AT&T

This is a horrible place. First time I have ever been to this location. Long story short, I purchased the Pelican phone case with my iPhone upgrade because Stacy that works there recommended this case as the best protection for the iPhone 6, and the store had discounts on cases at the time. No brainer. Stacy placed the phone case on my phone before I left the store. My phone drops from waist high 2 weeks later onto the ground and this case both (back and front pieces) completely comes off. My phone ended up having damages but still worked though; there were no cracks but the phone was delayed and had scratches. I go into the store alone and the guy just gives me the exact same case and took me as a joke. So me and my dad this time go back into the store and Stacy that sold me the phone and case tells me the case did its job. WHAT! Stacy wanted to ignore the damage to my phone, as if they didn’t occur and she popped the same exact Pelican case on over the damaged phone. Why would I want her to touch my phone and also put the same case on that came off my phone. The place basically calls me a liar, didn’t want to take any responsibility (was it the case itself or human error from putting them putting the case on incorrectly… they did not even consider these options at all), and didn’t want anything to do with me or my dad. Stacy was very rude to my father in front of her own manager and even walked away from the desk. I was surprised that an employee behaved in this manner and the manager allowed this. I would never talk to a customer or my elder like the way this place did. These people are just about sales. I received my money back after a big hassle and the manager of the store manager being called and upgraded at the Apple store in Mayfair mall. The Apple store tells me they have never heard of Pelican phone cases, nor do they touch your phone. They walk you through these steps and you’re out. You live and you learn though.

Came here for a phone upgrade that was past due for the past two years. I’ve been happy with the 4s so far.
I’ve been to 4 of the authorized ATT stores. They are all different in location some kiosk, some end on strip centers and middle of a strip center. I was happy to see 2 familiar faces from two other stores.
During the release of the latest 6s and 6s Plus it can be very busy after 5: PM. They have a ATM that will take payments cash or credit. People paying bills. They staff up and the manager Nathan greeted everyone as soon as they enter.
Nathan reviewed the difference between 6 and the 6S 6plus. I roughly knew what I wanted but Tony helped me to decide for sure I was in between two phones and was very happy with my final choice. Activating a phone at this time on Tuesday, while all the other stores across the nation is in the process of doing the same thing resulted in a bottleneck at Apple servers with errors in activation they instructed me on how to activate it in the store or at home. It took close to 45 minutes to get activated.
And they assisted in showing me how to get my apps, contacts, music, notes off the cloud they were ok with me hanging around to migrate 4 email accts. They have two restaurants sandwich or Mexican, next door and wifi is quite fast.
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When it comes to cellphones At&t is the leader. The staff at this location is great. They are very helpful and do their best to resolve any issue you may have. One thing to be careful with is if you order online and chose to pick up your new cellphone in store. You are asked online to provide your credit card info. When you pick up your phone they swipe your card to complete the order. This can cause problems if you have multiple lines that you are upgrading. Because they have to swipe your card for each separate order, which throws up red flags for your credit card company. The only con about this location in there parking lot is very cramped.

Walking in to just get an inquiry turns out leaving with new services and cut in costs. From the moment of walking into the store we were cordially greeted by a customer service representative. It was a hectic but well controlled environment. CSM Collin was amazing. Very knowledgable and very well customer service oriented. We’ve spent a total of a little over two hours in there and Collin was very patient and saved us money on our services. I’d highly recommend visiting this core location if you’re looking for a change in services or simply starting up new services. Job well done to the staff on 76^th street Att. Thanks again!

Nice, friendly workers, but they don’t know much beyond the very basics. I was the last man on earth still using a Blackberry, but it was an AT&T Blackberry so I should have been able to come in and get some technical assistance with it. On more than one occasion, they were not only not able to help, they really couldn’t admit that they didn’t know what they were doing, and gave some very inaccurate advice. On all of those occasions I did figure out what to do myself, but it took an inordinate amount of time online, and after I did find the fix, and called the store back, no one was interested in learning what I had learned. Then, when I was shopping around to replace the aging Blackberry (well really the declining amount of supported applications was the problem, the hardware was fine), I found the crew unable to give me a very sophisticated comparison of what was available. They were fine with comparing cameras, music storage capacity and other superficial details I could have gotten from reading the labels, but they just couldn’t relate to someone who uses his phone for work. This location isn’t far from the South Side Best Buy, which surprisingly, has workers in their mobile phone section that are much more competently helpful than the workers here. The Best Buy also has a much better selection of accessories (like protective cases), with a shorter average wait for help.

