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125 Hanover Pike, Hampstead“Our tv went out, i called Chris at Big Screen in Westminster, he quickly pulled our previous purchase and recommended replacement. The decision was easy with the great explanation and delivery and setup was next day. Completely satisfied and enjoying our new QLED tv. Thanks Chris.”
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200 Malcolm Dr, Westminster“This Target location is by far my favorite location ☺️ The employees work so hard to ensure a friendly, clean and overall beautiful easy shopping experience! This location is always well stocked and I just appreciate the employees and Target as a whole!☺️ God bless them and whomever is reading!”
“The most helpful and pleasant guy I have spoken to in months. I find cell phone plans confusing and expensive and I could kick myself for not checking these guys out first. Now I am locked into a plan because I got a third line and free phone. Ugh.”
“Staff was efficient and responsive. They handled what I needed while also handling people sent to them from a neighboring store who had lost power. They did a good job of keeping all the plates spinning.”
“The online ordering with same day pick up is excellent. I have ordered and picked items up within an hour. The staff is polite and organized. Walmart never seems to have same day pick up available..,”
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2136 Baltimore Blvd, FinksburgOpen 24 hours
353 Baltimore Blvd, Westminster“I had an excellent experience at this 7-Eleven location. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the store was clean and well-organized. They offer a wide variety of products, making it convenient for all my needs. The service was efficient, and the staff went the extra mile to assist me. I appreciate the overall positive atmosphere and the convenience this store provides. Will definitely be returning!”
“We were told by a tier two Verizon tech to return a brand new iPhone to this exact location because it was defective and they could not activate it properly after multiple attempts. After having spent four hours on the phone the evening prior and chatting with tech assistants who tried to diagnose this issue, the phone was brought it to THIS location as instructed by the company for an exchange. My parents were treated poorly by the associate (who’s name appropriately rhymes with “****** — belittled at first for even thinking that a phone could be defective and sent home after having paid some kind of mystery fee of roughly $29.99 to be told that the phone needed to be returned to ANOTHER location and exchanged. After four hours and four different people at Verizon telling us that was the case to begin with, you could say we were pretty frustrated. To make matters worse, the phone number listed for this location is a main 800 line, so you can’t actually talk to a human that works at this location. I couldn’t get answers on why my parents had to pay a random fee to be sent back home with a still VERY defective piece of equipment. I’m all for playing by the rules, but this just seems like a way to nickel and dime those who may not know the ins and outs of tech or the activation process, and that’s a shame. I had to call corporate and complain about this one. We’ve been customers for over 20 years, and I know Verizon isn’t that hard up that they can’t just offer a simple exchange for a faulty device free of any additional charge.**UPDATE** after spending another three hours on the phone with Verizon, we returned to this location as instructed. Adam was amazingly helpful and was incredibly kind and supportive of my parents. He tried what he could with the phone and didn’t question that it was defective. He listened to us and went above and beyond working to make this experience a good one. Give this guy a FAT bonus!! Thank you, Adam!! Verizon is lucky to have you.”
“The cashier was very irritable and made it very well known that he needed sleep and was overworked. Made a couple customers uncomfortable while we were there by aggressively slamming stuff around. One lady even tried to de-escalate the situation by saying "it'll be alright, relax and calm down" and he fired back saying "it'll be alright when I get some sleep" without apologizing for his aggression or attitude....However, my complaint isn't aimed at the cashier, it's aimed at management. This guy was working by himself on Labor Day, a holiday. There should have been 2 workers . If the manager only scheduled one employee for a holiday then its the managers fault for stretching the labor cost....If one of the workers called off than its management's responsibility to bring in a replacement. If the manager can't find a replacement, then they should get their butt in there and work the shift.Disgruntled employees on the sales floor can make customers uncomfortable.”