I came into this Best Buy to replace my ZAGG screen protector, which comes with a lifetime replacement when purchased through Best Buy. After checking out, the associate did not hand me a receipt. I didn’t think much of it at the time because I could have asked for one or chosen a digital receipt.
As I was leaving, I installed the new screen protector, threw the packaging away, and even asked the security guard if I could use the trash can. He had watched me install it. He then asked to see my receipt. I honestly told him that I hadn’t been given one.
Instead of handling the situation professionally, he responded with a sarcastic comment implying that if I had actually purchased it, I would have had a receipt. It made me feel like I was being accused of stealing something I had just paid for.
I understand that loss prevention has a job to do, but there’s a respectful way to verify a purchase without immediately treating a paying customer like a thief. It turned what should have been a simple warranty replacement into a frustrating and embarrassing experience.
I hope Best Buy provides better training on how to approach customers in these situations.
Response from Best Buy
July 14, 2026
Hello, David,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. Being accused of stealing is never a light matter, so we can understand your concern. We'd be happy to document your experience here on a corporate level. Please connect with us through social media. You can find us on Facebook (https://bby.me/kXV3kk), Twitter/X (https://bby.me/w9lhV0), or Instagram (https://bby.me/cUCMCx). Please reference Google Review, #187045.
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