Well my internet works for $ 42 a month.

ATT IS WORTHLESS! I changed over to ATT and I had my number ported which means I requested them to retrieve my exciting number and have it saved. I have had this number for over 30 years. They told me I have to cancel my exciting service before they would even be able to make an appointment for them to come out and install my new ATT service. I thought this was crazy and after 2 hours arguing over the phone I decided to give in. I canceled my old service and ATT would be coming out in 10 days to hook up my new service. Yes you read correctly. 10 DAY’S WITHOUT INTERNET & A LAND LINE. Finally 10 days later the guy is here to hook me up but he says he is only hooking up my internet. He tells me my phone line hook up was cancelled. Well I am the only one who can cancel it and I did not. Long story short they lost my number and there is no way to get it back. So that is why they are worthless. All you do is talk to pleasant robot humans that think they can help you with anything only to find out you will be given a different number to call and you will repeat everything all over again & again & again. The last thing you will hear from all the people you talk to is don’t text & drive. As much as I agree with that phrase I prefer not to have it running through my head as I close my eyes to go to sleep. =)
It’s pretty sad when something like this happens. ATT did not walk me through anything. Make sure you have everything in writing because of course when my 1^st bill came the special offer I was to receive for 12 months was not the price on my bill. So back to the robot’s I go.

Had to get a replacement phone and an upgrade, two separate phones lines. Only took 10 mins no waiting. Knowledgable staff with fast attentive service, minimal sales pitches. Big plus, it’s right by Kopps!

My dad is a pretty simple, old-​fashioned guy, so when his first cellphone doubled as a smartphone (even though he didn’t have a data plan) I was pretty dubious. After he left me three accidental voicemails peppered with more swears than I thought him capable of, I decided that it was time for him to get a new phone.
So we went in, were immediately greeted by a friendly host, and added to the list. My dad explained that he needed something that wasn’t a touchscreen and had bigger buttons so that his «fat fingers» could actually manage to do things on his phone. I explained he needed something that wouldn’t constantly trigger facebook, gps, or any of the other functions that require the data package he doesn’t have (and that add a couple bucks to his bill every time he hits them on accident.)
We ended up speaking with Edwin, who was very helpful! He was polite, friendly, listened attentively to our problem, before directing us to the basic phone section. My dad didn’t seem to impressed with the collection, Edwin gave us the resources we needed to find a better selection of phones for our exchange.
This was the most pleasant experience I’ve ever had in a phone store.

I did a bad thing. While celebrating a friend’s birthday, I got careless and lost track of my cell phone. When I woke up the next morning, of course ready to check my email I realized it wasn’t in my pants pocket (Was still wearing the pants. And my shoes. That’s another story for another day.). Panicking as you could imagine, I remember that I have a somewhat broken phone, still under warranty sitting around the house. Hoping against hope for a resolution that doesn’t involve busting out the Visa, I grab the thing and head to the wireless store that I have always done business with. The consultant, Gerald, could not have been more helpful. He examined the phone, saw that it was under warranty and set to work in getting it replaced for me. Even going so far as to give me advice in how to deal with the people I was dealing with on the phone, he took care of me. This is not the first time I have gotten exceptional service from this store. The last time they helped me out in pushing forward the upgrade date on my account, allowing me to pick up a new phone to replace another one I had broken. Don’t ask, I’m brutal on my phones. A lot of people seem to gripe about their experiences in dealing with wireless companies, and in other respects I’m not a huge fan of AT&T, but these guys surely do what they can to provide a positive solution to whatever problem you might have.