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Best Buy Charges You $29 For A Restoration Disc You Don't Need

Best Buy Charges You $29 For A Restoration Disc You Don't Need

By Meg Marco October 25, 2007

Best Buy has recently come under fire for selling people “restoration cds” at the ridiculous price of $29 dollars. PC World caught 3 of 5 Best Buy salespeople insisting that consumers couldn’t make the recovery discs themselves and would either need to buy them from Best Buy or the manufacturer (for more than Best Buy charges.) This just simply isn’t true.

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