Traci Fryer
Edit on 2/6/26: I am changing my review from a 5 to a 1. I could not be more disgusted by the shady, hidden $50 JUMP THE LINE option that is only offered at the whim of whoever puts your repair in the system. I had a great experience here in September when they replaced the screen of my son's gaming laptop, so I brought the same device back in when it was having more issues. When I dropped the laptop off, I was given a week as the minimum for it to be looked at. One week later I am told I am 4th in line due to weather and unforseen circumstances. At the 8th business day, I am informed there was a typo in the last communication, and that my repair was actually 8th in line at that time and NOW it is truly 4th in line. This was against stated as due to weather and also a high volume of walk-ins, which actually turned out to be customers that paid a "jump the line fee." Their terminology, not mine. The option to jump the line is not advertised in store or on the website, and per Matt, it is offered at the employee's discretion or if the customer has heard about the option thru word of mouth. I think this is an extremely unethical business practice, not only because it is not offered to all customers, but also because they present themselves as first come first serve repair business, which they actually are not. You should be made aware your repair will not move forward in line if other customers pay a $50 rush fee. If they want to offer a rush fee service, that is common business practice. However, not being transparent with all their customers is gross. In the end I picked up my device and took my money elsewhere. To anyone who takes a chance on this place, you heard it by word of mouth right here that you can jump the line for an extra $50.