Unfortunately, I cannot recommend TCC Rocks and this Noblesville, IN location. With over 850 locations in 39 states, you would think they would have people in place to train their staff properly. I went with my 70-year-old mother-in-law to switch her and my father-in-law over to Verizon from AT&T. We dealt with their Noblesville location at Terry Leee Crossing. During this visit, the first employee was reluctant to assist us and told us when I asked if he wanted to be there, he would rather be home playing video games. We were then told she would receive a MasterCard for $350 for each line if we signed up for the deal the new employee recommended. We then returned to the AT&T store to unlock the phone and returned to get the promo offered.
Fast forward a month, she received an email from Verizon with a Gift Card, not a MasterCard, as we were told. We were very disappointed since the deal we agreed to was a MasterCard, or we would have waited for another promo since they changed monthly.
Unfortunately, we lost our beloved father that weekend to his battle with cancer at age 70. In the wake of this tragedy, she was hoping to get a tablet but learned she had to use this card at Verizon. Verizon charges more than any other site for their tablets; you cannot purchase without a cellar. Not needing an additional bill at this time in her life, she asked me to handle it. I spent a week going back and forth with their team from corporate. Ryan Ervin and Jason Buck are whom I worked with; both never called me, only messaged me through LinkedIn. You would think they would take the time to contact me, but it wasn't worth their time. I spoke to a very caring lady who had also lost a family member and understood. Outside of this lady, I was given the runaround, and nothing was resolved. When you lose a loved one, things like this are the last thing people want to deal with.
There was no compassion or accountability from this company, whose motto on heir website states:
At TCC, we believe our communities need more than just a wireless retailer, and our employees want more than just a job. We are committed to making a positive and sustainable impact in the lives of our employees, customers, and communities.
We serve our employees, customers, and communities by living out our 5 Promises. CARE, CONNECT, BE AUTHENTIC, INSPIRE and DRIVE THE BUSINESS
What I saw was none of these qualities in them or their staff. Just writing that you are a caring and great company is easy, but action speaks louder than words, and they showed my mother-in-law that this is not the company to work with. They lied about the promo and wouldn't stand behind their word. I caution you to make sure that what you are told is put in writing from this store. Read everything and call to double-check because this company will blame an employee and not keep their word. There are many other great locations, but this one had given a poor lady and her family more heartbreak when they didn't need it. Their staff is lazy (wanted to play video games and not be there), dishonest (you will get two $350 Mastercard's), and does not hold to the company values they say.
If I give them 0 stars, I would, but I hope from this review you can see they are not the company for you, and you would be better dealing with corporate directly to get the honest promos and hold them accountable. As the CEO of a company larger than TCC Rocks, I found their senior staff lacking compassion in any leadership to hold their employees responsible to customers. If their employee told us about MasterCard, they should have given her what was promised. Noblesville is a small town, and I hope people learn that the story in their city is one without compassion and credibility before dealing with them. People have tight budgets right now, and if your money is essential, then you want to spend it with a company that will appreciate and support locally owned companies. read more