Canada computer sent me a empty box instead of a ROG NUC - worth 2,200$…read moreI received the parcel and it was empty, call them took 3 business days just to tell me they sent it. and no help after that. Just said file a police report - not that we will help you find the parcel, we will contact UPS to file a claim nothing. i contacted cops they just gave me an incident report, i asked will they be looking for my device when it comes online - said no. Basically a police report does nothing to find your device, i called Asus informed the same, created a case and was told if it comes online they cant do anything. I completely Blame the sender Canada Computers - 1st - they used a box that was 4 times the size of the mini pc. no reason at all, someone took out the item and resealed the box, 2nd - they put there warehouse address on the senders - this is a big problem - as soon as driver or anyone who gets the parcel will want whats in the parcel as they know it is electronics. Also in general the help and customer service is below zero, i am out of 2,200$ and i am getting answers like file a police report that is it. they dont even want to file insurance claim with UPS, how pathetic is this. People in the future - dont support online purchases - this is very common now. no one cares, i must pad the salary of the CS who answered the phone and did nothing. instead of working towards helping the buyer, i have no help at all but arrogance and my fault. i dont even know how it is my fault.

Most reputable online retailers only charge your payment method once the item ships -- not at the…read moremoment you place the order. Canada Computers, however, charged my credit card for a product that was clearly on backorder. In contrast, Newegg handled a similar situation professionally: they cancelled the order, never authorized the payment, and immediately refunded the warranty I had purchased for the unavailable item. Avoid Canada Computers. Their behavior raises serious concerns. I wouldn't be surprised if a class action lawsuit emerges -- there must be something in contract law that prohibits accepting payment for inventory they don't actually possess. Then again, I'm not legal counsel... just someone who expects basic accountability.

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There are two stores on College, west of Spadina. They sell different things. I bought a memory…read morecard to USB 3 reader. They also sell USB cables, TVs, TV speakers, computer speakers, laptops, microwave ovens, game controllers, headphones, etc. This store is mid-sized and we'll lit. There is street parking right in front of the store.

No frills and to the point. If you need anything computer related for PC or laptop, it's here. The…read moreApple Jump store is across the street. Prices are fair, stock is good, and this location is a gamers dream.

Ridiculous expensive for printing document. - 1 dollar / 1…read morepage (black&white). - 2 dollar / 1 page (color). Once in a lifetime. Scare to death.

Mom 'n' pop computer shop by Kensington. Walked in here one morning to get a computer built, NBD. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised by the pricing and the turnaround was quick; the unit was ready to go later that afternoon. I also discovered their labour and repair rates are extremely reasonable. It would be nice if they offered a larger selection of peripherals, but it's not worth complaining about given the quality service and low prices. Obligatory Title Pun: MIN-imize costs and MAX-imize your computer! Menu Readability: (Cue Anakin) NOOOOOOOO! Need to mention: Pay with cash or debit for a discount. What this place teaches me about myself: Hey, I should write slogans for computer stores.

I am genetically unequipped to deal with a Mac, and finally gave it up, returned to my PC with a…read morecry of rejoicing, and decided to sell off my Mac bits and pieces. I don't know why I've always been best friends with every machine I've ever met, but the Mac -- oh, boy! Somehow we have no common meeting ground. Heavy sigh. So today I took my trackpad in to Riverdale Mac to make sure the thing's still working and that I can in good conscience sell it (that's how bad it is! I can't even tell if it works or not!) and Kieren looked at it for me, tried it out (yay, it works!) and even told me what would be a decent price to ask for it. Lovely people, infinitely patient, helpful, knowledgeable. They answer every question without making you feel like an idiot, even if, in this one particular small area, you do happen to be one...!

