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I purchased the fridge in March, along with a standard 2-year Geek Squad protection ($21.99). Soon serious frosting developed around the freezer door, which made it almost impossible to open it. I inquired about the problem at Best Buy Cambridge store. The Geek Squad explained I need to call the national service hotline (800-433-5778). When I called the hotline, an agent told me that I had to take the fridge myself or ship it to a local store to have the problem examined.
Only at Best BuyOrganize your snacks and beverages easily with this Insignia™ NS-CF26BK6 compact refrigerator, which offers glass shelving and can storage for flexibility. Electromechanical controls offer easy adjustments.
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Freezer frosting blocks door, everything else good
on July 30, 2017
Posted by: MPhone
Verified Purchase:Yes
I purchased this fridge online in March (Total order: $117.60), for which I bought a standard 2-year Geek Squad protection ($21.99). Soon after it arrived, serious frosting developed around the freezer door, which made it almost impossible to open it. I inquired about the problem at Best Buy Cambridge store. The Geek Squad clerk explained that I need to call the national service hotline (800-433-5778). When I called the hotline, the agent told me that I had to take the fridge myself or ship it to a local store to have the problem examined.
This reviewer is a member of the Best Buy Tech Insider Network Program. This invitation-only program provides BestBuy.com reviewers with manufacturer-supplied products for the purpose of writing honest, unbiased and usage-based reviews. Outside of receiving products to test and review, Best Buy Tech Insider Network Reviewers are not compensated in any other way.
I’d like to share some of my shopping experiences at Best Buy. I bought a Moto G3 (3rd Generation) cell phone on Best Buy in Nov 2015 (Total order: $261.23), including a 2-year accidental Geek Squad protection plan ($69.99). In May 2017, I bought an iPhone 7 plus for more than $1,000 at a Best Buy Cambridge store (MA). I did not trade in the Moto G3 when I bought the iPhone because I was unable to secure any help for transferring user inf from the Moto G3 to the new iPhone. Later that week, I managed to back up the inf on the Moto G3 with help from Apple customer service. Unfortunately the Moto G3 got damaged at the screen before I found time to trade it in. I visited the Best Buy Cambridge store recently on July 12, hoping to buy a case for my new iPhone and have the Moto G3 traded or repaired. To my surprise, the Geek Squad staff demanded an extra $50 for replacing the damaged Moto G3. As I was no longer using the Moto G3 and had little time to go through the processes of shipping and followup, I gave up. Another experience I had at Best Buy is about a fridge I purchased on the website this March (Total order: $117.60), for which I bought a standard 2-year Geek Squad protection ($21.99). Soon after it arrived, serious frosting developed around the freezer door, which made it almost impossible to open it. I inquired about the problem at Best Buy Cambridge store. The Geek Squad clerk explained that I need to call the national service hotline (800-433-5778). When I called the hotline, the agent told me that I had to take the fridge myself or ship it to a local store to have the problem examined.