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Reviewed March 22, 2015
I bought a "brand new" laptop for my wife and three weeks later all the screws from the bottom of the laptop fell out. Took it back to the store and the store manager told me it's just wear and tear. And there is nothing he can do about it because I already opened the seal on the box it came it. Smh. I had to call the product manufacturer and they send me a box to return it. And they did replace it for an another unit. Do not shop here.
Reviewed March 16, 2015
After 6 1/2 weeks of waiting for my 'in stock' items, I finally received everything. This after multiple calls to the manager and district manager. Their records would show an item in but when it came time to schedule delivery, delivery couldn't find it or some story. They would say they will find out what's going on and call me back. That NEVER happened! On March 6, I spoke to Manager, **, in person because of new oven has a factory flaw in the front. He said he would call service and get back with me. That was 11 days ago! During that time, I realized the oven was not getting to the temperate the display indicated. The upper oven was running about 100 degrees cold. The lower oven about 75 degrees cold. Neither oven can maintain the temperature and takes forever to heat up again if you open the door.
March 10 rolls around and I had not been contacted about a service call or update on what was to be done. I called store and spoke to **, Assistant Manager, he said he just spoke to ** and they are working on it and will call me back. Ok, that didn't happen, again. On March 14, I called the sales associate who sold me the oven and told him what was going on. He said his service guy just happened to be there and he would talk with him and call me right back. Guess what? No return call. I can't use my $2000 oven properly. They never give an answer to any question. Their reply is "I'll look into it and call you back". But they won't call you back. March 16, I called **, District Manager. He said he will look into and call me back. That was almost laughable. And the 30 day money back guarantee? Useless if they won't return your call!
Reviewed March 1, 2015
My husband and I went to the Clarksville, TN store to purchase several appliances that we had seen advertised. We were treated as thieves. They locked the exit door on us, the other couple behind us they let out. This is my list of what I was going to purchase: 2 sets of front load washer/dryers, 2 stainless French door refrigerators, 1 induction counter top range, 1 free standing range, 3 stainless front, stainless tub dishwashers, 1 small bar refrigerator, 60" + UHD TV Surround sound. I will never, no matter what they advertise, will I go into their stores.
Reviewed Feb. 6, 2015
I purchased in cash November 27, 2014 a 60" Sharp TV and was promised a $100.00 rebate that would take 6 weeks to happen. I sent in the required information. They are avoiding my calls and not responding.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2015
Brought my friend to Electronic Express to purchase a computer advertised in the paper. After asking all the questions she needed to I noticed that I didn't see a disc drive on the computer. The salesman quickly went to the display and pressed a button and showed us where it was. As she was paying she was told that computer was out of stock. They would order it for her and call her on Wednesday when it came in. This was Saturday. Wednesday came and went. No call. Thursday, no call. On Friday she called them. It was in. I take her to pick it up on Saturday. After setting it up she can't find the disc drive. "Go back the next Saturday," salesman says that the one she has doesn't have a disc drive. "Must have given you the wrong one."
We go back and box it up and bring it back. "Sorry the one you want is out of stock. We will order it for you and call you on Tuesday when it comes in." So I ask "Would you be willing to discount another one (since she has now invested 3 trips to the store) for her inconvenience? "No. We don't do that. Our prices are set." Reluctantly, she agrees to wait for another call. "Oh, but wait we have another one for the same price. Oh! It's out of stock too. We will order it, and call you on Tuesday when it comes in. But I need to tell you it's refurbished." Really? "All HP computers are refurbished," he says. She was fortunate to get a full refund and then took her money to Office Depot where she bought a NEW HP computer that was in stock.
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2015
I spent over $5000.00 for a 65" Samsung 4k Curve TV and components (including Movie Pack). I let them know within a week that I was having problems with the TV turning off and the Movie Pack does not and has not worked (the delivery men did not test this before leaving). I spent money on an internet booster hoping that would resolve the problem - it did not. I have made 3 calls to the store I bought it from, each time having to explain from beginning because no one was familiar - every time someone, including the assistant manager, promised to find a solution and call me back. I bought this TV before Thanksgiving and it is now 1/8/2015, and no one has called me. I called home office this morning and they said they will have a district manager call me. Terrible service - once they have the money, it's over as far as they are concerned.
Reviewed Dec. 19, 2014
First my washer came in dented then went to sign the paper, I noticed the paper behind it had “** you guessed it” typed on the piece of paper.
