I dropped my desktop off on Friday, May 20th at approximately 4pm because my hard drive began to fail (in the middle of a large project with a deadline). They offered a reasonable price for a full diagnostic test, which beats any prices in the area that I've seen.
My issue with 911 Tech Repair was that I was told my PC would be put onto the bench that evening, and if not that evening, the next day (Saturday the 21st). I do not know if that ever happened, because a full week passed without receiving any phone calls or updates. The only way I found out the status of my computer was by calling them on Friday, May 27th to ask what was going on. He then told me that the tests were completed the morning prior (Thursday, May 26th) and that they were too busy to call me to notify me. I then stated that I wanted to speak with a manager when I came in on the following Monday, because I was out of town for the weekend. He said that would be fine. I could've picked it up on Thursday the 26th, but the technician did not inform me that it was ready, so I lost another 4 days of potential work time. He did apologize and owned his mistake in neglecting to call me. So I drove back to the store on the following Monday, only to find out that he closed the store for Memorial Day. My pc had then been at that shop for 10 days for a simple diagnostic test.
I went to pick up the PC the following Tuesday (May 31st). I explained that I felt the diagnostic fee should be compensated for, due to all of the time I had lost by waiting around. He then offered to send me out with my PC at no cost. When I asked for a report on the diagnostic test, he refused to give it to me due to "unwillingness to pay for the service". I never stated or verbally disclosed an unwillingness to pay, although I did pay for the service by sacrificing the little time I had to figure out my pc's issue, and by giving 911 Tech Repair a chance. The results of the diagnostic test should have been included in the service they promised me, even though he took his own initiative to wave the fee. This failed act of customer service revealed to me the true priority of money, not customer satisfaction. Although the interactions never became emotional or hostile, I don't have confidence in recommending this business to anyone with technology issues. Not because of a lack of capabilities, but because of the lack of customer service as the main priority. Also, they charge an extra 3% on top of your bill if you want to use your credit/debit card for payment. read more