Basically, if you have a brand new mac they might be able to fix it, but if your mac is dated at…read moreall, or if they don't feel like actually investigating the problem then they don't do anything but take your money from you.I went here because where I wanted to go was closed on a Sunday so I figured I may as well because it's closer to my apartment.They told me right away "this is a vintage mac (apparently 7 years old is vintage) and we likely can't fix it". Ok, so i understand as an authorized mac dealer they can't fix certain things on older macs due to regulations from Apple. I still decided to leave it there in case it was a simple issue. They charged me the consultation fee up front, somewhere in the $55 range. They called me the next day and said it was the logic board and there was nothing they could do about it. I asked if they knew any place that would fix it. They said no, they don't know of ANYONE in Toronto that can fix it.They didn't offer me any solution at all, not even a data transfer to a drive or anything. Just a "sorry doesn't work ok bye" kind of conversation. I had a feeling they just took me for my money, so as soon as I hung up with them I called a place called All About Mac. I told the guy who answered the phone there what had happened, what Riverdale Mac said and asked if he thought he could fix it. He said most of the time the problem I'm describing isn't the logic board, it is the power supply and he has a bunch of working parts he could put into it to see if he can get it working. That night I brought my mac all the way across town to get him to check it out. I put my mac down on the counter and he could tell right away that Riverdale Mac hadn't even bothered to open up my mac. He said if they did, there would be space between the frame and the monitor, it's a sure sign whether or not the mac had been opened up and not. I left the mac there and unlike Riverdale Mac, he didn't charge me up front. I got a call back from All About Mac the next day. Good news, the problem isn't the logic board as Riverdale Mac said it was. It was in fact the power supply which was fried (which is what i assumed because it happened during a blackout). I got him to fix it and went back the next day to pick it up. He told me his assumption was correct and Riverdale mac did not bother to open up my mac. He said there is foil on the inside and even the best mac technician in the world could not open the mac without slightly damaging this foil. He said if they had opened it the foil inside would have small ripples and wrinkles. He said it was still in perfect condition, therefore, it had not been opened. Professional proof that Riverdale Mac just basically stole my money from me. So basically, I paid Riverdale Mac $55 to hold my mac overnight, plug the power cord to a wall outlet, try to turn it on, couldn't, then decided, yep it's broken and we'll just tell her this is the problem when really we did no sort of investigating at all. I should have known nothing would have happened with my mac while I was waiting in line. Another worker was helping another customer buy a hard drive. The worker who was helping me asked the lady if she wanted her drive mac formatted. The lady said yes. The worker helping me looked at the worker helping said lady and asked him "do you know how to format a drive", the worker said no. So, the worker helping me took it and formatted it. Seriously? You work in a computer store and you don't know how to format a drive? That's computer 101. I should have walked out with my mac right then and there, but hey, hindsight is 20/20 right. I wouldn't suggest anyone, even with a brand new mac, go here. They charge double what All About Mac charges and clearly don't do much investigation into your computers' problem. If I could give them zero stars I would. I suggest you go to All about Mac no matter how far out of your way you have to travel. If I ever have a mac problem again with any of my apple products i will again travel across town and go out of my way to go to All About Mac. Again, I understand I had an older mac and due to Apple regulations an authorized shop can't fix certain things on older macs. But they could have at least opened up the mac and tried to investigate the problem without just assuming what the problem was (which they were completely wrong about). Instead of taking my money and my computer they could have just said no, sorry, it's too old, we probably can't fix it, we'd be wasting our time, your time and you're money. The guy at All About Mac said based on principal and fairness I should ask for my money back by bringing my now working "vintage mac" back to Riverdale Mac and say look it's fixed, you didn't open it, you didn't investigate it at all, you wrongfully assumed what the problem was and you basically just stole $55 from me. I decided to just bite the bullet, it's not worth my time to have deal with this terrible shop with terrible employees again

We needed a quick charging port fix. Thank goodness for the Laptop Specialist. He was able to fix…read moreit for us the same day!! Such a relief.

Hello long time reviewer. Dont really do these types of reviews but this guy deserves a special…read moreplace on yelp. Its odd to see 20, 5 stars reviews thinking to myself what kind of experience is really going on? Here was mine. Starting with the kicker. I actually DO THIS type of work but i was extremely busy at the time and sent my wife. First Text. Asking about prices. No response. Call. Asked about prices and guarantees. Quotes one price at around 120. Take the laptop in person. Sent my wife because i was busy. Relying on this one man. Sees she have a workstation laptop, raises the hell outta the price to 200. Since I sent my wife and she handed it over oblivious. She comes back says it was 200 to resolder a freaking pin? Let me tell you it will take this man 5 mins to finish this task if hes good. 15 if he takes his time. The parts are literally in the dollar amount. Talking about 15 dollars tops and that's generous. Whats actually wrong with Toronto is people like him taking advantage of young people, college students, older people, and non tech savvy people like my wife. This guy absolutely, unequivocally, ripped me and my wife off. Here i am a year later writing this while taking her same laptop for guess what? Repair. Goodluck!

its good to have a PC tech, Anibal Garcia was able to get old memories and video from a PC that was…read moreover 20 years old for me, also when it comes to my gaming computer he's always done a great job and service is always fast.

