The overall experience (twice) was the worse retail service I have ever had. The first time I politely waited for a salesperson to finish serving their customer only to have them walk away. I followed them and asked them to help me pointing out I had been obviously waiting for them. I was told that I would have to find the man with the pony tail at the front and wait for him to put me in a que. I waited for him to que up three other customers before me, and then I was told to go wait in some other area. Then when the salesperson finally arrived they were in such a rush to move on to the next customer I was not able to buy anything. I did some research on line and came back in, same ridiculous routine which by the way marginalizes and demotes the customer, and finally had a person give me some info. he was in such a rush to move on to another customer he tried to leave twice. The first time I flat out said I was going to buy, like right now. He was reluctant to sell me any of the other things I needed and had a budget worked out. Just the computer. He had the box whisked to the table (didn;t offer colors or any upgrades). I paid for part with my credit card, then had to call my bank to lift the daily limit. The computer was whisked away, and so was he. I struggled to get anyone to help me find a store phone to call my bank so I could make the purchase. I waited for three salespeople helping one customer to finish and finally as they were quickly escaping I managed to get attention by saying "I want to pay for my computer". It was as if the phone was a HUGE ENORMOUS favor they were doing for me, I was told it was an old fashioned land line that was only used for shipping but as a favor they would let me use it. I was given quick instructions before he disappeared never to be seen again. The phone didn;t connect with the real world. As I gave up and left the store I stopped by the "que" person and told her how frustrating the experience was and how I couldn't understand why someone was unable to help me with a phone, how it didn;t work. I was very nice. She looked blank and clearly not interested. She said she didn;t know. I thought she would at least say something as you would think that customer service mattered, like "oh, I am sorry, lets go figure out the phone and help you reach your bank". It made me realize that regardless of how well respected the product is, any repairs, any help needed would be treated in the same manner. Customers clearly don;t matter to Apple. read more