Thu, 7. January 2010

Best Buy scams seem to never end

I hated them when I worked there as a teen, and have always had problems with them pushing their worthless 'protection plans', then it was the scam for TV comparisons where they used different connections to make it seem 'better'. Now they are forcing computer 'optimization' onto people for an added $40. http://consumerist.com/2010/01/consumerist-investigation-best-buy-optimization-is-a-big-stupid-annoying-waste-of-money.html

Please don't shop at Best Buy, order from places like Newegg.com or somewhere that actually cares about your business, and not trying to rip you off telling you that you need some 'monster cables'.

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Best Buy scams seem to never end

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Thu, 7. January 2010

Best Buy scams seem to never end

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