PLEASE DO NOT BUY FROM HERE! We purchased a dresser, and the salesman originally said delivery was $80, but since we lived only two blocks away, he reduced it to $40. He even suggested we use his dolly or take it ourselves to save the fee. We ended up transporting it in our own car, as encouraged by him.
When we got it home and opened the box (the dresser comes pre-assembled), we noticed right away that one side wasn’t properly secured and one of the drawers wouldn’t close. Since the salesman had told us the dresser came with a one-year warranty, we weren’t too worried and planned to call the next day.
I called the following morning at 10 a.m. and was told to text pictures to a number. I sent them, but hours went by with no response. I called again at 3 p.m., and the same person admitted he “forgot to reply,” which already felt unprofessional.
Then I was told I would have to bring the dresser back myself to get it fixed. This dresser is large, heavy, and on the second floor of my home — it took two people to carry it upstairs. I asked if someone could come fix it at my home, and was told it would cost $40. Worse, if the technician couldn’t fix it on-site, I would still have to bring it in. I have never heard of such an unreasonable policy. Every other company I’ve dealt with honors warranties by sending service to the customer, especially when the product arrives defective.
The salesman blamed me for picking it up myself, claiming that if they had delivered it and noticed the issue, it would have been repaired for free. That was never explained to me at the time of purchase. If it had been, I would have either inspected the dresser in the store or paid the delivery fee.
In the end, we had to spend our own time fixing the dresser ourselves — something that only took a few minutes but cost this business a loyal customer. Selling a defective item and then trying to charge customers extra under a warranty is dishonest.
Please do better and train your staff to provide clear information and basic courtesy. Common courtesy is free.
Attached pics how it came in, clearly not correctly stapled or nailed in causing front...
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