Top Software company in San Bruno
YouTube, LLC
901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States
We subscribe to multiple channels on YouTube and love that people can create their own platforms....
Moxie
851 Traeger Ave Suite 210, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States
I work at Moxie, so am probably a little biased.
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BAY AREA COMPUTER REPAIRS
824 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States
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Victory Honda of San B...
345 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States
Very Fast and effective dealership.. the whole Team is very accommodating.. specially their Manag...
Boardwalk Investments
715 El Camino Real UNIT 212, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States
We applied for a unit in San Francisco. Shortly after submitting our application, they informed us that the owner had changed their mind. Instead of a full refund we received a partial amount that we had paid. Their specialist mentioned that it is nothing they can do and the software company is responsible for holding the rest of our fee.As a customer, I don’t care what is happening behind a scene. I paid an amount of money for a service. Shortly after paying that service was not provided. I want all my money back. If the company has to pay out of their pocket because of their negligence it is not my fault.
Hyundai of San Bruno
1178 El Camino Real, San Bruno, CA 94066, United States
Brought my car here Friday 5/5/23 after getting it back from being stolen, recovered, and repaired. Hyundai is pushing a software update for the ongoing thefts that are happening with their vehicles. Supposedly an engine immobilizer or something. I picked it up 5/6 and my car was again stolen today 5/8/23. Called to attempt to speak with someone and explain my situation find out why the software update didnt work and find out about a tracker in my vehicle. The person who answered the phone (said her name is Brandy) was less than kind about the whole situation. I explained to her my car was stolen and she asked me if I wanted to make an appointment. When I asked if she understood what I said she transferred my call without telling me to a non-working number. I then called back about 5 times before she answered because everytime I called she transferred me to the same non-working number. I kindly explained to her that she was being rude and asked for compassion as my Hyundai has been stolen, yet again after their failed software update. If you have a Hyundai you should really look into if its the kind that is being targeted consider selling or something because this company is offering nothing to us but rude employees and wasted time as a thanks for purchasing their vehicles.