened it to make sure that I would be happy with my purchase. After reading the reviews on the unit (cost $399 on sale for $179 + tax) I decided that I would return it - I HAD NEVER TAKEN IT OUT OF THE BAG nor had I opened it in any way. When I got to the store the next day, the clerk asked me why I was returning it. I told her the poor reviews I had read and she said, "You know there will be a $27 restocking fee." I said that I wanted to talk to a manager and she said, "I am a manager." At that point she had already ran my CC and said, "I'm sorry but that's the best I can do." I can tell you I will never shop again at Best Buy and I will do everything in my power to make sure my friends and co-workers don't either. Their $27 fee will cost them way more than they think.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2009
My husband and I purchased a Mario Kart for our 4-year-old for Christmas. On Christmas morning when we attempted to play it, the WII would not read the CD. I went to the store to exchange it on the 26th but they were out of stock and said I had to call 1-888-bestbuy. I did so in the car. I was told that they would send me a return label in the mail so I may get a credit on my card. She told me to check my email in an hour and print out the label. The following day, Dec. 27th, I called to check the status of the email and was told the reps did not email them but sent them in the mail. Matthew told me he would authorize a return in the store for me and to check my email in 45 minutes and a second email would be sent when the item was available in the store. Again, no email was received.
I called again on Monday, December 29th, and the girl was very apologetic, stating that no one made any notes in the computer about any of my calls, but a return label had been ordered. She said that they were backlogged and it may take a while to receive the label in the mail. Today is Jan. 7th and I am on hold with them right now, working on 20 min. waiting - still no label.
Why can't the store return it? I asked the manager and he said that Best Buy stores are not connected to the website and they cannot accept the item. Also, I purchased a Guitar Hero World Tour on the site a month earlier and received the first email regarding the item. However, after 24 hours I called the store because I never received the "Your item is ready" email and they said they never received my order from the site. They had already charged my card though! I drove 45 minutes to the only store that had the game in stock and they had held one for me but could not sell it to me without charging my card a second time since they did not have an order on their system, just my confirmation that I had printed. I then had to get out to the parking lot and call 888-BestBuy to cancel my online order.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2009
My son is a student at Penn State, State College and purchased a Dell laptop at the above store in August of 2008. In late Nov., he had a problem with the computer and took it back to them. They advised it needed to be reformatted as it had multiple issues. Before doing the formatting, we discovered we had no system back-up discs or DVDs. Best Buy said to contact Dell. Dell said they issued the backups to Best Buy and that their system will not allow another set of back up discs to be generated. We did get the computer operating but, in the future, if we have another issue we have no discs and it seems they are not able to resolve the issue. I was on the phone with Dell 3 times, Best Buy Customer Relations 3 times and Best Buy store 2 times. Troy, at the store, even called Dell to try and get a set but we never got them. I would like to have this computer replaced so that we can have back up discs.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2009
We applied for the credit card online where it said no membership fees and it still states that on the website when we checked today. Nowhere in the small print does it say an annual fee. Well, we were charged $79 for an annual fee anyway and they said that since they sent us a disclaimer afterwards, the charge was valid. They waived it after talking to several supervisors but said we would be charged the fee again in November unless we closed the account before then.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2009
I had bought a laptop for Christmas and on the receipt it said that I could take it back till the 8th of January 2009. Today, the 6th of January (7 pm), I took it back because the mouse on the Sony laptop was not working properly, and I wanted the issue taken care of. They first said it would cost $199.00 to repair; then I said that I would like to return it. They tried to dispute saying they could not take the laptop back because it was considered hardware.
I said, "It's not hardware. It's a computer and on the receipt, it said that I could take it back." The manager came and said they would take it back with a 15% restocking fee. On the receipt, it said that if there was a defect with the product, they would not charge the fee. I told the manager there was a defect with the product. The manager, Mike **, then told me that he saw nothing wrong with the laptop and contradicted me at that time. I said that he was contradicting what I said and calling me a liar. I noted his name and said, "I will go to corporate about this then and will tell them that you contradicted me and how you are treating me."
As he heard this, he said he was calling the cops on me because of trespassing. As I heard this, I said, "Fine. Call the cops," and grabbed my laptop. The manager then said that I really didn't want him to do that because I would be sitting in a cell all night at jail. I had my laptop at hand and overheard him say, "Don't call the police," as I was walking away. A woman that overheard everything said that he was very rude to me and he just got very mad when I SAID I WAS GOING TO CORPORATE. I have never ever been treated like this before. I did not swear, cuss or do anything to hear such things (as he said I would be in a cell for trespassing). I was trying to return a defective product on the receipt. It says I could still.
