Andy L.
Yelp
Do not purchase a television from Best Buy in general, and this store in particular. Their return policy is garbage, and once the store has your money, they simply don't care. Which is surprising, given the fact that Best Buy has seen better days--you would think customer loyalty was important to them. But, alas, it is not.
Let me also preface this review, by saying that I've been a LOYAL Best Buy customer, for over 20 years. I've purchased items, such as (multiple) Dishwashers, TVs, Computers, Tablets, A/V Equipment and much more, at Best Buy.
Go to Costco to purchase an electronic item, where their repair/return policy is much better.
A few months ago, I spent around $1000 on a 55-inch Samsung TV, at the "flagship" Best Buy store in Richfield.
Fast-forward to today (just 3 months later), our $1000 TV stops working. I mean, it doesn't even power on. Nothing. And we baby this TV.
After calling the store, it was clear that they don't care, once they have your money. Then, I actually WENT to the store today, where the manager was flippant and not helpful. They will inevitably pass you on to the manufacturer.
At Best Buy, you have 15 days to return a TV to the store, after purchase. It doesn't matter if the TV is $100 or $10,000 The manager eagerly explained that, "Nearly every competitor has the same return policy." Yeah dude, and "almost every big-box electronics retailer competitor" is going to go out of business in the next 3 years (see Circuit City and Radio Shack), due to online competition, as well as competition from clubs, such as Costco, who have both better customer service, and more reasonable return policies.
Now I have a TV that is basically a paper weight at home, and $1000 credit card bill for said paper weight.
Sorry, Best Buy, but in the words of our dumb, but well-meaning former President George W. Bush, "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice.....heh heh heh, you ain't gonna fool me anymore."