Awful service and super expensive! I came in to send a fax and the prices weren’t posted. They charged me $ 2.19PERPAGE!!! I could have bought a fax machine for less! The guy«helping» me didn’t really care. He was multitasking and hit really giving anyone the attention they needed. Ugh.
Jon H.
Tu valoración: 1 White Plains, NY
Too expensive and nobody freakin helps you… I don’t like this store and avoid it like a trip to the dentist. Oh, and by the way, I have no teeth! Haha
Barry F.
Tu valoración: 1 New York, NY
Yesterday, November 16, 2009, I decided to buy a replacement TN-350 black toner cartridge for my Brother laser printer. I checked and found that the price of the Staples-brand remanufactured cartridge was not that much less than that of the original equipment cartridge, made by Brother. The latter is Staples Item #585456 and the price shown for this item was(and, one day later, still is) $ 66.99. I clicked the«Check in Store Availability» link, entered my zip code and found that the item was«in stock» at my local Staples store(5680 Broadway and W. 234th St., Bronx, NY). When I found the item in the store, though, I got an unpleasant surprise. The displayed price was $ 76.99! I complained about the discrepancy to a salesperson, who directed me to the store manager. He went to a computer, brought up the Staples web site, saw that I was correct and agreed to charge me $ 66.99. When I asked for an explanation for the higher price in the store, his response amounted to no more than hand-waving. I pity the unsuspecting customer who enters the store without having looked on line or who is not as assertive of his/her rights as I was. This dual pricing amounts to a bait-and-switch scam by Staples. They should be forced to end this disgraceful practice.