Reviewed Dec. 15, 2014
October 30, 2014 we purchased a BRAND NEW refrigerator and scheduled delivery for November 1, 2014 in our new home. When the two men installed the refrigerator, one damaged the freezer door with a 6 inch dent. I'm not talking a small dent, but a significantly large dent. The delivery guy was so proud he admitted to us HE had dented the door! He was also very apologetic. He made note on the delivery paperwork the freezer door was damaged. He explained he would turn in the paperwork to the repair guy and a new door cover would be ordered immediately. Two weeks goes by and no response. My husband calls the store Manager who 'puts in a request.' One week later, my husband calls back and the store Manager gives my husband **'s number to call directly. Are you serious??? My husband must call **?
No return phone call, no follow-up from the store manager. The week after Thanksgiving, we stop by the store face to face and talk with ** who says the request has been put in place and asks us to take a picture of the 6 inch dent and the tag on the inside of the refrigerator and email it to him. My husband emails the pictures the very next day. My husband has to follow-up with ** the following day to confirm receipt. TWO WEEKS go by and not a word. I decide to stop by the store in person. ** calls his District Manager and tells me 'he is just the middle man.' ** then gives me the number to the home office for ** and **'s number; explaining ** is very busy right now. Are you really serious? I call the home office and get a "general mailbox." More than 6 weeks and not a single response initiated by Electronics Express.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2014
On November 21st 2014, I went into electronic Express and they had no credit needed. Today I filled out an application and I was approved for eighteen hundred and seventy dollars so I wanted to buy a pair of headphones and the lady had told me that I needed to buy something over $300 before I can get a pair of headphones. So we picked out a stereo for $299.99 and $34.99 for the 3-year warranty and my headphones was $179. Then the lady had told me that I needed to buy a TV before I can get my headphones. I walked out of the store because I did not want to buy a TV if I was approved for credit and I was willing to pay a hundred seventeen dollar down payment today and they still wanted me to buy a TV before I can even buy anything else in the store. That to me is not a very good business when I have a witness that she had stated that I needed to buy only a $300 item before I can get my headphones because it was a $300 minimum purchase that had to be made.
Reviewed Oct. 9, 2014
Worst place I've ever been in, do not take defective returns back, and curse you out of the store.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2014
Will never shop here again. The sales people are so rude and will lie just to get a sale. They sold us a refurbished computer. I bought extended warranty. Doesn't matter. They just keep bringing you a used computer. Our computer has never worked. It would have been one thing if I knew I was buying a refurbished computer.....but I didn't. They pulled a fast one over on me. And then they treat you like ** when you get mad and go back and complain. Please please don't buy from this place....they have been doing this for years....read other reviews.
Reviewed July 16, 2014
A dishwasher purchased from Electronic Express was installed by one of their workmen. This individual appeared to be in a rush, failed to secure the drainage hose, gouged two pieces out of the edge of the counter and, while dragging the old dishwasher out, left a scratch across five kitchen floor tiles and two in the hallway. I notified the store. A representative came to my home, took photographs and assured me that everything would be taken care of. After failing to hear from them, I sent an e-mail, visited the store, made a number of calls, always finding the manager "not in".
Eventually, I lodged a complaint with the BBB. Nothing was achieved. Sometime after this unfortunate series of incidents, I purchased a disposal at Lowe's. Their very competent installer also properly attached the dangling dishwasher hose and repositioned the dishwasher, which had not been properly positioned. I filled in the counter damage. Unfortunately, the floor tiles are still damaged. An extremely dissatisfied ex-customer.
Reviewed March 1, 2014
How to get started with what happened to me at Electronic Express. I went to look at buying a new laptop comp. I was looking at several laptops on sale but I finally found the one I wanted. So the salesman came over to help me and I told him I wanted this one, so he goes back to get the one I picked. I notice the one he brought out was opened. He takes it up to the front desk and he looks to see if it has been opened and he and the manager both said "no it has not been opened." So I told them both I wanted to look at it and I notice it has been opened.
From there the manager spoke up and said it has been opened and he had been used because the manager said an employee had bought it but lost their job and they brought it back. So they tried to sell me a new comp at a new price. Now that was really a bad thing to do and I bought one anyways but it is going to take almost 3 weeks to get one and I'm not happy in any way, and more than likely won't buy nothing else from this company again.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2013
We bought a Samsung 46 inch 3d Smart TV... or so we were told. We bought this on December 31, 2011 for my 50th birthday. We were very happy with the great picture and features. At the time we purchased it from Richard our salesman, he went over all the 3d features with us. We looked through the glasses as he explained how great 3d is. That was a big selling point to us. After we had it a while, we could finally afford to buy blu-ray 3d player, 3d glasses, 3d HDMI chord, & movies totaling around $400. Then we went home & hooked everything up. It wouldn't play! After a while we decided to contact Samsung for their assistance. They had us on hold forever only to come back & inform us that 4600 series was not a 3d TV. We had to have at least a 4700 series or higher. That was news to us!
