Y. Bhattacharya in Concord

I have purchased furniture from Forgali on two different occasions. The first experience was OK - nothing to write home about. It was on the second occasion, just about a year ago around Christmas, that their services really disturbed me. Firstly, please be careful when you sign on their forms, they don't tell you that all purchases are final. Even in good faith, they will give you enormous trouble if you want to refund. None of the furniture in the showroom has any prices - you need to negotiate. The sales lady there will first try to sell you a good looking piece purportedly made by "Menonites", but won't have any papers to show. Prices can easily fluctuate by 100% or more. I would never buy from this store. Just look up their profile in Better Business Bureau and you know what I am talking about.

Over the past six years, I have taken about half a dozen computers (brand makes like Dell) for troubleshooting or upgrades. Fujitech provides a very useful service to the community - when you contrast the services provided by Joseph (a rarity these days) with having to replace the system (instead of repairing) or getting it repaired by a school student on a part-time gig with a so called large "factory" chain store. Most large chains won't touch your computer without a fee, and even then, you're not sure if your computer can be fixed.