"The young lady at the pick up line was extremely polite, and friendly. Had to stay focused or I would have spent a lot more than intended...lol."
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2782 Taylor Road Ext, Reynoldsburg
OPEN · 10:00 - 22:00 · +1 614-863-3442
"I bought a new laptop at the store and asked them to copy my photos and documents from the old one. No one contacted me when it was done. Found out later they did not copy the data to my new computer and I could not access the files on my old one. I had to take it to the Lancaster store where they immediately solved the access problem and copied my files from the old laptop to the new one. Crappy service at the Reynoldsburg store"
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4801 McKnight Rd, Pittsburgh
OPEN · 10:00 - 22:00 · +1 412-635-6110
"I bought a range oven from them, and had it delivered and installed. Days later my house still smelled like gas. I called their customer service line to have someone look at it, and the lady told me to call my gas company to have them turn off my gas until their team could get there 2 WEEKS LATER. She said that was the earliest appointment and I was just going to have to deal with it (almost all my appliances and heat are gas, so excuse me?) Giving it a 2 star because the sales reps were cool and got my delivery date relatively quickly. I could understand if a burner wasn't working, but a gas leak? What an absolutely insane phone call."
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