This is really how phone companies should be. I hear my friends whine about AT&T, Verizon, etc. and…read moreI'm so grateful I discovered Einstein Wireless. For starters, the plans are cheaper than the other places. You can get unlimited everything for under $50.. if you want a little bit more, you can still pay under $60(like picture messaging). But again -- unlimited minutes. The next best part -- no contracts. I hate contracts. They lock you in, raise your rates, have stiff late-charges, etc.etc. With Einstein, if you don't pay your bill -- you'll lose service but you can just pay to reactivate it. No extra fees or whatnot attached so its much easier. Going into the store isn't always perfect and sometimes they are swamped. Going in to simply pay your bill can be a real hassle when there is a line. You're much better paying over the phone which is never too much of an issue.

Super disappointed in the quality of the glass. I paid $125 for a repair and in one day spots on…read morethe phone did not work. I took it back in and waited again for them to replace. Within one month the dead spots appeared again along with LCD streaks across the glass, then the glass cracked from a very light fall (not hitting the glass) with a good case. I feel the quality of the replaced glass was terrible for that price. The glass on my phone barely works and now have to pay another $100 to try a repair with another company.

From the owner: We specialize in fixing all types of smartphones, tablets, iPods, laptops, PCs doesn't matter if it…read moresoftware issue or hardware we are here to fix it. Got a broken screen? battery not working? want to get your smartphone unlocked which you just bought, is your charger not working or need prepaid phone plan we can take care of all these just stop by and get more details.

I visited the Cahill Main location during the outage. I asked why I did not receive an email…read morenotification about the outage and the manager said that they are not responsible for Verizon's failure to communicate because they were "independent" from Verizon. I asked whose name was on the wall and a customer started yelling at me from across the room and defending the salesmen. They did nothing to stop her so I told her to shut up. She then got up and came right at me saying "make me" in a threatening and provocative manner. She was very angry and unstable but the manager kicked me out of the store for telling this angry woman to shut up (which was their job), and he foolishly let her stay in the store, creating an obvious threat to others. They protected her because she defended them after they refused to do anything when she was yelling at me when I entered the store. I reported the company to DATCAP. The "executive" who handled the account said that he could not share any information about possible disciplinary action against the employee who enabled this insane interaction. In the next breath, he said that the store was an independent entity that was not under Verizon's control. This is the same lie that I was told by the store manager when I entered the store. This is a deceptive and illegal trade practice. Under agency law, the store is an agent of Verizon, and Verizon is responsible for its illegal and reckless conduct. Conversely, the store is responsible for Verizon's actions, including its failure to notify me of the outage, which cost me a client. Do not let these companies gaslight you. They do not care about your complaints, only their image. The employee in question should be fired for his failure to address this crazy woman and stop her from interrupting our conversation. He should be fired for not lifting a finger when this woman invited me into a physical confrontation. He should be fired for protecting her and asking me to leave the store because I told her to shut up. I would have never said a word if he had done his job and taken measures to protect me from this unstable, angry person. Finally, he should be fired for lying to me by saying that his store is not responsible for anything Verizon does. Whose name is on the wall?

Worst experience I've ever had at a Verizon store. Would not recommend. Salesman refused to help.read more

Has to be one of the worst customer experiences. I've been twice, no one even came up to me for 30…read moreminutes. The weird woman working there picks her clients and it's about an hour per client. never go here. Do it online

I broke my iPhone and needed a replacement fast. I use my phone for my business and couldn't wait…read morefor another phone. Josh helped me find the right replacement and got me up and running again in less than an hour. He is friendly and knowledgeable and a delight to work with.

The gentleman who helped me was great, patient and made sure to answer my various questions. The…read moremanager, who I believe is Zach, was also helpful but a little pushy and confrontational. I would avoid him unless you're coming in for something quick, as he doesn't seem to enjoy giving older folk the time of day. I've been coming to the Monona location for years and I notice there are new employees almost every time I visit. I'm starting to wonder if he may be the reason for that...

I was in the market for a new iPhone and decided today was the day to make the purchase. Real good…read moredeals shortly before Christmas. They had five agents there due to extra traffic. Actually, I've never had to wait more than 10 minutes on previous visits to this store. The staff was respectful, friendly and did a great job answering my questions without using technojargon. Zach A. was great to work with and he even walked me through wiping all the data off my old phone. He made sure everything (email, phone calls, etc.) was working before I walked out. Very pleased with the service I receive every time I walk in this store!

The service I recieved from Jaxson was fantastic. His product knowledge and willingness to help was…read moresecond to none.

This is a Verizon service reseller even though the big sign on the building says Verizon. I…read morelearned the hard way that there is a "Corporate" store in Madison, which is where I went when problems from the Monona store snowballed. Went to buy new iPhones and switch over service from T-Mobile. Several days of cell phone Hell were needed to straighten things out. Multiple sessions at the stores and on the phone resulted in a lot of stress and anger here.