Batteries Plus

Came by here on a Sunday afternoon with a shattered – and I mean totally f-​ed up – iPhone 6. They were able to repair it super quickly and because we called ahead they gave us a discount. It was still a little pricy at $ 130 to replace the glass, but they did it in under 30 minutes and were very professional.

My husband and I stopped by the Batteries Plus to have the batteries changed in a jeep remote. The salesman replaced the batteries but the remote did not work. My husband returned to the store and asked the salesman for additional assistance. The salesman became defensive and said he changes remote batteries all of the time and stated he could put the old ones back in our remote. Of course we did not want the dead batteries we just needed assistance. we eventually had the remote working (apparently you have to press the unlock button a certain amount of times per the manual)
The salesman was an older gentleman who displayed poor customer service. I was disappointed in his demeanor (though he could have been having a bad day).

I usually just drop off used rechargeable batteries for our work phones here because you are not suppose to just throw them away.
They don’t have the battery I need and I don’t think they can get them. But I think they can get just about anything for other people.
We use a Nortel 7440 portable phone at my work that has a special connector and they don’t carry anything for it.
Figures that the closest store to me wont have what I need. Story of my life.
Anyway I like feeling like I am helping the earth by recycling our used batteries, just watch out they charge to recycle standard alkaline’s.