Voltz Technologies

Great small town electronics store. They always amaze me when I'm looking for specific cables, cords, chargers... they magically always have it.

- Elan Mumme

Absolutely wonderful customer service--Lisa was patient, thorough, and kind in helping me deal with a worrisome situation!

- Annette Mattingly

Went in to get my phone screen fixed when visiting my cabin (broke on the trip up). If I remember correctly they close at 2pm on Saturday, closed Sunday and open Monday. They would have needed to order the screen for an iphone7 which takes 2-3 days or overnight shipping for $20. The customer service was great and the employee even came outside as I was leaving to help me set up a virtual home button since my is not working due to the screen crack so I can use my phone while it’s cracked until it gets fixed. Thank you!

- Sarah S

I walked into volts with my son a couple months ago to switch over phones on my Verizon account . She was unable to help me but demanded I pay a fee of $20. I told her nicely that I was sorry but I’m not going to pay her money when she was unable to help me . She screamed at me in front of my son and told me I’m never allowed back in the store . I reported this to the Verizon corporation . They also informed me she should not be charging people 20 dollars either . I was so sad I actually cried because of how she treated me . It’s unacceptable and was very upsetting considering I pay a lot of money for my bill every month . Nobody should be treated that way . I also work at a business in town and my employer hired them to fix a computer. She told the employer that if she comes to fix the computer I need to sit in the back room. Highly unprofessional and in human to say where I can stand or be in my place of work because she chooses to dislike. She continued to talk horrible about me to my other employees. All over $20 dollars they tried to take from me. I highly highly recommend Wolfland computers and hobby across the street. He's a wonderful person and does a high quality job.

- macie anderson

I visited Voltz today to activate a handset I bought elsewhere. It had the wrong type of SIM, so Verizon told me to go to any Verizon store to get the correct one, which I was promised would be free. The lady I spoke to at Voltz wasn't friendly. She got what she told me was the correct SIM, then wanted $40 to get the phone activated. This is a service that is free at all the other Verizon stores. Well done. You've lost a customer for life, plus dozens of referrals.

- Kate Ell