I've needed quarters for laundry for such a long time, so I brought my spare change to them to exchange for quarters and they said that they don't take loose change anymore and that I had to put them into rolls. I got empty rolls from them and then spent 15 minutes in my car putting the change into rolls. When I went back they were 1 minute after close and they wouldn't let me in for a quick minute to get quarters even after I showed that I spent all that time putting the change into rolls! He smirked at me and said, "you can come back tomorrow." So I left and went to TD bank where they don't require you to put the coins into rolls, they also close later and are open on Sundays (unlike B of A). This is not my first time dealing with terrible customer service from B of A. I'm closing my accounts with them and moving to TD, where I already opened an account. I may not have a ton of money in my account right now but I graduate with an engineering degree this year, so if you look at the life time value of me as a customer, they messed up. I highly suggest not using Bank of America for your finances. ~Parth

It would've been a better experience if not for the fact that this Redbox kiosk is placed just beyond the covered part of the outdoor area/walkway of CVS where, if it's raining hard, you get poured on while trying to rent your movie/video game. If they'd just placed the kiosk a few feet to the left, the kiosk would be below the covered part of the walkway, where there'd be some protection from the rain. To make matters worse, there's a sunguard screen thingamajig over the touchscreen that you have to hold up with one hand while trying to type on the touchscreen with the other. Not a problem when you're first renting, but, if you're *returning* discs, it feels like you need a third hand to do all that while also juggling with trying to hold onto the discs being returned. It's the same deal at the Redbox kiosk outside of the Rt. 1 South CVS in North Brunswick (where we got drizzled on last summer, come to think of it...). They should follow the example of the outdoor Redbox kiosk that's outside of the Walgreens at the corner of Handy St & Jersey Ave in New Brunswick. That one might be in a relatively sketchier neighborhood, yet it's under a covered part of the walkway outside. After getting a pretty good rain-soaking the last time we rented at this kiosk outside of the Livingston Ave CVS, I made a note to self to *only* go to an indoor one (or to the Walgreens one, sketchy neighborhood or not) if it happens to be raining when we feel like renting a movie again. If it hadn't been for that, I'd have rated it much higher. Getting rained on while trying to check out the selection and having my jacket soaked with rain by the time the discs came out of the machine made it a miserable experience. To add insult to injury, since the adjacent CVS closes at 10 and the rest of the shopping center has businesses that close earlier than that (except for the Burger King, though that's a bit further away from the kiosk), the area's pretty dimly lit, compared to other places. Thankfully, the neighborhood isn't a bad one, but it's still a bit tension-inducing if going there alone late at night. ~Queen

Was mislead to this place. This was just the Target store and they don't fix cracked screens there. This needs to not be included in the search for phone repair. ~Danielle

I don't typically post a negative review, but my experience at this nail salon left a lot to be desired. The price chart is outdated and the prices displayed aren't valid. I got tips with acrylic, so $55 plus tips, I ended up with these nails. The nails are just straight, no shape whatsoever. I asked for the nail shape that the nail tech had, which was almond shaped. The nails were round and after having her file the sides to shape it more, it remained round. I'm not sure what kind of bulbs they use in their UV/LED light, but it caused my hands to be dry, rough and peeling. My daughter got her nails done at the same time, and her hands are the same, as well as a rash on top of her hand. ~Preya