Salvage World Of Gulfport — Local services in Gulfport

I have question for anyone who's bought a mattress from this place. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.......So we purchased a Dreamcloud mattress from here for $500. For about the first month it seemed pretty comfortable, until it wasn't. The sides are now horribly sagging. The most comfortable spot on the whole mattress is a very small area dead in the middle of the mattress but it's about a 2 day hike.....uphill, to get to it. The thing is, my husband built the platform for it which was essentially a "floating bed" platform. At first I felt like maybe there wasn't enough support under the heavy mattress and that's why it was sagging but then he reinforced the support. Fast forward to now I can't take it anymore. I wake up so sore every single morning and I'm now in search of a new mattress. Google tells me that "Dreamcloud" is rated as the number 1 preferred mattress with the specs that I'm looking for. So here's the question...... Has anyone else had bad luck with a mattress you purchased from Salvage World?? Could the reason for them being so cheap compared to everywhere else that sells them be because they're "lemons"? Ours came in the box and we followed the directions on removing it from the box so I honestly didn't think that anything could have been wrong with it when we bought it but if it's the number 1 most preferred brand, something went wrong somewhere and I'm just trying to keep from buying another torture device!! Please help, any suggestions, advice or insight on other people's experience with purchasing a mattress from this place is greatly appreciated.

Worst store on the planet!!! Sales associates have no clue what they are doing, manager is rude and half the crap that you get from there is broke, damaged, JUNK, period!! Don't expect an honest answer from any of the employees, they don't know the policies..... Just the worst experience ever!!! Good luck if you choose to shop in this...

Always find great deal on everything. Bought a lot of appliances furniture and tools never had an issue.a nd weve sent family and friends to shop there as well. Always great service Until today. We were looking at a craftsman belt disk sander and the safety switch was missing. We assumed that it was removed for store safety and went to the front to ask for assistance. The first young lady stated she didn't know anything about tools and brought us to a young man sitting at the front desk.chatting with female employee. My husband asked for the safety switch and the young man's response was we have a few and he went back to talking and laughing with the young ladies. When we had put the tool back and we were leaving we let the young man know he had cost the store the sale of not only toe tool but the couch and loveseat we had chosen. He said what tool is it too. My husband was just ready to go and said it was too late now. In a very rude tone the employees comment was "well see ya". And he then got up and walked away. I would understand if he was busy but he was sitting while everyone else appeared to be working. Just laughing and joking with the two ladies working at the registers. There was no one in line he was not on the computer or phone. Anyway we drive an hour to come here on my husband's one day off. Very...

Lots of decent items to choose from but the prices leave something to be desired. Some items are discounted at most %25 of retail. Some products in their beat up and weathered boxes are ACTUAL retail. If I was in the market for a certain power tool, I wouldnt risk buying one with missing parts or questionable condition because for a little more, I could buy it at a reputable retailer and have the full protection of a warranty and return window. Both times I visited, I was the only shopper in the store which speaks for itself. Lots of items to see but not worth digging due to prices. Hard pass for bargain hunters.

BTW, I did ask about a price of an item that wasnt marked and the girl at the counter didn’t know. Had I not pushed a little bit more that would have been the end of the conversation. Instead, she asked me to bring this heavy item all the way from the back of the store to the front where she would not have to leave her chair so she could take a picture and send it to someone who knew what the price should be. Unbelievably lazy and completely killed...