Myself, my friends and my employees have been going to PC Farm for all our work for over 10 years…read morethrough my recommendation. We have always been respectful and patient. Today I called with a problem with my laptop and spoke with the owner Anibal about repairing it... after asking a few very simple questions he became disrespectful, agitated and then just hung-up (this took less than a minute). Based on our history I was totally shocked and as I have always been a respectful and kind customer.....very disappointing to say the least as I didn't think they were that type of folks. I will never go back.....

I have been dealing with Mac Spot since 2013 and have found the owner operator, Mr. Mino to be a…read morevery authentic and honest person who is committed to the highest level of customer care. I have also referred several of my family members to him and he has, likewise, took cafe of them with complete satisfaction. In fact, he has saved my brother several hundred dollars by fixing his computer that fell in water. His professionalism and technical competence level on Apple products are outstanding. I highly recommend Mac Spot and Mino to anyone who may need service on their Mac products.

Mac Spot did what Sherway Gardens Apple store couldn't and didn't want to!…read moreMy 'antique' iMac of 7 years is now Nothing to Apple Service. No parts for it - won't even open it. Tech Zone forgot parts and screws. Mac Spot saved my ass! Great diagnostics, fast and is my new, best spot to go for my Apple products. Great service

Had several good experiences with Jump+ in the Georgian Mall, Barrie, recently…read more Their tech Liam worked hard to fix my ailing MacBook Air, and he stuck with it until he fixed it. Liam sent me helpful text updates and never left me wondering what was going on. Thank you Liam! Shortly after I went in to replace my iPad and had a wonderful experience with Fathima, she listened to what I wanted, helped me avoid spending more than I needed, and I felt was honest and totally customer focused. Thank you Fathima! I would totally recommend Jump+ to anyone in the Mac world. Michael Peterson

This used to be a great alternative to the Apple Store Genius Bars and much closer to me (the store…read moreon College near Spadina in Toronto), but it has seriously gone downhill. Went in for a repair yesterday and they didn't seem to know how to do a simple diagnosis. Plus, they made me remove my screen protector which proved futile and expensive because I had to buy a new one, and when I finally went to the Apple Store at Sherway Gardens, the technician told me it made no sense to remove the screen protector because it wasn't covering the top speaker which was where the problem was. Long story short, Jump plus was useless, rude and cost me money while Sherway Genius Bar diagnosed and fixed the problem in a jiffy.

This is a newly opened computer store in the heart of Corso Italia. It is very similar to the…read morecomputer shops at College and Spadina, think Factory Direct, Filtech, Fortune Computer.... Etc. They sent a mailer out to the nearby neighborhood with deals on refurbished computer screens, USB keys, cables and accessories. I went to the store to purchase the 12 foot HDMI cable for $6.99 as per the flyer. It was easy to find and the staff person provided friendly service. However, I found it out that the person did not know the price and he had to reference they flyer that I brought in. Strange. What if I didn't bring the flyer? It was still a pleasant transaction though. The person also talked about their other services such as cell phone and computer repair. I will be back to get the next deal!

They honestly do not deserve a star for the review that I'm about to leave them. I found them…read moreonline on kijiji (be careful) because it almost looks like a bait and switch sort of approach. I was looking to buy an external hard drive and I noticed what they advertise on kijiji was $50 cheaper so I automatically assumed it was a bait and switch. However this was not the case, they would honour the sale price but not the method of payment. They claimed that it's store policy to charge you an additional 3% of the total transaction. This is BS! To anyone else that is reading this understand that when a business claims they accept Visa, mastercard or Amex in Canada THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED to charge you a surcharge for using this method of payment. It's time to teach these business owners a lesson, if you happen to come across a business who is impeding your consumer rights by charging a surcharge when using a credit card submit a complaint to the better business bureau. By doing this you are essentially blocking them for attaining any form of credit and also making it more difficult for them to attain any future merchant account providers. To the idiots who manages the store who is reading this, learn the laws in Canada, I can understand that you are new to the country put in the effort to understand the laws and rules when offering credit as a form of payment at your business.