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AT&T Store - This is an overall view of the inside of the store.  Photo taken August 31, 2025.

AT&T Store

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This AT&T Store is located in the Red Mill Walk Shopping Center in Virginia Beach. The place is…read morepretty easy to spot from Upton Dr. as it's on the end cap of that shopping center. My visit here was on August 31, 2025. The exterior of the business is pretty easy to see. One thing to note is that they are an AT&T Authorized Retailer, but don't directly work for AT&T (think of it more like a franchise). Once you come inside, you can see that the place is pretty big. They have areas to speak with associates, as well as info throughout on what they have to offer. My reason for coming in was to turn in old phones as I had just switched to them. It would take a while to speak with an associate there, as there was only one available at the time of my visit, and there were others waiting too. While waiting quite a while, I went around and checked out the inside of the store, but it ended up taking about 20 minutes before I was finally able speak to the associate about the reason for my visit. There was an error on the paperwork for the phones to trade in, so that's why I came in. This is so I could ensure the right info was being sent to them for the phone trades. She said that because they are just an authorized retailer, they can't make those changes, so I would have to go to an AT&T owned location over at Town Center (which they told me this could have been done there). I did feel a bit rushed in the end because they were busy with one associate only. Overall, this wasn't the best visit I have had at any phone company store. Hopefully in the future it will be staffed better for the volume of customers that come into the business. Depending on what I need to do in the future, I may just end up taking the longer trip up to their Town Center location.

This store charged my daughter-in-law who is on my family plan the next up feature and phone…read moreinsurance without her consent. When I spoke with customer service corporate over the phone, they advised that this is happening so often at AT&T stores that the only way to resolve it was to go into the store and verbally ask for a credit, because they no longer credit what individual stores charge. When my daughter in law went back to the store, Marquita the sales rep was very rude and repeatedly said that corporate could do it and she didn't have to. I had to get on the phone with her personally myself and let her know I'd been on the phone several times with corporate representatives and was told the same thing - AT&T corporate has been getting so many complaints from customers that this is happening at AT&T stores, they've changed their policy and will not reverse a charge over the phone. You have to go into the store personally and ask for the charge to be reversed that was added onto your bill without your consent. Omar @ Customer Care on AT&T phone line says it's a violation of code of business conduct to add features such as insurance and next up and notated it on our family account - but this has been a ROYAL pain with multiple trips to the store and multiple phone calls to make sure the credits have been applied. This store's customer service is a zero.

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T-Mobile Experience Store

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Sally is amazing. She knows what she is talking about and made us want to come to T-Mobile from…read moreanother carrier. She worked with us to get us the best deal and make everything go smoothly and efficiently. Will be coming back to this location for all future needs thanks to Sally!

I recently visited a T-Mobile store Lynnhaven Mall, to get a replacement screen protector, which is…read morecovered under my warranty. The store was not busy when I arrived, and a representative named Derrick (or Derek) assisted me, hope I get his name right or else it may irate him more! Right away, the interaction started off poorly. When I told him I wasn't sure which iPhone model I had, without asking for permission, he abruptly took my phone from my hand and began tapping through it. I found this incredibly rude, it's basic customer service to ask before handling someone's personal device. He told me the screen protector wasn't in stock and would need to be ordered and shipped to my home. I was fine with that. Then he asked for the phone number associated with the account. I gave him the number we've always used for the past 20 years, our primary line. He said it didn't come up and asked for a different number, which did pull up the account. I expressed surprise, since we've always used the original number as the main line for our account. Instead of helping me understand the change or looking into it, he insisted (with an irritated tone) that the second number is the primary number, that it can't be changed, and that calling customer service would be a waste of time. He spoke to me in a condescending tone, repeatedly interrupting me, talking over me, and making me feel like I was stupid or didn't know what I was talking about, all this in front of my 12-year-old niece. At one point, I had to raise my hand and repeatedly say "okay" just to get him to stop. He then rushed me to fill out personal info, didn't explain anything about when to expect the delivery, and refused to give me a receipt, saying they "don't give receipts" anymore. When I asked again, just to be sure I wouldn't get charged, he bluntly said no. As I was walking away, he loudly said (so everyone could hear), "That's why you gave your email to get the tracking info," to which I responded, "I know what tracking information is." I left the store feeling disrespected, embarrassed, and frustrated. I understand he may not earn a commission on a warranty replacement, but that does not justify the dismissive and unprofessional treatment I received. I'm a long-time T-Mobile customer for nearly 20 years and this experience left me feeling like that loyalty meant nothing.

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