So we went back to Cleveland store where we purchased it & spoke to Richard. We informed him of our problem & he told us he thought it was a 3d TV as well. We both discussed how it said 3d on the box at time of purchase. He said he was very sorry & that we should speak to Chris the manager. Chris looked at computer with our info & told us sorry, too much time had passed. The only thing he could do is maybe discount $50 off a new 3d TV. At this time, he informed us there is no profit in TVs anymore with the competition out there. But if we wanted to contact the regional manager, Dwayne, maybe he could do something. At this point we felt everyone was passing the ball.
So we called the regional manager Dwayne. He was very short with us. He almost acted like we were a thorn in his foot. He ALSO said there was nothing HE could do about the "misunderstanding" and too much time had passed. We really wondered how these 2 managers got in the positions they have with their lack of people skills. All they said they were willing to do was give us a discount buying a NEW TV! Their attitude was that everyone has the money around to spend $900 just to fix the problem. We had saved a long time for that TV, then saved another year to buy the 3d equipment and we don't have the money to just run out & buy a new one!
I recommend to all of you before you buy a TV from Electronics Express to have them plug in the exact TV or item you plan on purchasing. Don't go buy what the box says or salesman tell you. CERTAINLY don't expect them to make any thing right that was done wrong to you. It seems like Electronics Express has some bad business policies, so I guess all I can do is say SHAME ON YOU ELECTRONICS EXPRESS!!! If you keep doing your customers this way you will end up just like Circuit City!
P.S. We planned on spending a LOT more money in your store. We also had referred PLENTY of people to you but we no longer will!
Reviewed April 16, 2013
I recently visited the Electronic Express of Tullahoma prepared to buy a television. Coming through the door was a surprise to me, making it very obvious these salesmen work commission. Here is a very unprofessional and very aggravating young man by the name of Bryce who greeted me. I asked questions of my own to try to get answers which television I should purchase. But for his own selfish and greedy reasons, he's trying his hardest to lean me towards the most expensive.
Unfortunately, this salesman didn't have any idea that I recently retired from the electronic field so I knew most of the info he was giving me was false! Be careful of this clown when you see him and guard your wallets. Coming back a few weeks later hoping another salesperson who knew their product would assist me, I run into the salesperson who by the name of Kenny sold my neighbor's their 65" Samsung. This guy was amazing at his job and has done great with juggling me and two other customers getting me out the door a satisfied customer!
Reviewed March 24, 2013
My husband-to-be and I were looking for a docking station for my iPod for our wedding. We had been to various stores and had finally decided on a Bose SoundDock Series II. It was the perfect size and price for our needs. I had seen the SoundDock II at Best Buy for $199.99 and had found the same price on Bose's website. We decided to check to see if Electronic Express at the 100 Oaks Mall in Nashville had it in stock, since the HH Gregg next door did not. Electronic Express did indeed have it in stock, but they were charging $249.99 for it! That's $50 more than the Bose website was listing it!
When we asked if they could price match, and showed them the $199.99 price on the actual Bose website, the manager told us no. That's absolutely ridiculous in my opinion and a lesson well-learned. Be careful what you buy from them. They increase the price for no good reason and rip people off. If they can't price match from the manufacturer's own website, something's definitely wrong with the way they do business. I don't understand how they are still in business, given today's technology. People can just check for lower prices elsewhere at the touch of a button on their phones.
There was a happy ending. We promptly left that store, announcing loudly that we were going to the Bose store at the Opry Mills Mall. When we arrived, we found the SoundDock Series II priced at $199.99, as advertised online. However, there was even a better deal to be found! They had a factory-renewed SoundDock II for only $179.95 plus an extra 10% off! It even comes with a one-year warranty, something Electronic Express wouldn't offer (or if they did, they'd surely charge you for it). It is the perfect system, with clear sound but enough volume to fill the tiny banquet hall for our wedding. We are very pleased with the sales associates at Bose - they were very polite and obviously knew their product.
