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    ALS Computer Service

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:15 am - 9:00 pm

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    Ok, I took the long way to get here... but PHEW! Was it ever worth it!…read more Anyone who knows me, knows that I *LOVE* to take pictures! It's so bad that my family calls me "paparazzi!" The one downfall in today's digital photography age is... that nobody gets to see the pictures! Seriously - when's the last time you gave someone photos? The most obvious way today is to share through an APP, like Facebook or Flickr, or Yelp for that matter - especially if it's a photo of food! Ok, so I love taking pictures... Now I need to share them, and some things are best not shared with the whole wide world on the world wide web. Zoom in on another hobby of mine: Memories books! Ok, so the rest of the world calls it "Scrap-booking", but I don't think of my pix as scraps! So there. Recently doing a project, I ran out of 4X6 photo paper (yes, I print them at home!) So I went shopping at a local store, where a package of 100 sheets of 4X6 usually costs about $25.00. And guess what? I ran out of those too! However, I wanted the paper cheaper than usual... I had an old box at home that showed I had paid $19.00, but obviously prices have gone up! So, thanks to a few friends who advised me to use a shopping APP called Flipp, I discovered that Best Buy had just what I wanted... for a mere $12.99 a box!! FABulous! So I ran out to my closest Best Buy... only to find out that they only had 2 boxes left! But other BBs had more on hand, although usually only 2 or 3 boxes. This store in "Farrhaven" isn't TOO too far from home, so after the shop in Kanata, I went there too, and picked up their last 2 boxes for the same price. I should be good with 400 prints - for now, anyway... Except, then when I got to the checkout, the clerk was real savvy, and you know how the cash registers are these days - like a live computer. When I complained (ok just a little whine), she asked if I wanted any more, and suggested that we could shop on line. That surprised me for a couple of reasons. First of all, why didn't I think of that?? I could have done this from my own living room!* Secondly, why didn't any of the clerks at the other BB suggest the same thing?! What gives?! I put an asterisk (*) up there because I would not have got such a good bargain on so many boxes by shopping at home: there was a limit of 3 boxes when ordering on-line. Probably just as well; I ended up buying a total of 7 boxes. Really, that's 700 photos. Put it that way and it sounds like a lot! GULP!! However, I've got at least 2 more Memory books to do, and I will need these! Eventually... Also, don't forget that printer ink costs money too! But just in paper, I've saved a lot of money: the cost went from about .30 cents a piece at full price to .15 cents at this price - including taxes. Worth it, IMHO; so very worth it! So I got really good customer service at this location. But LOOK what I had to do to get it!!!

    I was left in awe how bad service is at this Bestbuy. I went in to check for a cell phone leather…read morecase and a Microsoft mouse. I was walking around trying to figure out which display was for my specific phone. I finally stumble to the right area, but I still couldn't find what I was looking for. After a couple of minutes of fumbling through some of the product, I was approached by someone that look like they worked at Bestbuy. I say that, because I told him what I was looking for and he pointed me to another rack of cases and continue to talk to another guy wearing a blue Bestbuy shirt- like the one he was wearing. But I was confused as if he worked there or not, because the only assistance I got was a pointed finger to a rack that I would have found on my own in less than a minute. I am guessing the other guy in the blue shirt was a more important customer, that was wearing a blue bestbuy shirt, talking about how amazing his photoshop skill were. I browsed for a leather case for my phone, on my own, with no further assistance from these 2 Bestbuy employees... standing 4 feet away from where I was. After that amazing experience, I gave up on trying to get any type of help with the other reason that took me into this Bestbuy. I collected myself, took a deep breath and went on the hunt for a mouse for a computer. After checking the Microsoft end cap and comparing what Bestbuy had to offer from Logitech, I wanted to see how the Microsoft mouse compared to the Logitech companion mouse. I was able to check how the Logitech mouse would feel on the display, but there was no display for the Microsoft mouse. So, I began my hunt for the near-extinction bestbuy employee, and I found one working at the geek squad. He was busy with another elusive consumer soul that wandered into this hollowed out store. As I waited another employee passed by and I asked her, if they had the mouse on display somewhere or if I could just open the box to try out the mouse. I was told, that I could just buy the product try it and then return it, if I didn't like it. That sounds rational, Right? Perhaps, it would have just been better to open the box right there. It would have saved me a trip, 2 transactions, and additional expenses to the store. Then again, I guess, if this is the new customer experience at Bestbuy, they don't mind the expenses of paying for bad customer service and additional losses. since they now have to pay someone else to check the return items, put them back out to the floor and return my money. Thanks for the memories, Bestbuy. I am going to go buy both items at amazon.

    ALS Computer Service - itservices - Updated May 2026

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