Went into store in May 2017 to start a new phone line, all went fairly smoothly. When I was in the store, the young lady proceeded to tell me that I could bring over my other 3 lines for free and Verizon would pay up to $650 per line. Knowing that I still had quite a balance with my then current provider, I asked a series of questions before deciding to make the switch. I returned two days later to switch our other 3 lines over to Verizon. Two days after that I took my summary sheets, my 'balance owed' bill from my prior provider, to this Verizon location, to have these documents sent to Verizon so I didn't miss any deadline. The individual at the Verizon store, informed me that I need something that stated 'final bill' (this wasn't good enough) so I returned home and contacted my current provider (turns out they were the proper documents after all but that's not found out until two months of phone calls and fighting for my 'switch credit'). My current provider informs me that's all they need but I push for a 'final bill' with them. After waiting and waiting for this so called 'final bill', I called my prior provider again to be told that they can mail me (not email) a 2nd print of my final bill. So I wait. At this point, I called Verizon directly 611. I was then informed that I was past my 60 day deadline and now couldn't apply for the 'switch' credit. I have spent over 12+ hours of my time with prior provider & Verizon (official Verizon) to find that they scammed me in the store. After discussing this entire process (there is much more than stated above) I find out that the 'complimentary screen protectors' that they gave me when I was in the store one evening for over two hours, weren't complimentary at all. They had charged $150 for 3 screen protectors that we had NO intentions of buying there and I actually stated that out loud "We buy all our accessories online." Ironically, I only received 1(of 4) pages that evening with all the other documents that I had taken home. Another of the 4 pages would have told me then and there that I was charged for them but we had been there for two hours, ready to go home, had a stack of paperwork and didn't take the time to inspect that all the pages were present. Upon 611 Verizon's recommendation I went back into the store this week where I met Roy, the 'new' manager. He informs me that I was 'scammed', couldn't believe what had happened and tells me that he will reach out to his District Manager by 8pm that evening, via email, and will cc: me on the email so I can stay in the loop. That was 10/17/17. Still haven't heard a single word. No email. No call. Nothing. I would avoid this store at all costs!!!!! I have been working on getting this rectified for FIVE MONTHS!!!!!! read more