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Pacific Power Batteries

Pacific Power Batteries

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107 E Cedar St, Mount Vernon, Washington, 98273, United States
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Dec 28, 2017
This place hasn’t failed me yet... Great service from Max today... knows his stuff.. even with commercial batteries. Seems that if you need it... they have it...

Jan 19, 2018
Excellent place to get your batteries.. Almost any kind.. Great service and great prices also!!

Mar 17, 2018
Batteries for just about anything, lots of accessories too. Great helpful staff, good value.

Feb 24, 2017
The crew here is always helpful and friendly. We come here to recycle our batteries and every so often have a special question regarding a particular issue. They always have the answer. Pure professionalism at its best.

Jun 21, 2017
Sad, sad my 10 minutes experience at this place was awful they have no manners not even a" hi "to welcome you ..."what you need"... was my welcoming from this rude chick after I wait like 8 minutes standing there ,cause she was helping somebody else and making the people feel uncomfortable with her attitude ,finally she helped me and omg i couldn't believe her rudeness she have no customer service skills at all.. in my opinion I was thinking why you don't find a different job look for something what makes u happy, let the job for somebody else idk do something else besides customer service... well so far I'm not going back again at this place

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