Bought a new TV 6 years ago along with a 5 year extended warranty that if unused was supposed to be…read morerefundable once the warranty expires. Visited the store today for a refund which I didn't get. Feeling very misled and disappointed with Glubes because of the following: 1. Only credits granted, no refunds 2. Refund request has to be done within ninety days after the warranty expires (wasn't told this at time of purchase) 3. Learned today that their warranty program has changed As a repeat customer, Glubes did nothing to help. As a result, I will not be returning and definitely wouldn't recommend them.

Everyone else must have gotten different knowledgeable personnel; we came in with a good idea of…read morewhat we were looking for based on research and recommendations from others in the industry. Instead, we got a salesperson that refused to listen and propose solutions, but instead identified problems (which, can all be quite easily solved for a 'to-be' constricted space). With a lengthy career in business, I can say from experience that if I treated my customers in this manner, I would no longer have a practice. Anyways, we ended up finding amazing help, and some very neat ideas, at a local competitor, so much so, we ended up dropping a hefty sum on a custom solution. Suffice to say, I would never go back. Try visiting local competitors first.

The Source is where I go to get those items such as , power bars, extension cables, double line…read morejacks etc. This is where MacGyver would shop. I do see some great deals on other items such as phones, and computers. The staff here were friendly and helpful.

I stopped into this location a few months back, and the two men working were having an argument,…read moremaking snide comments back and forth, it was really uncomfortable, one man tried to sweep it under the rug because a few people walked in and obviously it was not the time to discuss their disagreement and you could tell he was just tired of the conversation but the other man, a guy with a lisp tried to involve me in his drama by telling me what was going on and why his coworker was wrong, i really did not care and i was not comfortable that he was expecting me to make judgement, i just wanted a screen protector for my phone.

I can't thank Graham (I think that's his name) enough, for telling me an awesome deal that is way,…read moreway better than other places. What an angel for helping me save money since I was on my 8th headphones that broke already this year and I don't have much money to spare! Also, another sweet, nice, friendly young lad with blondish hair (I forgot his name) who helped me, in the past.

I went in the day before Christmas eve…read more My fault. But this store has kind of lost it's way, so to speak.. I came in looking for a neat, nick-nack gizmo for my grandpa to help him out. I know they used to have them.. but they seem to have tried to have the stock of all the big box shops they compete with... in a space 1/32nd of the size. The sales people were no where near being able to handle the influx of people looking for stuff. So after shuffling around trying to find anything... I gave up and headed elsewhere.

Welcome to my strategy for big box store survival - a.k.a. my Best Buy review:…read more 1) Know what you're going for. And I don't just mean, 'an iPod,' or 'a new laptop.' I mean, research, compare, ask around, and land on the specific make and model you want. The less you need to rely on the sparse sales team (and I do mean SALES team), the more you will come out a winner. 2) Stick to the plan. Don't get upsold, don't get off-sold (a new term I made up for getting sold to something other than what you planned on), and frankly, don't get lost in there. The more time you spend outside of your original focus, the more likely you are to come home with something you didn't want or need. 3) Have friends with a truck waiting and ready. Home delivery is always such a gong show that you're much better off getting it done yourself. And by yourself, I clearly mean by your friends with big muscles and ample vehicular storage. 4) Ignore your impulses. Sure, you just bought a fancy new tab and there are all kinds of gadgets and add-ons and fanciness that's catching your eye on the way to the cash. ABORT. DISENGAGE. RETURN TO THE HOMELAND. Odds are, you are going to misread the package and realize only hours later that while the 'whatever cord' is for the make and model you bought, it only works with the previous generation.

I purchased a dryer three years ago and it isn't working. Basically because I don't have a…read morewarrantee, there is nothing they will do to help you. Absolutely useless to buy anything there. It will only last a few years and end up in the landfill site. Such a shame.

My mother in law and myself bought computers from this place. Both computers are now dead in the…read morewater. A real technician said that they put half dead parts in it. Don't trust them. I am the 3rd person that has had this issue

Convenient spot for Dartmouthers to pick up in stock standard spare parts for computers, or build a…read morecustom box. Friendly and helpful staff. Three year in store warranty on power supplies is nice.

I went into the store to replace some stolen items, one item was in stock and I made the purchase…read morebut they did not have the other so I asked if they could order it into the store for me, the wrong item was ordered after I showed the employee the item with the sku on their website, I asked for the order the be cancelled after they charged 230$ to my card for the item and they told me they would cancel it, after being told it was cancelled I never received a cancellation email so I asked for a print out for proof, which then I was told they can't cancel the order and I need to call their customer service line to cancel, horrible service would not recommend this place of business.

Don't come here during the Christmas rush. The store location is too small to get around or even…read morebreathe in, customers are generally shopping for things they don't understand for their teenagers and have a ton of questions, and each staff member rings in their own customers - meaning, unless you can grab one of the few employees, you're going to be waiting a long time. I particularly scoffed when while I was being helped at the cash, another employee asked me to step aside so she could ring in HER customer. All that said, I ended up being helped by the assistant manager in picking up a new iPhone 4G and contract through Bell and he was helpful, knowledgeable, and fast given the messy process of getting a new phone. He tried hard to maintain focus on my purchase despite being asked a thousand questions by other people and managed to be a little personable at the same time. Will I be back? Not if I can avoid it - but my experience wasn't as bad as some of the other customers' that I witnessed while I waited.

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I went in to look for a new set of speakers and got excellent service. Chris patiently took me…read morethrough listening to several speakers in the listening room. When I found one I liked I was able to take the set home over night and try it out. Only downside is that you cannot do returns for special order items. However, IMO, this is still the place to go for great service and quality audio in metro.

The last time I was in Peak Audio I was in the market for a pair of head phones. My previous pair…read morehad met an unfortunate end in the wheel of a bike tire and I had the sad task of replacing them. When I walked in the door a gentleman quickly greeted me and asked if he could be of any service. I told him my story and he actually said he was sorry for my loss as though a relative had past away. Being an audiophile I really enjoyed his sentiment. I let him know that I was looking for a set of headphones in a specific price range and he quickly guided me to the the head phones within that bracket. He very candidly told me that all of these were top notch except for one and if I'd like a demo he'd be happy to help. Obviously I said sure and he guided me to a chair. He then brought me each of the head phones (six in all) and let me check out the sound quality on all of them until I found the ones that were right for me. It's amazing how much different music can sound in a good pair of cans! I sat back to listen for a little while and when I finally made a decision the guy knocked a little off the price for me! Peak Audio is a high quality shop for those of us who love our music and our home theatres. If you're looking for a real bargain, go elsewhere, but if you want top notch gear from people who know what their talking about, there's no other choice in the city. After this great experience I'll return to Peak Audio for all my audio purchases. You should do the same!

For your gadget and electronic needs check out the Source in Scotia Square. Kris is a real…read moreelectronic guru and helped me find exactly what I needed. My goto store for all things electro and tecno.