The bottom line is how this matter was handled. I will deal with Sony or as the person from corporate Best Buy said, I could take it to the store and they would fix it without any cost to me. But as for the manager, Mike ** at the Deptford, NJ store, this is where my problem lies. A customer SHOULD never be treated like that EVER.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2009
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Reviewed Jan. 5, 2009
My fiancee bought me an Insignia plasma 32 TV (made by LG) for a Christmas gift in late December, 2008. Of course, my first words were, you shouldn't have spent that kind of money, as both our jobs are a little shaky right now. The digital conversion is coming soon, and we have heard from a couple of friends that they've bought converter boxes that didn't work properly and needed returning, so buying a new TV seemed a viable solution to messing with a box. Today while watching the TV, there was a loud pop, then the picture went black and there was only sound. A short while later I noticed a large crack on the screen. I did some research online and many have had the exact same problem with Insignia and LG plasma TVs.
We took it back to the store and when we told the TV floor salesperson what had happened, he agreed to give us an exchange or credit toward a different TV. The manager of the store told us that it was damaged so they would not take it back. Of course, it was damaged, the TV popped from the inside. I had one printout with me of *one* blog site where 35 people commented on the same problem. The manager's comment was, 35 people nationwide, that's nothing, as if to say that there are only 35 people out there that have had the problem (I only had printout of ONE blog source). She said that they've never heard of this problem in their store, implying that we must not be telling them the truth. The TV was never bumped, dropped or knocked. I was across the room when it happened.
Now I have a $500+ TV with no picture and a fiancee that feels absolutely horrible that he can't do anything about it. Words cannot describe how mad I am that my fiancee spent that much money (in this economy) and it was for nothing. If I had bought shoes and the heel fell off after 11 days, a shoe store would let me exchange the shoes... because heels are not supposed to fall off, just as TVs are not supposed to blow after just eleven days for no reason. It's unconscionable that we've lost that kind of money and I will never shop at Best Buy again.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
$25-Nexon prepaid game card was purchased on 01/03/09 from Best Buy. Game Website states the card is EXPIRED. On 01/04/09, the card was returned to exchange for a new card. Tim, the customer service manager, confirmed the Expired card online. Tim who adamantly refuses to provide his last name emphatically stated that there is nothing he could do; I have to take it up with the Game Company who, online, would not respond.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
I purchased my computer at a Best Buy store. After only 7 weeks the hard drive failed. I took it in to Best Buy who has to ship it out for repairs. They kept it two days before putting it on a Best Buy truck. At that point, it took 11 days to reach the place of repairs. Then because of Christmas, it stayed at the repair center for another 6 days before they looked at it to discover the hard drive was out... like I told them. Now, they have to order the part. It has been another 5 days and I'm not anticipating getting it back until another 7 days or so. So, it has been 24 days so far to get a repair done on a brand new computer, and I'm sure it will be over a month before they finally get it back to me... I will never purchase another item at Best Buy.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2009
We bought a 62” TV from Best Buy 4 years ago. On December 5, we had a problem where we thought the lamp burned out. It was a projection screen. We bought the extended warranty which expires in March 2009. After three attempts they finally came out on the 17th of December. They said it is not the lamp, but another part which was the chassis. We went to Best Buy, and they said our TV that we paid $3,800 for 4 years ago is now only worth $2,000. If they couldn't fix it, Best Buy would give us another TV worth $2,000. The Geek Squad is who they get to repair the TV's. They said they would find out if the part was too expensive, they would give us a confirmation number to go to Best Buy and pick out another TV.
I called about 7 more times after that, and I keep getting different stories. The part was cancelled, they didn't have enough information to order the part, etc., etc., etc. I'm getting nowhere with this Geek Squad, and am only getting frustrated. In the meantime, we have been without a TV since Dec. 5. No one is telling the truth, I've talked to about 15 different people, and they won't give their last names, so you have to keep repeating the story again every time you call. All I want is the TV fixed, or to get another TV. No one ever calls me with an update; I have to keep calling them. Please try to help me.
