Pretty disappointing trip today. I went to this location on Dodge to make a few copies. Since the copy machines now require a card of some kind, one has to dig through the glove box of one's car to find one. Not knowing how much money was left on the two Office Max gift cards I found, I took them into the copy-side of the store and prepared to make some copies. I placed the first card in and swiped it, and got the message BAD SWIPE. I tried again, got the same message again. I tried the other card, got BAD SWIPE on that one too. There were three people in line waiting for help from the lone guy working on the copy side, so I went looking for someone on the office supply side. After standing in line behind two people, the cashier proceeded to run my card and got an ERROR message. She then punched in a bunch of commands on the keyboard of her register, and one card showed a balance of $7.94. Jackpot!! I told the cashier that I got a BAD SWIPE message on the copy machine, and she informed me that I should manually enter the number on the machine instead of swiping the card. So, back at the copy machine, I loaded my 4 copies into the tray, punched in the card number, manually, as instructed, and it looked like everything was going great. I hit COPY, and the first page of the originals slid into the machine followed by a crunching sound as my original jammed in the machine. I looked over for help; now there were only two people in line waiting for the assistance of the guy behind the copy desk. So, I took my remaining three copies and went to the other copy machine, keyed in my card number manually (I am getting smarter as the ordeal continued), and get the message CAN'T PROCESS CARD (or something of that nature). To review, the first machine is jammed, and the second machine is refusing to take my card even though I know there is $7.94 on it. Admitting defeat, I go stand in line (two people ahead of me now), and the guy behind the copy counter goes to sit down with one of the original two people in front of me. Looks like that customer has a very detailed design project to go over, so it will be a while. I give up. I rescue my remaining three original copies, walk over to the office supply side, plunk down the Office Max gift card with the $7.94 credit and tell the cashier "Keep it, this isn't worth the trouble". I will find someplace else to make copies. This store has made the copy process so difficult and cumbersome compared to what it used to be. There is hardly ever a time when there isn't some kind of issue to have to deal with to make copies here. It's almost like they really don't want the business. read more