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    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    2.8(28 reviews)
    2.5 mi
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    If I could give this place a zero rating, I would. I went there to change my service from T-Mobile…read moreand receive the worst customer service experience I've ever had ANYWHERE. I was there for 2 hours and am STILL having to call customer service to resolve the issues several weeks later. I have spent over 4 hours in the store and phone trying to resolve these issues the last 3 weeks. TONIGHT I WILL PROBABLY HAVE TO SPEND ANOTHER 2 HOURS ON THE PHONE, OR IN STORE OVER AN HOUR AWAY. The list of things that went wrong: 1. There was a glitch in the system and even though the phone I wanted was in stock, I had to sit there for over two hours while they finagled the system to make me be able to pick it up in a sister store. 2. Sold me 5G internet that's not available in Mount Airy. I told the rep multiple times that Tmobile has told me that 5G is not available in my area and that Spectrum has a monopoly in Mount Airy. He did not even look up my address despite a conversation about me living in Mount Airy. The rep on the phone I talked to the next day laughed and asked why they would sell me that when a simple check of my address shows it's not available. 3. I had had Verizon before and it was ok. The rep in the store said that Verizon had a special going on and it was actually cheaper to have 2 lines than one and that Verizon is LOSING money on this. So I got two lines. Later found out from the store in Greensboro that this is not true and it's more affordable to have one line. The rep told me multiple times before I left that I would be getting a "$60" credit and it sounded like it was more than one credit. GET THINGS IN WRITING FOLKS! 4. My address on my driver's license has the word "Glen" in it and is in Winston Salem. Rep knew from me being there over 2 hours talking about living in Mount Airy that I no longer live at Ivy Glen. As I was leaving, my paperwork had a totally different address than my physical address in Mount Airy or my Winston Salem address on my driver's license. The next day when I try to log into my account, I can't because my email address had been used previously when I had Verizon. Attempts to reset it did not work using my zipcode. Called customer service and was on the phone over 2 hours. Found out that because the rep randomly clicked an address with the word "Glenn" (not Glen) in it with a totally different zipcode, the phone person had to create me a new account. 5. I run some errands, which the store rep knew I would be doing before going to the sister store to pick up my phone. I did not know exactly how to get there, so went to pull up directions using my old phone and it's now in SOS mode and I have no way to know how to get to the new store. Did he warn me that this was going to happen? NO. I had asked him how to get there, so he knew I did not know where I was going. I went back to the store and was very upset. 6. Rep in store showed me all the "perks." They were on a laminated sheet and he said I could choose one for free for three years. 7.The next week I went to a store in GSO to return the wonderful 5G internet that was sold to me. The reps there called the manager of the WS store, who was reportedly not happy with all that went down. Said I would be getting another $100 credit. I later saw a bill for over $200 on my email and communicated this to the rep in the GSO store. She insisted that she could see a $100 on my account and it would come off my bill. I already paid $70 on the day I got the device and opened the account. I also told her that the "perk" I chose was not free, but $5 a month. I chose to use the extra line as my free credit and they also told me that the apple one would be free for a year instead of 3 years since the original person who sold me all this crap told me that. I told the GSO store rep over text that the apple one perk I chose would only let me activate it through my second phone line and would not let me change it. No reply. 8. I was also supposed to receive credits and discounts for being a teacher and for autopay, both of which I did. So by now I should have AT LEAST $200 in credits right? Today I received notification that my autopay of $208 was received. It looks like my bill was $300 and I guess that credit brought it down, but I'm having trouble getting a full breakdown of the bill. I know that the first bill is higher, but still. What the original rep told me was that after my first bill, my regular bill with discounts for autopay and teacher's discount would be less than $100. I have a hard time imagining that the first one is this much more. 9. I WILL BE HEADED TO A VERIZON TO RETURN THIS DEVICE AND SEVER ALL TIES WITH VERIZON ASAP. Sadly, I am probably locked in with this greedy, incompetent corporation for 2 years. LESSONS LEARNED: Go directly through the company to purchase your device, not through the phone carrier. If something goes wrong, you are tied to them for a long time unless you pay it off.

    We can't say enough about our positive experience. Just a little bit of Will and Hope is all we…read moreneeded to get my new phone working. We came here because it is a corporate owned store. Background: I received a notification that Verizon would provide me with a special promotion, upgrade my 3 year old Samsung to a brand new one. The deal was pretty significant even though I was still happy with my phone. It was a deal we could not pass up. I called to inquire about the promotion and ended up finalizing over the phone. Verizon would send the phone to the location of our choice which was in Greensboro because it was very close to my wife's work. She picked it up on her way home. On to the story: Because I wanted to make sure the transition was handled completely, we made an appointment (realizing there would be a cost) to get everything transferred and set up at the Verizon location in Clemmons. Carlos was who we met with at 1pm on a Saturday. He was able to transfer all my information from the old phone to the new phone but he was not able to get it activated. He suggested we call Verizon customer service. We called Verizon customer service and they were not able to activate my new phone and suggested we visit a corporate store location. We were told the store near Hanes mall is a corporate location but the one in Clemmons is a franchise. We drove to the Verizon location near Hanes mall. Will the Manager greeted us and asked us to have a seat until a specialist was available. A short while later, Hope was the next specialist available and asked us to join her as she found out more about our problem. Will came back, conversed with Hope. They were able to address the issues online with Verizon and activated the new phone. A special shout out to both Will and Hope. We hope that everyone has a lot of Will and Hope in their lives because that is just what we needed.

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