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    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Got some rocket engines. They are fun people and very knowledgeable. And, as of now it's the only hobby place that's open in Salem.

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    RadioShack

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    1.8
    (5 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    During Christmas I purchased two laptops for my 10 and 12 year old sons. They were thrilled to have…read morebrand new laptops. Three months later my 12 year old's laptop just stopped working. My husband contacted Microsoft and they told him to take it to radio shack. We had other shopping to do and drove to the Radio Shack in Salem. We were informed that they could not do anything because my son with Autism took off one key by accident (he is fascinated with how things work) This had nothing to do with the laptop not working, but I understand that employees have to follow policies. I thought about looking at a replacement and the employee was very rude. He said "you get what you pay for" and said it was no surprise our cheap laptop quit so soon. He showed me laptops in the $1000 range and told me that I needed to buy one of those or something nicer if I wanted my children to have decent laptops, implying that I was a cheapskate who bought my kids two pieces of junk. He did this in front of my children. I am not paying $2,000 for laptops and do not appreciate being told I am cheap in front of my children. I will not go back.

    Just had my worst retail experience EVER at North Lancaster Store. Rudest person I have ever…read moreencountered in retail works there. Absolutely no customer service skills. Very terse and short with all customers. I know the job probably sucks, so whatever. I had waited 20 minutes to get help because I needed something from the stock room, and had to wait while she activated someone's phone. No one else was working there. Fine, I understand that. Not her fault they are understaffed. Then she got my stuff from the back. The item was on sale, but then she had to do some extremely complex transaction and then go back to the stock room to print something and then scan it so I could save $5 bucks. I commented that their system seems rather antiquated. Then, of course, she had to see my ID even though Master Card policy prohibits requiring showing positive ID. I told her, fine, but that it is against Mastercard policy. Look it up if you don't believe me. It"s my pet peeve that I have to go through a bunch of BS to prove my ID at a retail store, when I can just punch in my card number online and be done. Some weirdo standing there (people were starting to line up in random locations) then asked my "why are you so rude, when she is just doing her job". He was very aggressive, and I realized that the clientele in this place by-and-large seems pretty sketchy. He may have had a point, but that lady and that cluster**** of that place just brought out the worst in me. That guy and I proceeded to have an argument right in the store. He told me the batteries I was buying wouldn't last 10 minutes, and I told him how rude it is of him to insult these fine Radio Shack product.s. He kept right on blabbering about my rudeness as I walked out with my purchase (which I now wish I had just abandoned the whole thing). Well, let's just say my days of Radio Shack are over. To that fine upstanding citizen and that stellar customer service provider, you need not worry that I will ever again bring my rude self into Radio Shack.

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    Rune & Board

    Rune & Board

    4.9
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    Really cool place sadly they move too beverton witch is far from me but i understand the need to…read moreexpaned wich i think is really cool for them great prices on Pokémon cards keep it up!

    I want to give a big shout to this shop before it decamps for Beaverton…read more Rune & Board came into Hillsboro at a time when Hillsboro retail didn't cater to anyone under the age of, oh, 55 and certainly didn't address the interests of broad swaths of the city's population. R&B made it clear that not only were there a ton of gamers in the area whose needs weren't being addressed whatsoever, but that a knowledgeable staff and a stable space were all that was needed to give that community a home. Also, to be so inclusive of women that my longtime gamer buddy's wife was stunned when she walked in and was not only one of several women in the building, but the only one not actively buying or playing... that's how you start to need double the space. I'll admit, I don't like seeing this place go and I'm not a fan of the trend I'm seeing. We lost the town's only bookstore to Beaverton. Retro Game Store's gaming club and Gongali also moved from west of 185th to Beaverton. If Hillsboro and Forest Grove can't find the space for businesses like these--the ones that actually build communities, create third spaces, and encourage people here to join in and become part of something--they're going to keep losing both business and interest to Beaverton, Portland, and other places that are generally more encouraging. Thank you for my cherished copy of King of Tokyo, more Warhammer gifts than I likely should've purchased my friend, and all of the hours you set up shop for your regulars and newcomers. You're some of the good guys in Downtown Hillsboro, and the place will be less welcoming in your absence.

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