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    Staples, located on Maxwell Drive, just off Rte. 146 in Clifton Park, NY
    Steve E.

    One of the first things that I look for when I travel is a nearby office supplies store, especially if it has a copy & print center. Thankfully I've almost always been able to find a nearby Staples, and most of the time they have what I need in stock. This particular Staples is located in Clifton Park, on Maxwell Drive, just off Rte. 146, and near the Northway. Sadly this Staples is generally understocked, and staffed by a group of people who truly don't care. I went into the store, hoping to print a presentation and find some binder covers. Well, that was the plan.... After waiting about 15 minutes at the print & copy center, the young gentleman finally realized I was standing there and waiting for service. "Oh sorry,' he mumbled, "our printer is out of service." Ummmmmm, perhaps I could persuade you to print it on a color copier, I offered. "Ohhhh, no....that's not working either." I gave up and walked out. There are other Staples which are better equipped to help me. This was a sad excuse for customer service.

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    It will sound random. But we were literally passing through Albany on our way North, and on a…read moreFriday morning, we needed to buy a used iPhone to replace the one I was using. A quick search yielded these guys who were along our route, and we made the quick stop. And were the first ones there when the doors opened that morning. Don't let the location or look of the shop fool you, these guys were extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They had a pretty good product selection - I got my used iPhone 7 at a good price (it looked almost brand new). And the counter guy even helped me switch SIM cards, and made sure everything was working to my satisfaction. We were in and out in 20 minutes, and continued along our drive without missing a beat. Sadly, we don't live nearby or I would be a more frequent customer. If you live in the area, then this should be on your list of handy resources for your cell and tablet needs. Keep up the good work guys.

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