Saw a bedbug on a display case, and the cashier charged me twice my e. she proceeded to take no…read moreaccountability. still haven't gotten my money back.

Todd and his crew are top notch. I've spent thousands, likewise with my boy's. Always taken care…read moreof, Todd comes in on his off days to take care of us. Unlike the other stores in the QC, he sells for what's on TCG. No ripping. You off, and he will negotiate with you. Just don't go in not know what you want or what your trades are worth. Send him a list, and work it out. It will be worth your time. 11/10, I don't buy MTG from anyone but Trademart.

ANYTIME I see a retro store I'm going to rate it high even if it's a ripoff LOL. JK, but the price…read moreare kinda tough. Anyhow, they also sell new games and collectors stuff, even 4K movies! I love this place! But again prices are a little high. Anyhow, cool people there and cool place right down the street from Co Op Records, and Mr. Haney's Vintage Thrift store what more?!

I've been to this store twice to try and sell my Xbox. The first time they said I needed to bring a…read morecontroller to test it so they couldn't buy it. Why would a store that sells and buys console, games, controllers, etc, not have a test controller in order to test consoles and games? It makes no sense. The second time I went there I had brought a controller for them to use. Then they said it was turning on but it wasnt displaying on the screen. They pulled out another cord that they called the "test cord". The worker told me that "if this cord doesn't work then we know it's the Xbox because this is the test cord." They then told me it must be my console's HDMI port that is broken. The last time I used it, it was working just fine. So, I go home and the first thing I do is plug in the Xbox to test it myself. The console starts up just fine and starts displaying on my screen just fine. NOTHING WRONG WITH THE CONSOLE! I called the store and told them that I just got home and tested the Xbox myself and it was working just fine and told me I would have to come back tomorrow and try again. So now I've drove all the way through town on two separate occasions to try and sell the Xbox at their store and the expect me to do it a third time! Both times ended with me leaving the store upset and confused.

This place has a wide variety of games and you can set up and play your friend in their with tables…read morebut they are quite under stocked with a lot of things, even with consistent deliveries. They keep up on new products but get sold out very quickly.

Geek City is the best geeky stop in town. There are other game shops which are okay but they don't…read morehave the quality location of Geek City. The staff are always friendly and on top of any questions I have about board games or comics. I'm here at least once a week, if not more often, and have never been unhappy with the quality products or service.

It is good I love this store but I bought a game it looks good it was $3 copy of Dance Central 2 I…read morebought it but a mistaked it for a movie every single time it doesn't work I kind of am mad

I've been in this store a couple times to purchase gift cards and the same guy helped me both…read moretimes. He was really nice and friendly! The last time I was in there, I decided to splurge on a season DVD set of "Scrubs". When I asked about the return policy if they didn't play correctly, he not only told me the policy but also double checked each disc and ran them through the machine for me! It only took a few extra minutes, but I really appreciated the extra touch!

has nice workers, theres good games like gta 3 gta vc wii sports club oh and they have great…read moreconsoles i got a ps1 for 40 dollars the value for most products is like 20-40 before i got the ps1 i got Grand Theft Auto: Vice City of course and i recommend

I've been coming here with my dad for several years now. We used to trade in games and movies…read more We just came in recently and the selection on movies has diminished drastically. It's mostly Funko Pops now along the walls. Kinda disappointing. Now that all the streaming platforms are upping prices, I figured more people with be looking to buy back their physical copies of movies again, but they are mostly selling memorabilia now.

Genuinely one of the best stores ive been to! The owner is such a sweetheart and its always amazing…read moreto have such genuine conversations with everyone here! They always have what im looking for, I dont think ive ever seen a wider variety of cards or games. The prices are the most reasonable ive seen in town, no other shop in CR compares to TPG!!!

Great and amazing store Great price employees are super…read morehelpful price are super cheap have arcade gaming lounge Great service

when I went there for the first time, everybody there was super nice. There was a lot of stuff you…read morecould choose from and most of them had a lot of value for a lower price. there was a big selection of items in the service there like people they were really good.

Oh my goodness. I walked in there and it was this little shop! The person who worked there took…read moremost of my Pokémon cards and gave me a resonal price! I asked him to look up prices for a lot of cards and he didn't get annoyed one bit!! I highly recommend this place for kids!! Amazing place! Can't wait to come again!!

Good selection. Geek…read moresquad. I have had mixed results with service knowledge. Not many locations to buy just TV and other electronics.

Extremely Disappointed With Best Buy's Third-Party Installation Service and Lack of Accountability…read more I scheduled and paid for a basic TV wall-mount installation through Best Buy approximately six days in advance. Best Buy confirmed my appointment for September 22 and, on September 21, provided an installation window of 1:30-4:30 PM. At approximately 1:48 PM on September 22, I received a text from Best Buy's third-party installer, FINN AV, stating they were about five minutes away and asking whether someone 18 or older was available. I was in a class and could not immediately respond, but there was an adult at my home who could have let them in. Best Buy also sent a message stating that its third-party installer was attempting to contact me. As soon as I got out of class, I responded to both numbers, confirming that someone was home and asking whether the installers were still coming. I received no response. At one point, I even saw the text bubbles indicating someone was typing a response, but nothing was ever sent. I then called both numbers, left messages, and again received no response. At approximately 3:30 PM--still well within Best Buy's scheduled 1:30-4:30 PM window--I contacted Best Buy myself to find out what was happening. Only then did I learn that the technician had canceled the appointment. I received no cancellation call, text, or email. Had I not contacted Best Buy myself, I apparently would have continued waiting for an installer who was no longer coming. I escalated the issue to a supervisor and was told that the installer had taken a photograph of my house showing the address as evidence that they attempted the service call. But a photograph of the outside of a customer's home proves only that someone was physically near the property. It does not prove that the installer rang the doorbell, knocked, waited a reasonable amount of time for someone to answer, or made a meaningful attempt to complete the scheduled service. Again, an adult was inside the home and available to let them in. What made this experience worse was Best Buy's response when I requested reasonable compensation for the inconvenience. I was told there would be no compensation, the issue had been escalated as high as it could go, I needed to reschedule, and I would still be charged full price for the installation. I got off the phone at approximately 4:00 PM. Best Buy's original installation window did not even end until 4:30 PM. That is unacceptable. Customers arrange their schedules, take time away from work, cancel other obligations, and ensure someone is home based on these appointment windows. When customers miss appointments, companies frequently impose cancellation fees or other consequences. Yet when a company's contractor fails to complete an appointment, provides no cancellation notification, and leaves the customer waiting, apparently the customer is expected to absorb all of the lost time and inconvenience. Accountability should work both ways. I understand Best Buy uses third-party contractors, but I purchased this service from Best Buy. Best Buy accepted my payment, scheduled the appointment, established the service window, and selected the company representing its brand. From the customer's perspective, Best Buy is ultimately responsible for the service it sells. I am not asking for anything unreasonable. I expect Best Buy to acknowledge that this experience fell below an acceptable customer-service standard, investigate what actually occurred with its third-party installer, and provide a reasonable remedy for the inconvenience. Large companies build customer loyalty not by pretending mistakes never happen, but by taking responsibility when they do. Best Buy had an opportunity to make this right. Instead, I was essentially told to reschedule, pay full price, and accept the inconvenience. That is not acceptable customer service, and Best Buy needs to do better.