Originally posted by: azndelite6983
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: azndelite6983
Originally posted by: lilcam
Originally posted by: dquan97
When they actually take your brand-new computer to the tech bench, get ready to wait for a REALLY long time...I think this service should be optional to people who can do it themselves. I've seen wait times as much as 1-2hrs. If I figure that the customer is tech-savy and chooses not to wait, I'll just ring him up and have him on his way.
thank you ... i dont feel like waiting in line. if it doesnt work i'll bring it back. I can handle tech support myself.
If it doesn't work and you bring it back, wanna bet that you'll be waiting in line anyway?
I have always found best buy to be very reasonable and accomodating to service requests (recently turned in my semi-broke klipsch 5.1's for the new ultra's without a hitch).
their techs suck anyways. dont tell me an onboard video card is better cuz it's built in. I was browsing the desktop aisle and someone came up to me. I figure I wanted to see what he wiould say so I asked about the computer I was looking at.
I'll build my own desktop instead. If i had to bring it in, so be it. It's a risk I'm willing to take and no way in hell am I going to wait for their slow poke tech to boot up windows and make sure it works.
Sorry for the uber long quote, but your comment was not at all relevant to the topic. We were discussing best buy's service and tech support, not the incredible inferior product knowledge of their sales staff. Bottom line is I don't like any prepackaged system because it's always overpriced and it always has all kinds of things you don't need.
btw, I have a friend who is looking for a barebones laptop dealer (that or a cheap customizable one). Any suggestions?
If you have a PCClub near you (www.pcclub.com) I've heard their laptops are pretty good and customizable. But I haven't looked at it at all or had any first hand experience.
