Wes Groleau

My practice is to go to Best Buy only when the item is
not available elsewhere in town. And even then I may
go online instead.

EVERY time I've gone in there, that policy has been reinforced,
by my overhearing one of the staff telling lies. Now, I do know
a decent guy who works there, but it's obvious that management
encourages dishonesty.

Tonight it was to replace my lost iPhone. Told me that
the protection policy was $45, and that it included a buyback
option--after two years, 20% of _retail_ price. In the first
six months, 50%.

What? I can pay $150 for iPhone 4, and two months later
sell it back to you for $300?

Yep.

OK, I'll take it.

Sign there, please.

$15 a month for 23 months?!? You said $45!

$45 activates the plan, then it's $15 a month.

Take it off!

Sleazeballs. Trying to trick me into paying over $700
for the previous model in addition to the AT&T lock in?

--
Wes Groleau

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