Best Buy Store Purchase

[BobJacobson]

I have to agree, thought not for the same reason. I drove over from Patagonia, AZ, 90 miles away, to have a new printer serviced. The human people working with me were very nice. However, I may have left my wallet in the store cart. in the parking lot. I tried to call when I returned home and discovered the wallet was missing, and instead was put into a "national operator" call-recording system that prevented me from calling the store and instead kept instructing me to "drive back to the store." Another round trip would be over 100 miles, and be illegal if I was stopped, as my wallet contained my Driver License. This whole experience was so weird, and remains so, that I honestly am questioning doing business with Best Buy, even with all it offers. If it doesn't offer courtesy, it sucks.

[SeanM-BBY Retired: Social Media Specialist]

Good evening, BobJacobson,

Welcome back to our forums!  As someone who’s lost a wallet or three in the past, I know what a hassle it can be to try and not only get everything recovered, but prevent your information from falling into the wrong hands.  It’s disappointing to hear you were unable to get in touch with the store you visited yesterday, but I’ll be happy to assist in any way I can.

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