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I have had great experiences with Batteries Plus. I once brought in a car key that had broken in…read morehalf and was being held together with electrical tape. I expected to need a full replacement and thought it would cost around $200. Since the key still worked, they recommended replacing the casing instead and only charged me $50. Another time, I brought in my automatic starter remote because the unlock button stopped working when the car was running. They opened it, found that the button had shifted, and fixed it on the spot at no charge. They truly have a customer first attitude. Everyone is friendly, they take the time to look out for their customers, and they find solutions that are the most economical.

I went to Batteries Plus at 10159 Two Notch Road B, Columbia, SC to change the battery in my…read morekeyless entry for my Chevy Silverado. The first thing Josh did was try to upsell me to $23.95 for life time batteries for the keyless entry instead of $16.99 for a one time deal. I went with the one-time deal. The total rang up at $18.35. I don't mind paying for a service, but given the battery (CR2032) costs $0.97 when buying a 10 pack on Amazon. $16.02 to put the battery in is criminal. Even if you did his best deal it would take approximately 22 more replacements to break even on the deal. The problem with that is that the battery lasted 8 years - it was the only used given one of two. So, at 22 X 8, it would take 176 years to break even. Batteries Plus is a rip off. Buy the battery elsewhere and put it in yourself. They have lost my business.

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