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    Update from 11/20:…read more Craig Barrelle from the store contacted me and refunded the $100. Though the experience was not the best, he did make up for it. Changed my rating from 1 star to 4... -------------------------- I have been doing business with this location for many years (have bought numerous phones for family and business and have many voice and data lines). The location recently came under new ownership. As my old faithful Blackberry was dropping too many calls, I finally broke down and purchased a Motorola Android HD for around $400 (at the upgrade price). I was a little wary about the Android since I had problems with one the last time I went this route. However I was told I could return it for an iPhone if necessary. I actually preferred the iPhone5 but they did not have any in stock and the sales person recommended the Moto Android HD. (He did not mention a "restocking fee" but my assistant told me about that later.) I returned one week later with the phone in pristine condition and was told the fee was $50 which I had expected. "OK" I said. After carefully examining the phone, the sales person placed it in the box. Knowing it might take some time to switch the information to the new phone, I then went to the car for my newspaper and came back inside to find him on the phone with someone who I later learned was the store owner. Apparently the Android was dropped and a barely perceptible mark was on the corner of the edge. It really was barely perceptible. (In fact, if he had an issue with it, why would he not have said anything as soon as he picked it up? Instead he had rubbed his finger on the edge, squinted his eyes as he looked at it, and placed it into the box.) I had not noticed this and for all I knew the phone may have been sold that way (I am sure it was not, but it is possible I suppose). However, I was now told that the mark caused the "restocking fee" to be $100. I said "OK, but you have negatively impacted your customer relationship" (or something like that, it may have come out "What? What do you mean you're charging me $100!? blah, blah, blah blah" You get the picture) But here's the interesting part - I had said "OK" and was ready to move on. Really. I was. However, the sales person wanted to be sure I knew that this was my fault, that they would have to discount the phone by $100 in order to sell it and that (yes, again) that this was my fault. (Perhaps part of him knew this was not really reasonable and he felt guilty about it? Nahh... probably not.) I said "you have made the choice to charge another $50 and potentially lose a customer. I don't think that is a very good decision and arguing with me about this does not help". He continued to tell me that I damaged the phone and that they would be unable to sell it now and had to discount it by $100. I said "I get it and you have lost a long time customer for $50" (Not to mention what actual costs there are to "restocking" other than putting it back on the shelf and the paperwork). I got so frustrated with the arguing, that I finally decided to just have my Blackberry reconnected and forgo the iPhone. When he continued I said "why are you still arguing with me?, I just need my refund and my phone reconnected. If you keep arguing I'll need to call your boss" to which he replied "go ahead and call my boss". Wow... I left without my old phone reconnected and without a new phone. Back to the Blackberry. I guess this is one way to handle customer service. Though I certainly was not happy with the $100 penalty, and do not think it was reasonable, had I been treated courteously and had the sales person simply acknowledged my perspective, I doubt I would have left without a phone and posted this message. But do these places really discount pristine phones with tiny marks by $100? I would like to hear if they do. It's one way to make a quick $100 and of course lose a customer of many years. Go to the Verizon Wireless in Concord and ask for any imperfect Androids. I hear they sell them for $100 off...

    These guys are great with everyone, especially older customers. Fast, reliable, and honest. Always…read moreready to help

    Verizon - mobilephones - Updated May 2026

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