Long story short, do not buy from Electronic Express! They will overcharge you. If you are looking for a Bose system, go to the actual Bose store. And do your research before shopping. Know which prices are the lowest and where. Don't let Electronic Express bully you into buying a product you know you can buy cheaper elsewhere.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2012
At the Tullahoma store, an employee by the name of Jeremy installed my high powered amp on top of my gas tank in a 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis. Four screws were screwed into the tank to hold the amp in place. While driving, my 10 year old daughter got sick from the fumes that were coming into my vehicle. Even with the windows down, my child still got sick. Anyway, they are fixing my car by paying the cost of a new gas tank; yet still, there is no excuse for a so called professional car audio installer to make a dangerous mistake like that. My lawyer wants me to pursue further actions by adding my child’s medical bill from inhaling gas fumes to the list, as well as missing important meetings that I’ve had to attend which resulted in lost wages. But I just want my car fixed. I will never deal with Electronic Express again!
Reviewed Aug. 29, 2011
We made a special trip to your Murfreesboro location. We were prepared to purchase the Asus Eee Pad Transformer you had advertised for Sunday's sale at $399.88. Your ad says it includes the keyboard dock. When we arrived and asked about this item, we were immediately told that the ad was a mistake. We were told that the California office that does your advertising had made an error with the ad and the keyboard dock is not included. It can be ordered for an additional $179 because you don't carry it. This is false advertising at its best. What a waste of time! Office Depot was selling the same item for the same price, and the keyboard dock was cheaper. What was so special about this sale? We are extremely disappointed on how this was handled.
Reviewed July 5, 2011
I dont know what kind of buisness you all are running but in the electronic express of Madison TN there is nothing but a bunch of druggies! I was walking into the store and I could see 3 men smoking in a car. The were all wearing the blue shirts with ties and they were parked on the side of the building. I thought that maybe it was just tobacco until I enter the store and started speaking with another male who worked there his eyes were blood shot and he was completely out of it. I couldnt believe this! I will never come back and I will tell everyone including the better business bureo. I hope the owner of the store will give a random drug test and get these low lives out of his store. This is ridiculous!
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2010
My LG 42" TV broke, and it was still under warranty. I contacted the manufacturer, and in less than a week, I had a "Swap Authorization" approval from them. I took that approval to Electronic Express to get a new TV, and they said that without their corporate office approval, they could not give me a new TV.
The following day, I contacted their main office and explained my case. I was told that they needed to get a return number from LG before authorizing the swap. Clinton (the one responsible over returns) mentioned that in less than 2 working days, he should have the return number from LG and he was going to contact me to let me know where to go to get the new TV.
2 days later, I called, and he did not have the return number from LG. A week later, I called, and he had the return number, but he needed to check availability in their stores. He committed to call me, which as of today, I'm yet to receive a call from this guy.
It's been 3 weeks, since I brought my Swap Authorization form to Electronic Express, and I just cannot get an answer. I've called Clinton more than 5 times and left voice mails without response or any phone calls. This is very aggravating, not knowing when this will be over. I just want my TV replaced. I and other customers get aware of the kind of service, if their product fails. Electronic Express has shown no customer care whatsoever. I have a $1000 (USD) TV that does not work in my house. I and my wife are very disappointed of the treatment received from Electronic Express.
Reviewed April 26, 2005
I bought a 65 inch hdtv from electronic express in november of 2002. I purchased this through a 12 month no interest plan. Upon purchasing the tv, the salesman sold me an extended warranty for two years. He informed me that toshiba's warranty was for 1 year and the extended warranty would pick up two more years. Guess what, the warranty has already expired as of november of 2004. I thought as the salesman led me to believe that an extended warranty is just that an EXTENDED WARRANTY. Toshiba's warranty was good for a year and the extended warranty should have picked up two more years for a total of three years.
Reviewed June 28, 2004
My fiancee,his mother and me were at the Electronic Express store and my mother-in-law fell on a platform.The sales person said we should tall the manager.When we asked if he was the manager he said yes.We explained the incident,then he said he was not the manager.We asked who was in charge and he said no one was in charge.He said there was no manager and no owner.We filed an incident report with mall security.My mother had to go to the hospital on June 27,2004.She will have to miss 2 days of work.This man has to be one of the most cold hearted men ever.My mother-in-law is also hispanic and obese. I wwonder if this could be discrimination.
Reviewed March 1, 2004
quit my job there due to way to many problems and half of my bonuses going to the managers. got my last check and was not paid the remaining 25 hours that i was not paid for and no commisions or spiffs. (hour money owed $270.00 comm/spiff $800) i've called and left messages with no help. what can be done?
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