I can't get enough of these places with the really-conspicuous 5-star review that sounds like it's…read morescripted, among 1-star reviews. Computer builders in Southern Maine are SOL if they need something sooner than mail order. Because this is the alternative. You know how cats like to steal things that are shiny or fluffy, with no regard for the actual functions of the things they mistake for toys, and then collect them in one spot? Pierre does that, but with electronics. It's a collection. That's why there's dust on everything, and also why you get a sort of glazed-over look when you describe what you're looking for. I remember looking for a motherboard with Serial ATA (SATA) slots 7-8 years ago, when the technology was over a year old. I had to replace one that had burnt out, so I needed SATA capability and a specific socket type. That's all. When I mentioned needing SATA, the guy at the counter said they don't make it anymore, since "parallel is the way technology is going." I realized that he thought I meant I needed a serial port (USB replaced serial ports over a decade ago). I tried to explain myself, but Pierre slid himself into the conversation to scoff at me for looking for old technology. As I walked off, I noticed a stack of motherboards in the corner that had never been organized - the exact one I needed - THE EXACT ONE I HAD SAID I WAS REPLACING - And there were SIX OF THEM. This is the kind of thing that more-or-less happened each time I stepped through the door. F***ing morons. Places like this exist to rip off your grandma when she goes shopping for a digital camera.

OK, yeah, this place is pretty sketchy, if you walk through the door and still buy something, well…read morethat's your prerogative! The place is a mess and full of out dated hardware, like stacks of old P3 motherboards on the floor. Everything looks like it was stolen from somewhere, broken, and then resold at Pierre's. When I was there I saw someone purchase a computer headset and the guy behind the counter took it out of its packaging before handing it to the customer in a bag without a recipt. I don't know what *that's* all about! Shop at your own risk, but at least check it out!

Lots of things not in stock. Workers were scarce, but when you saw them they were standing in…read moregroups of 2-3 chatting amongst themselves. Make excuses for supply chain, COVID, employment. The only actual good thing is that their displays are good. Apple display good. Phone displays allow you to touch and pricing is well marked. TVs on display are good. It's like walking through an online store of sorts but you can touch some stuff. But most of it you aren't going home with and you can click on help, but it's up to you to read, no one is going to help you.

I won't buy from this store or Best Buy again. I bought a monitor, and when I hooked it up, none of…read morethe four input ports recognized my PC. Every input displayed "No Signal." I connected the PC to another monitor, and it was recognized immediately, so I knew the problem was the monitor. I went to the Best Buy website for support. After about 10 minutes trying to get past the chatbot, it finally said it was connecting me to Geek Squad. I waited another five minutes, and then the chat timed out and closed. Based on my experience, if you have a problem with a product from Best Buy, getting support is nearly impossible.

You don't go to Target knowing what you want. Target will…read moretell you what it wants you to want. You will buy it. You will wonder how you accidentally spent $100. This is the way of Target. Secrets to Target: 1) everything seasonal comes out about a month or more in advance, so plan ahead! When it's the actual season, what you need won't be available (like patio furniture in July) because they're constantly operating ahead of time. Segue... 2) if you see something you want, buy it right then because the likelihood it'll be around in a week is low (seriously, the lack of patio furniture in summer is shocking). 3) they have a relationship with British store M&S who ships them sweets around the holidays and they sell out almost immediately, so keep your eyes out for them around the end of November. 4) if you don't know where something is located within the store, check out Target's website and make sure your location is set to the store you're in: it'll tell you exactly which aisle to find a thing! 5) there are some AMAZING vegan frozen food options that I haven't found at my local Hannaford or Whole Foods (plant-based pizza Ming Bings and Morning Star riblets to be exact). 6) if you're a petite adult, you can wear their kids (especially Cat & Jack brand) L and XL! Pros to THIS Target: it's close to where I live; it's usually well stocked; the best bathing suits I've ever owned come from here. (MAJOR) Cons to THIS Target: the parking lot is a nightmare; it's always busy regardless of when you come; there's stuff thrown everywhere on the floor (especially in the women's clothing section), the lines are impossibly long despite the many self check-out options.

Target is a store I really try to avoid most the time for a large variety of reasons. Unfortunately…read morefor me they are a spot that carries a few things I can't find elsewhere. Besides that and a lot of the reason behind the low rating for this particular location is how much of a disaster this store looks like. Now I do suspect it's often due carelessness of customers but it's insane how often the clothing areas look like a tornado ripped through it! Also Target is yet another brand that has limited the amount of items you can have and go through self-checkout which is great to avoid people with full carts slowing the line for those with just a few items. Despite this fact though they don't always have a ton of cashier lanes open which causes back ups for those not using self-checkout. Typically a spot you are better off avoiding unless looking for something specific.

I called Seavey's to have a seal in my washing machine replace (bought at Seavey's). They made an…read moreappointment but had to cancel as the part was backordered. We set up another time and when I called to confirm the day before (twice) my call was not returned. I called the morning of the scheduled service and was told someone would be at my home between 12 - 7. I called at 5:00 to check in and was told nobody was coming. I talked to a nice woman who said Kim Seavey would call me back the next day. Kim Seavey was the woman whom I left messages with prior to that day and I was concerned that she was part of the problem. I was assured she would return my call the first thing the next day. No Call. Two weeks later, still no call and no part. I went to Seavey's to support local business. Thanks for nothing Kim Seavey.

Poor service from all points of the transaction. Tried to deliver damaged goods twice and wasted…read moreour time and cost us money. Never received the merchandise and had to chase after the refund. Owner could apparently care less.

We had a great experience with these guys. They showed up, a couple miscommunications here and…read morethere, no biggie. They installed a TV mount that is incredibly solid, and went well above and beyond what they needed to do in securing and making sure the house construction behind it is going to last us a long time. They know what they're doing. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for - very solid work and highly recommended.

Can't recommend tucker and tucker associates. While the crew that came out did a fine job hooking…read moreup speakers and tweaking a universal remote. I had a problem with a cd/DVD player that I purchased from them ( $900). Called several times trying to get problem resolved, was totally ignored. Been almost 2 years now still have same problem.

On June 10th when our fridge died we went right to Agrens, our go to store. We were floored to find…read moreout that a delivery of, in stock, fridge wouldn't be until JULY 8th. We went to a competitor and a new fridge the next day, they even offered a loaner. Thank you LP APPLIANCE

Service before the sale is fine. Afterwards is non existent. I bought a washer during a "sale" for…read more$460. 2 years later I was informed $299 for a service call many weeks out. When I asked for parts department that had been d/c'd. I was told use Marcones and given their number. Part received didn't work. Return refused because it had been installed (no verbal of written indication on the receipt) . Went to big box . New washer comparable in price and quality. Bought $129 5 year warranty and some piece of mind.