RadioShack

Philadelphia, Vereinigte Staaten

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+1 215-271-0973
Webseite:
radioshack.com
Adresse:
Whitman Plaza 330 Oregon, Philadelphia, PA, 19148
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel
870 m2nd and wolf
1000 m2nd and Jackson
1.1 km2nd and Snyder
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Ortszeit (Philadelphia) 20:43 Freitag, 29. November 2024

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Freitag 10:00 – 21:00
Samstag 10:30 – 21:00
Sonntag 10:00 – 18:00

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Radio Shacks are pretty antiquated by today’s Best Buy/​Circuit City/​cell phone-​provider stores. Still, they’re so antiquated, that when you need help with antiquated electronics — e.g. a cassette tape recorder, you can count on them to help.
Miscounted. This Radio Shack was not helpful with me at all, and either not knowing the technology, or misunderstanding my needs, sold me a bunch of useless crap. When I went to return said useless crap, they gave me the runaround about returning… forcing me to return it at another location.
Why is it that stores in lower-​class neighborhoods always think you’re hustling them? That’s a sociological problem I’ll take to the grave.