This place doesn't even deserve a 1 star. RUN AWAY. DON'T EVEN BOTHER GOING HERE.
I got the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge on 12/31/15 @ T-Mobile Store Main Place which includes the Jump On Demand (J.O.D) option. I decided to just use the 1st upgrade out of 3 within 12 months to get rid of this S6 edge and I got the blackberry priv. I called in first and spoke to Ryan to confirm they had one in stock. Sure enough they did, so I went there after work. I was greeted once I walked in and got my phone and everything from Ryan, who of course, tried to up sell which I find annoying, but it's the sales biz so whatevers. Overall, 1st visit was okay. Oh yeah, Ryan also tells me it is normal for the phones to get hot when you are using it. I doubt it is normal for a phone to get hot enough that you can't even touch it. (Feb 01)
2nd visit, I came back the next day because I hated the blackberry. The battery takes forever to charge, get extremely hot, but of course, they tell me it is "normal." Yeah, yeah, right, you just didn't want to actually check if it was a hardware issue or not. So of course, it's easier to just use the usual response, "It's normal." I can't remember the name of the rep who "helped" me. He didn't seem helpful, more like uh huh okay whatever just to get me out of there asap, type of responses I'd get. I ended up leaving with the blackberry still because they told me I had to wait 30 days until I can upgrade again.
So on 02/03, my 3rd visit, I decided to go back to this T-Mobile store and get rid of the blackberry. I was told twice by a T-Mobile customer rep via online and phone that I could just return the phone since it was within 14 days and there won't be a restocking fee. I told them to note it in my account so I wouldn't have to go over everything again. That did not work very well.
I went to the store after work. The sales rep had to call over the manager (Jonathan? I don't remember his name) Okay, so the manager goes over my account notes, tells me he's going to charge me a restocking fee either way despite what the notes said... I'm like okay, so why don't you call up customer service & figure this out since I am the customer. Guess what he said? NO. And he even said his store is a corporate store... Um okay, that does not make sense on how you couldn't call customer service? I'd get it if you were a 3rd party contract with T-Mobile, but you even said it yourself, your store location is a corporate store. I was like whatever, I'll call them myself.
What kind of manager is he supposed to be? I don't understand how he got that position. Managers are supposed to be helpful, to show to their co-workers, their team, that customers are supposed to be #1 type of thing or at least be helpful. He did not have any traits I'd ever hire for a store/sales manager.
Yes, a lot of ranting, so hopefully it made sense LOL... read more