Re: Let's start over

No it is not unbelieable. If anything it should be more. If you
(meaning people) want your data and you don't know how to do it, well
we (meaning geek squad) can do it. Yes, it is extremely easy to us,
but not to you, and our time is not worth nothing. So. yes we will
charge you up to $140 to do a data transfer. Our time is more valuable
to you at the moment because you failed to backup your own data like
you are supposed to.

This comes up countless time and I am tired of hearing and seeing it.
If you break a valve and need it fixed you hire a plumber and you
(meaning people) will pay what the plumber tells you to pay. But for
some reason when it comes to computer you (again, people) think it
should be done for free.

This message goes out to everyone. Yes we know how to do these things,
we are nice people, and we want to help people, but Best Buy is a
business. How long will your business stay up if you kept working for
free?

On Mon, Jan 31, 2011 at 10:46 PM, Jay Scalf <[email protected]> wrote:
> charged $100 extra to move his data from the old to new machine.
> (Unbelievable, eh?)

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