A:AnswerIf you have it and purchased the item in the store they can come to your house to work on it if not you can schedule a geek squad member to come out and work on it but will have to pay for the service
A:AnswerHi,
This does not mean that your Best Buy Totaltech Yearly Subscription and AppleCare+ will not apply to an unlocked iPhone.
As long as you purchase your unlocked iPhone from a reputable retailer, such as Apple, Amazon, or directly from your carrier, your Best Buy Totaltech Yearly Subscription and AppleCare+ will still apply. You just need to buy the device while you have an active membership and register it with BB.
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A:AnswerI couldn't quote which modem and router that he would need to get but I do know that total check would come out hook it up for you and make sure everything was correct
A:AnswerBecareful when you purchase total tech, when you call you get to ONLY try to talk to someone who cannot hardly speak ANY English, nor do they understand hardly any English!
A:AnswerHi,
Yes, Best Buy Totaltech Yearly Membership can help older seniors with tech support such as password resets on multiple devices, using the camera on an iPhone and forwarding a photo to someone, and WiFi re-connection for multiple devices.
Here are some examples of how Totaltech can help:
Password resets: Totaltech agents can walk you through resetting passwords on your iPhone, computer, and other devices. They can also help you create strong, unique passwords for each account.
Using the camera on an iPhone and forwarding a photo to someone: Totaltech agents can teach you how to use the camera on your iPhone to take photos and videos. They can also help you forward photos and videos to other people via email, text message, or social media.
WiFi re-connection for multiple devices: Totaltech agents can help you troubleshoot and reconnect your WiFi network on multiple devices, such as your iPhone, computer, and smart TV.
Totaltech support is available 24/7, so you can get help with your tech problems whenever you need it. You can get support in-store, over the phone, or online.
Here are some tips for getting the most out of Totaltech support:
Be specific about your problem: When you call or chat with a Totaltech agent, be as specific as possible about the problem you're having. This will help the agent troubleshoot the problem more quickly and efficiently.
Have your devices ready: When you're talking to a Totaltech agent, it's helpful to have your devices powered on and ready to go. This will make it easier for the agent to help you troubleshoot the problem.
Be patient: Tech support can sometimes be frustrating, but it's important to be patient with the Totaltech agent. They're there to help you, and they're doing their best to solve your problem.
If you're a senior citizen, Totaltech can be a valuable resource for helping you with your tech problems. With Totaltech, you can get unlimited support from experienced tech experts, 24/7.
I hope this helps!
A:AnswerHi,
Yes, you can get your headlights and rear lights installed on your car with a Best Buy Totaltech™ Yearly Membership.
Best Buy Totaltech members receive 20% off labor for all Geek Squad services, including car audio and video installation. Car light installation is typically charged by the hour, so the exact cost will vary depending on the make and model of your car, as well as the type of lights you are having installed.
To schedule a car light installation appointment, you can either call Geek Squad at 1-888-BEST-BUY or visit your local Best Buy store. Be sure to have your Totaltech membership number ready when you schedule your appointment.
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A:AnswerI cannot answer this particular question due to being my first month as a Total Tech member. I would imagine they can, just give the geek squad a call and ask or via text thru the website.
A:AnswerThe employees at store won't tell you, but it is in the online information kind of buried. If after warranty they charge, they will also tell you to go to the manufacturer if under warranty, makes no sense.
