Best Buy Dublin

Went in for a simple USB-C dongle and left with a full-blown headache. My cashier, Syed, asked if I wanted to sign up for the store’s “Rewards card.” I asked multiple times whether it was a credit card, and he repeatedly insisted it was not. Fine, I thought — it’s 2025, who doesn’t have some kind of harmless rewards program? You buy things, you earn points, the company spams your inbox — no big deal. But the moment the keypad asked for my net income, alarms went off. I asked again, “Is this a credit card?” Syed again said no. This back-and-forth went on until the screen finally spelled it out in giant letters: Credit. Card. I literally pointed at the word “CREDIT” on the screen, and Syed still waved it off as “just a rewards card.” Only after the signup was complete — and only after I pressed the issue in front of other staff — did anyone admit that yes, I had just been signed up for a credit card. The final insult? The card shows up with a big VISA logo on it. That’s not a “rewards card.” That’s a credit card. There’s no semantic universe in which those two things are the same. This wasn’t a misunderstanding. It was deliberate, persistent misrepresentation to juice their signup numbers — and it crossed the line from “pushy” to “predatory.” I blame myself for not walking away sooner, but no customer should have to interrogate an employee over and over just to avoid being tricked into opening a line of credit. If this happens to anyone else, call Best Buy’s credit card services immediately and have the account canceled before it hits your credit report. And frankly, until Best Buy stops playing word games with people’s financial information, you’re better off buying your tech from Amazon or literally anyone else.

Went in for a price match for my Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra which had dropped during Cyber Monday. No questions asked, in-n-out in 5 mins. Checked my bill, checked online price, done!

When I said I want to pick..they mailed my stuff and when I said please mail my computer the asked me to pick it from the shop.. Hope they coordinate well

Amazing support by Barrett for my camera purchase. Very patient, highly knowledgeable, keen to help. If I could have this experience consistently at Best Buy,.which is a rarity, I would shop exclusively at Best buy.