Best Buy & Geek Squad Policies

[CrystalWoW Community Veteran]

That is all about credit cards... So you don't use credit cards at stores? That works because they need your ID not your credit card. If you used cash, there really isn't a thing someone can do with your id's info. As far as the computers go, any non defective computer at that time period was subject to a restocking fee. In the end, its not that they were trying to give you a hard time, you were just asking for exceptions to their policy.

[Betoguar]

Now this is were you are wrong as the computer was defective, You obviously did not read my original post. The yellow screen is a defect from Apple, and I went to the store about 2 hours after the purchase, 20 min drive plus the time the machine took to set up. They saw it at the store and the screen was yellow and it didn't look close to event the display they had.

[CrystalWoW Community Veteran]

If the store deems it nondefective. Not if you think it is defective or if I think it is defective. I did read your post. Since it was kind of an in between situation that would be why they ended up waiving it. The tinting issue was kind of subjective and I'm glad they ended up waiving it for you.

[Betoguar]

The I.D. is more dangerous than a credit card as they can steal your identity. I don't care much for credit cards since you will usually recieve a call from the bank and get your money refunded.

[CrystalWoW Community Veteran]

What is on an I.D. that could be used to steal your identity?

[Betoguar]

I really don't know but I rather never find out. In the meantime I prefer to keep my I.D. info privately.

[Betoguar]

Link to proble I had with Apple Laptop

http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/190338/apple_admits_to_yellowtint_imac_issues.html

[Betoguar]

It cool to see how even Apple accepted this as a defect and Best Buy deemed it non defective...

[CrystalWoW Community Veteran]

What state is your id from?

[Betoguar]

California