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.

We were a little hesitant due to the poor reviews the store had, but we received excellent service…read morefrom Aaron and the manager, Colton. They were both patient and provided thorough details about the internet and phone plans. I can't speak for the other staff, but we really appreciated Aaron and Colton's help and would highly recommend them!

Spectrum customer service sucks, our whole subdivision is out and it's been over 24 hours and no…read moreupdate or priority to get it fixed. I had zero issues with TDS when I had them in Sun Prairie. I will never use Spectrum Internet again!!!

Being an excellent companion, I agreed to accompany my boyfriend to the US Cellular store bright…read moreand early on a Saturday so that he could upgrade his phone. We arrived well before the doors opened, and there was a line. A long one. Count this as one of the dumbest things I've ever waited in line for. Due to the line and prior horror stories told to me by my gent, I was expecting a one-star experience. It ended up not being nearly as bad as I thought. When you come in, the manager/concierge Patrick takes your name and asks you what brings you in. He adds you to a list on a tablet and encourages you to browse or to take a seat, whichever you prefer. Gratefully the store was well-staffed, so the list moved along fairly quickly. People who were paying their bills or buying accessories were able to get into a separate line at the counter. Our name was finally called, and Robert brought us over to his desk. My boyfriend knew what he wanted, so there wasn't a lot of back and forth. He wanted a popular phone that was reasonably priced. Of course, the store didn't have any in stock. On a Saturday morning. At the end of the month when people can redeem rewards points before they expire. They did, of course, have two phones that were twice the price in stock. Capitalism! I asked if they were able to order the phone and how long that would take. After some clickety-clacking Robert saw they did have it in stock at the warehouse, and they could send it to my boyfriend's apartment. All he'd have to do is call in to activate it. My boyfriend was fine with that, so Robert called in to place the order. He shared with us that there was a 26-minute hold. At this point, we'd been there for about 45 minutes. Not terrible, but still pretty long for what should be an easy switchover process. After waiting (and waiting), my boyfriend asked if they had another brand in stock that was essentially the same phone as the one he wanted. They did. He said he'd take that instead. We then found out we still had to wait for Robert to get through so he could authorize the line transfer. Bummer, but at least the man would leave with a phone. After about forty-five minutes of being on hold, the authorization was made and the phone was set up fairly quickly. My boyfriend asked Robert to transfer the contacts/photos/etc. from his old phone to the new one, but of course none of the transfer machines were working. That'd just be silly! Luckily, Robert knew to just set up a Bluetooth transfer (which I'd have recommended if he hadn't), which took forever but allowed us to be on our way. We finally got out of there, and while it ate up our entire morning, we at least dealt with competent, friendly employees.

Horrible customer service experience! I made it only four steps into the door when three employees…read morewhere there, one took lead, but the questions were over my head. I tried twice to explain my visit as my phone is over heating. Jenna who I saw there for three years, left in June was amazing, so the lack, rude, and hurt feeling I left with suck. I needed help and never thought I would feel lacking or out manned but also to only make it four steps? Even worst, a second customer came in behind me and one of the employees hanging around the conversation, took him over to a cubicle and sat him down for the conversation! Excuse me, why wasn't I offered a sit down? Very unhappy with the lack of customer service and support. I will find a new US Cellular location!

I took my phone into Tech Heroes after Best Buy said I would have to replace the phone and my…read morecheapest of the three options they gave me was about $400. Then, one of the employees finally suggested Tech Heroes take a look and see what they can do. They ended up fixing my phone in about 2 minutes and it cost me nothing! I was litteraly about to spend $400+ to upgrade from a 6 month old Samsung S5 to a new Iphone... Bottom line, if you have phone troubles, go to Tech Heroes fist. Eric

Needed an expensive repair and they guided me to a better solution. Integrity demonstrated…read more Thanks!

DONT BOTHER GOING HERE!!!!!!!! I've been to this location multiple times and every time the first…read morewords out of the guys mouth is "oh sorry I can't help you, you're going to have to call customer service". Anything from phones to internet they WILL NOT HELP YOU! I don't know how this shop stays in business.

If I could give this location zero stars, I would…read more Sean and Logan should not be working in customer service--period. Sean was dismissive, rude, and refused to give his name when I questioned why I was being shown damaged phones. He looked me in the face and said, "Good luck with that," after I told him I'd find out who he was. That's not just unprofessional--it's hostile and deeply disrespectful. Logan knowingly misled me about the terms of my plan and failed to tell me I needed to port in my number for the promotion to work. That led to unnecessary confusion and nearly caused me to miss out on a deal I signed up for. It was clear they both knew the phones were damaged and still tried to sell them anyway. Both of these employees need to be fired. No one should be treated this way for asking questions or expecting honesty. AT&T, do better.