Best Buy S.E. Denver

I had an incredibly disappointing experience at the Best Buy Park Meadows store after purchasing a new microwave from the store. I brought my old microwave to recycle—something Best Buy clearly states they accept on their own website—but the store manager, JJ Jacquay, refused to take it. There was no explanation that made sense, just a flat refusal that contradicted Best Buy’s published recycling policy. To make matters worse, the interaction felt dismissive and unhelpful. I’ve already notified the district manager, Josh Mechum, about how poorly this was handled. For contrast, I drove to the Best Buy in Aurora, and they accepted the microwave for recycling immediately with zero issues. That’s how a store that values customers should operate. Because of this experience, I will no longer be doing business with the Park Meadows location. I strongly recommend visiting other Best Buy stores—like Aurora—that actually follow company policy and treat customers with respect.

I called to ask to if I could recycle my tv at the Lone Tree store because the store in Parker said they couldn’t recycle an tv larger than 50 inches and the guy couldn’t answer the question. He just started telling me about service charges in California, Michigan, Hawaii and other states that I don’t live in. He kept dodging the question and also talked about mailing it in and how that process works but I told him I just want to know if I can drop it off at the store

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