Best Buy Learns That Data Protection Can Be A Customer Issue

A Best Buy customer learns the hard way that data protection is not their top priority.

When a Cincinnati man brought his hard-drive to Best Buy to be repaired, he was told that he couldn’t have his old hard-drive back. But fear not, he was told: the drive would be made useless by having holes drilled in it.A few months later, the fully intact drive is purchased at a flea market in Chicago for $25.Read the entire StorefrontBacktalk.com story here.