Best Buy’s computer optimization service is a scam, according to a January 4th article posted on The Consumerist. Working with Consumer Reports, The Consumerist attempted to purchase computers from Best Buy that had not already been “optimized.” When The Consumerist’s secret shoppers were informed that there weren’t any models available that hadn’t been optimized, the secret shoppers were required to pay an extra $39.99 for the unwanted optimization service. Check out the original article as posted on The Consumerist;

Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money

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Written by | Mike Steben

Mike enjoys computers and technology, playing the piano, selling stuff on eBay, playing video games, cooking, and eating at Teddy's Pizza. He started CompuNoodle in 2009 and loves to hear from his readers.