GEO - Morioka

There is no problem with the assortment, but the quality of the clerk is terrible. Besides, can't you say hello to me? Are you willing to do it? This shop doesn't seem to emphasize the basics. It may be safer to avoid nervous people. There are many decent stores in Morioka.

Every time I look at a used smartphone, a clerk flies. I want you to choose slowly.

It was a very good customer service. It was a satisfying purchase with product knowledge.

All the clerk are polite and work fast. I am always grateful for your help.

The new store is good. Despite its size, the number of rentals is smaller than I expected.

I went to dispose of the game for moving a few years ago. As a result, both software and hardware are retro and cannot be purchased. I had no choice but to throw everything away and move. At that time, I had no idea that the only way to buy it was at a physical store, and of course I didn't think of flea markets online. Currently, software is being purchased at a higher price due to demand for flea market apps and online purchases, and hardware is being traded at surprising prices. Regarding my hardware, the operation is normal, with a box, no missing parts, cushioning material and plastic bag as they were at the time of purchase, with a questionnaire postcard and an instruction manual. This is a retro top maniac model, and several models. If it is new, it is sold for more than 200,000, and if it is used and there is no box or instruction manual (or if it is not good, there is no AC adapter), it is sold for 50,000 to 80,000. It is a simple calculation that throws away more than 200,000 average values. I'm sorry that I thought it was worthless, but I can't buy it at GEO, but if you're dealing with retro machines, you can give me advice as much as buying it at a high price. It's really annoying. I bought a new PSP main unit and new software (Monhan), which was popular at that time, at another store GEO, and when I went to sell the main unit and software one week later, I was told that I could not buy it because the instruction manual was a little broken. I will buy the PSP itself, but will I return the software? teeth? Do you want to sell the main unit and take only the software home? teeth? Are you stupid? I came to my head and said, "I don't need software, so please dispose of it." The main body is almost new and there was demand, so you can buy the software at a price as a bonus ... Is it a poor business? After I got home, I threw away the GEO card. GEO will never go.

The DVD assortment is poor. I was surprised that I didn't put any famous things. Is it a matter of scale? Basically, there is no greeting from the staff and there is no ambition. The display of comics is also difficult to understand.