Midwest Home Supply — Attraction in Eau Claire

SCAM! DO NOT SHOP HERE!

We ordered a full furniture set from this place, when our pickup date was coming up we attempted to contact the store to ensure all of our pieces were ready for pickup. We did not hear anything back from anyone at store.

After driving 3.5 hours to pickup our full set of furniture we were informed that the entire set was not available for pickup. Nobody in management was working this day, we were told we be contacted the following day.

After a month has gone by we still have not received our missing piece to our furniture set, nor have even been contacted by anyone at the store. Keep in mind, we did pay full price for this set at the same time we ordered everything.

After multiple phone calls, emails, Facebook messages to the store, without hearing back from anyone it seems that the management at Midwest Home Supply does not have any plans on getting us our furniture. The management here has no problem with treating their customer’s poorly, or at this point dare I say, “stealing” your money.

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!

Update:

We were offered a discount upon pick up nearly two months later, we picked up the remaining pieces to our set, no manager was available at the time. No discount has...

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