I'm a couple of months in now for internet service and it's been a disaster. The local store…read morestaff was kind however they needed to call corporate to assist. After 40 minutes the corporate office identified the issue and said they would correct. It's been a week and the bill is still wrong. I would not recommend TMobile.

We purchased our phones from this location they are well informed about their services granted it…read moredoes take time for it is a busy lace and they try to help all that come to them

They are crooks! I have first hand experience. The IT department was awesome, then Best Buy…read morechanged the rules requiring you to call India or somewhere to make an appointment. The people you called did not want to make an appointment but wanted you to let them help you. I refused because you couldn't understand them. Finally I received an appointment, but I was limited to 15 minutes and previous appointments had taken longer than that. I finally cancelled the service because it was originally over $150, then they wanted you to pay a much higher annual fee. I did not renew! They also have limited help on the floor and they are not trained in a lot of areas. A trip there is a waste of time! Good luck East Peoria!!! The joke is on unsuspecting customers!

Jon greeted me the moment I walked in. He was able to assist me, answer my questions on plans and…read morephones, answer the phone and assist others during my visit without making me feel neglected. Jon's skills are impressive and as a retired sales person with 37 years of experience I'm not easily impressed! The reason I originally came to this person still is true several phones later. Jon is educated in his products, understands the customer value of up-selling and explaining the reason it will benefit them. Feature, benefit, advantage, to me is a great way to sell honestly and Jon exemplifies this technique to create a situation where I'm very comfortable purchasing! As always thank you for your time and giving more than your customers expect Jon!

We visited the East Peoria Verizon Store on May 3rd to fixed an iPhone voice message problem on my…read moredad's iPhone 6. He went to the Verizon store in Morton the week prior after blog and Apple FAQ fixes didn't work. My dad was told by the Morton location that over 200 customers have visited their store with the same issue. My dad was told it's a known bug and a fix would be pushed to his iPhone overnight. He left his phone plugged in with automatic updates set, but still no one could leave him a vm a week later. I suggested we try the EP store despite the old 1 star reviews. Marquise helped us. He was amazing!! He was engaged as we explained the issue, was patient, and knew exactly how to fix my dad's iPhone bug in 5 minutes. Marquise is the kindest and brightest technician that has ever helped me. It's too bad for me that I'm just visiting from Silicon Valley (5 miles from Apple's headquarters), but lucky for you if you're a Verizon customer in Central Illinois. Go to the Verizon EP store on Camp St and ask for Marquise! Read on if you have a late model iPhone to which people get a "mailbox is full" message when they call you... If you've deleted your voice messages from your visual vm and have taken the extra step to "clear all" messages from your deleted messages screen, and people still can't leave a message, you will need to call your voicemail. Remember how to do that before you had a smartphone? It's been so long I didn't. Go to "contacts" from the phone app and search for "voicemail". You'll need to remember your 4 digit PIN number. My dad recalled over 5. None of them worked, so Marquise helped him unlock his account and reset his PIN. Once you're in voicemail, you'll need to clear your messages manually. Even though clearing all messages from the deleted messages screen should clear vm's from the server, it won't if you're a choice few with the nasty little vm bug. This workaround should work. If not, remember -- see Marquise! Best wishes!

We met with Linda. She spent so much time talking about herself that she forgot (or something- I'm…read morenot sure what) to order the phone that we came to the store to buy. We waited six days and the phone never showed up. Three calls to Verizon Customer "Service" (Hahahaha) netted three different answers (and a hang up) so we just made due with the phones we had. They lost a $1,000 on us because she never ordered the phone.