My husband and I recently visted the Best Buy store in Humble, Texas. We purchase a refrigerator and TV. The sales consultant was charning and very good at helping us spend our money. He was so helpful that he decided to write a check that he could not cash. He told us that he would notate in our account so we would not have to pay for the installation kit for the TV to be wall mounted with the wires going through the wall instead of being visible. To our surprise, the installation team called us not only requesting that we pay the fee prior to installation, the consultant notated in our account that we would pay the fee on installation day. This was total OPPOSITE of the commitment that the Best Buy Consultant made with us. Ironically when attempting to speak with the consultant, he was on vacation. When attempting to speak with the consultant’s supervisor, I was talked at and told that his employee does not lie, and it was a miscommunication. His code of ethics was to solve the miscommunication by punishing the customer. The options given was we could purchase the service, not purchase the service, or take our business elsewhere. That does not seem in line with the advertised Code of Ethics from the Best Buy CEO. Although the supervisor’s demeanor was pleasant, he was TOTALLY dismissive of fault and not open to rectifying it. At the end of the conversation, he also felt the need to exert his authority by telling me, the customer, that no one EVER reverses his decisions. It is sad and unsettling that after being a loyal customer for 20+ years, I was basically told to shove it and no loyalty was given to me, one of the people that pays his salary.