Consequence: Still without a TV, and I'm not a well person, affecting my health.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2009
My wife, son, and I went into the store not planning on buying anything; we were there just to accompany a brother in-law for a home theater sub-woofer purchase. A Salesperson approached my wife about a 42" Panasonic Plasma TV that they were selling for a good price because it was an overstock floor model. Being skeptical about plasmas due to their image burn in problems, I did not want to purchase the TV, also strongly considering that it was a heavily used floor model as well. The salesperson then assured us that nothing was wrong with the TV and we could purchase the 4 yr. extended warranty so if anything was wrong with the TV or if it broke for the full 4 years, we would be fully covered up to the point that if the TV was un-fixable they would replace it with a brand new TV of the same kind no questions asked.
Not being able to check the screen for image burn in, I specifically asked the sales person about the screen pixel damage by image burn in, and asked if it was covered in the warranty. After asking him, he went away to confirm if it was covered under the warranty, then returned and said that it was. So being re-assured that the TV was completely covered, we made the purchase. After getting the TV home we started to shop around for a Wall Mount and DVD player. After a few days we were able to hang and set the TV up for viewing in our master bedroom.
Being in a controlled environment I decided to dim the bedroom lights and double check the screen for image burn in. This is where my unhappiness starts. After checking the screen I clearly found that there was an image burn in on the lower right corner of the screen, about 3/4" tall and 3-1/2" wide showing the letters ESPN. So I made the arrangement to call Best Buy where we had purchased the TV and asked how we could resolve my problem with the TV. A sales person then told me to call Geek Squad of whom their warranty was under.
Geek Squad then informed me that image burn in was not covered by the warranty. So confused, I then called Best Buy and told them about my warranty situation. I spoke with their Customer Service manager named Holly. She was very polite and assured me that she understood my situation; she in turn called the Geek Squad about the warranty details, called me back and informed me that I was misled by Geek Squad, and that the warranty DID cover image burn in and that she had gone ahead and made an appointment for a technician from Geek Squad to resolve my problem.
After the technician from Geek Squad inspected the TV he informed us that the cost of repair for the TV burn in would be $1,000. He then asked my wife where we purchased the TV and after informing him he smirked and said good luck, for there have been a lot of unhappy customers from there. Before leaving, without fixing the TV he then told us that we needed to show his receipt to Best Buy before anything could be done. We then contacted Best Buy and they informed us that they will not have the TV fixed, if we wanted we could be credited for the sale price of the TV towards the purchase of this year’s model of that same TV at regular price (Now remember, I only bought this TV because it was a good price and supposedly had a fool proof warranty. I was never in the market to purchase a TV at a regular price when I walked into their store that evening), or we can be reimbursed for the sale price of the TV, then be pro-rated for the warranty. Wow after they don’t even want to use the warranty to fix the T.V.
Now they do sell this exact same TV but it is this year’s model and not the model prior which is my TV, which in turn they will not exchange for my TV that they will not have fixed with the extended warranty. So much for the assurance of our purchase of the extended 4 year warranty, that Best Buy said if the TV can’t be fixed we will just give you a new one? 4 year warranty. We are going to return the TV tonight and we will be stuck with the newly purchased and installed $100 dollar wall mount that needed four large lag bolt holes on our bedroom wall and newly purchased DVD player for that TV. Never will we ever purchase from Best Buy for they are a scoundrel company that will fool you with their business process. We will have them price matched for future items then we will purchase from a Legitimate Reputable Business. BEST BUY IS A JOKE!
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2009
We purchased extended warranty for a camera purchased for my daughter for her birthday with a 2 year extended warranty. Last week I took the camera to Best Buy to get repaired - a screw had fallen out and a rubber around the lens fell off the camera. I was told this would need to be sent in for repairs and would take 2-4 weeks. We only had two weeks before she left for Austria for college for the next semester. I asked if we could have it repaired and have them forward it on to her there - they would not. I asked if they could write up in invoice that these damages happened during the warranty period and let them fix it when she returned as the warranty expires in March and she will not get back until May - they could not do that.
I asked if they could replace the camera - they could not. I asked if I could get my money back for the extended warranty and I could not. They would give me a pro-rated portion for the time left only. I was furious with the lack of assistance from the Best Buy representative to assist us with this problem. I think a 2 week time frame was not too much to ask for and I also could not believe they could not work with us on repairing the damage when she returned as she can still use the camera - and I'm sure she would rather have it to use on her travels in Austria than sent off for a month being repaired - plus have to pay to have it shipped to Austria. Digital Camera cost 219.99 and the extended 2 year warranty service plan was 34.99 and the memory card was 29.99 with tax final was $302.07.
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