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    AT&T Store - AT&T store at 2930 Commercial Street SE, Salem, OR 97302

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    Walked in and the store was clean and appealing. I had to wait maybe 5 minutes because the 3…read moreemployees were helping 3 other customers--no worries, first come, first served, right? I came in because the case to my smartphone was falling apart and I got it less than a year ago, and I wondered if they would replace it for me. They didn't have that exact model, but they replaced it (without cost to me) with a sturdier model! Awesome! They even cleaned my phone. My experience with AT&T stores over time is that the employees tend to be chatty, but it's not annoying chatty (like Starbucks, sorry Starbucks, but I don't really want to tell you if I'm doing something fun today, especially since I'm just going to work, so RUB IT IN!!), it's more like interested chatty, like commenting on things you mention. While there, they also changed the name on my account (I got married 6 months ago and just never got around to it) AND--I happen to be going on a trip out of state to a very cold place this weekend, and they happened to have some awesome gloves (which double as texting gloves) on a SUPER CHEAP sale. I'm sure original prices are always marked up, but one pair of gloves was originally $35 and the other was $70, but I got the pair for $10!!! So yay!

    Where to begin? I…read morewould prefer to think that what happened here was simply gross incompetence rather than malfeasance but honestly I'm not sure that it wasn't a little of both. On Saturday 12 September, my husband and i visited the AT&T store at 2930 Commercial St SE in Salem, Oregon, and i ordered a new iPhone 18 Pro Max in Glacier (light blue, 256gb of storage. However, the assistant manager who helped us failed to order the correct iPhone so the one i received on the 18th was wrong. Wrong color, wrong phone model. Then, when i had to return to the store once AT&T sent me the confirmation email showing their error(s), a brand new employee jumped into the conversations and said that they would set aside a phone of the correct color, model, and storage capacity if one got shipped to the store, which apparently the seasoned store staff knew to be wrong but didn't correct him. Prior to revisiting the store on Wednesday 16 September to correct their mistake, my husband, also an AT&T customer, and i decided to take advantage of the BOGO on Apple Watch 12s that AT&T was promoting. (Resolution on that still forthcoming.) So the 18th of September arrived and the new phones did too. My husband, who had had the wherewithal to order online and eliminate the possibility that the store staff could wreck his order, got the phone he had ordered, which as it turned out was the same color, model, and storage capacity that i had ordered in store for my own. He got his iPhone 18 Pro Max in Glacier, 256gb storage. But instead of me getting one of the same, the store staff had botched the order and i was sent an iPhone 18 Pro, in Silver, 256gb storage. Wrong model, wrong color. Which precipitated a return to the store to get them to undo their mistake. Which they did gladly, right? Of course not. The store...'manager'?...suddenly injected himself into the conversation and tried to explain away their mistake and to placate the implacable. Instead of showing any measure of empathy for the hassle and bother his staff had put us through and rather than offer any sort of recompense for their mistake, the time and trouble we incurred due to their errorS, he turned distinctly hostile and refused to offer any sort of reparation or even apology for the time, effort, and frustration they had caused. What they did do was to activate the phone they had sent to me in error and allow me to use it while i wait - up to several weeks while the phone they were supposed to send me arrives - once again putting the onus of having to deal with them and the drawn out process of getting what i told them i wanted when i first walked into their store and reiterated repeatedly throughout the initial ordering process. And to be clear, dealing with THEM is the more intolerable part because all else is just technology but poor performance and bad customer service is a choice, a choice made by the store manager, store assistant manager, and other staff. And since the store manager was the one leading their poor performance, my experience in customer service management from store manager all the way to division vice-president, is that bad behaviors among staff are a reflection of bad behaviors in management and this store manager was certainly coaching his team on how to be bad. Looks like he should get a commendation for it if that was his goal because his staff is indeed BAD. ... (Pt 1)

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