On July 31, 2023, I went into this store on Linder Rd & Chinden Blvd
6233 N Linder Rd Ste 110, Eagle ID 83646 to get help after dropping my cell phone. I have service with T-Mobile, but couldn't call for help. I had used my computer to notify T-Mobile, however, it wanted a code, which would come to my (broken) cell phone, but couldn't retrieve it due to it wouldn't come on. (It was fully charged) I used the online help, and the actualy person, "Chris," that the autobot finally got me to, kept asking me to login to my account. No matter how many times I told him that I couldn't, because my phone wouldn't even turn on! That's when, after six times of telling Chris this, I decided to go into a store. When I got to the store, there were two other women in the store, making me third in line. It's a very small store. I walked around looking at phones to await my turn. After 20 minutes, the woman in front of me was about to leave. There was a man and a woman in the stock room the entire time, which I thought, they should come out and help out front, but they never did. I know this because I was closer to the back of the store (where the counter to check out is) and one of the clerks came out and went around me and started straightening something on the displays, then went back to the stock room. I could hear a woman inaudibly speaking to the man. Next, a man/customer, comes into the store and walks right up behind the woman that was ahead of me, with me being next. After the T-Mobile woman, short and plump, with dark hair, announced, "Thank you, have a nice day," I walked up to the left side of the counter, thinking it was my turn. The clerk asked me; "How can I help you?" I told her that I'd dropped my phone and that it had not only broken my screen, but that the phone had popped out of it's plastic case and my NOTE 20 Samsung would not turn on. She asked if it needed a charge, and I told her no, it was fully charged. She plugged it into the wall anyway, then said; "Wow, yeah, it's broken." Now, she knew that I was in line behind the last woman, because when I had come into the store, the older woman was sitting on a bench against the wall. I didn't know if she was with the other woman, so I asked her, "Have you already been helped?" Which she said; "No, not yet." After about 10 minutes, I decided to look at the phones in the store. I might need to get one, which, in the end, I did have to replace. Now, back to the clerk. she sets my phone down on the counter, and asks the man that is in line behind me, (that had come in after 20 minutes; "Can I help you, sir?" He walks up to the counter and begins to tell her about wanting to put his sons number on his phone and vice versa. I couldn't believe the rudeness. She knew that I was in the store, and had even acknowledged me before hand when I came into the store. I've never met the clerk before, and it was my first time ever in this store. We just moved here from Texas in June 2023. I gave her no reason to be rude to me. I picked up my phone from the counter and went over to another T-Mobile store, 7 miles away. The woman never even said a word as I left to explain her reasoning for taking the man, who, also knew that I was in there before him. And what about the man and woman who kept to the back of the store? It wasn't lunchtime! I say avoid this place. IF there was a Manager in the store, he sucks. read more