I would not buy anything here. Unless you can walk out the door with it.
I attempted to buy a $169 printer table...first they wanted two forms of id. What? Why? For what? I refused to give them my drivers license info just to buy a table. It just seemed weird. No I was not getting a loan. They blamed it on potential fraud and said everybody does it. To which I replied, "If I go to buy groceries they're going to demand my drivers license info?" Plus I was using Apple Pay which verifies my identity at the point of sale. As I was about to leave they said they can use "the blue light" instead which they use for verifying checks which just verifies it's a valid id by glowing a logo. I said, fine, whatever...I figure it probably scanned my info in to their computers at the same time but really have no idea.
The sales person had all this paperwork to sign which I also thought was weird. I'm just buying a table. I told her they had my e-mail all jacked...she told me to write it on the form and she'd fix it afterward. I actually thought I was going to leave with the table but she said delivery would be in 7-10 days. Whatever.
A few days later I look at the paperwork and the official boilerplate language says delivery will be in 2-16 weeks. Potentially 4 months?! WTF?!
The next morning I call their 800 Guest Care number which it says to call if you have questions about delivery. First, I get an Indian woman that barely speaks English..again, whatever. I ask her about the delivery date. She says she can't provide any information on the delivery because it's on layaway. I say, "Layaway? What does that mean? What does that mean to you?" She says it means you haven't paid for it yet." I'm like, "What are you talking about? I'm sitting here looking at a paid receipt printed off your computers! It shows the amount paid and says $0.00 due! And there is the charge on my card."
She says, "All I can do is put in a ticket with the local store to get it taken out of layaway status and someone from the store will contact you." I replied, "When would that be? I don't answer the phone if I don't recognize the number." She says, "3 business days." I said "3 days!? I could just order a different one on Amazon and have it delivered in 2 days"
I said, "While I have you on the phone can you tell me what you have for my e-mail address?" She repeats the jacked one on the paperwork. It didn't get corrected. While I'm looking more closely I see that they have a misspelling in my street name and my last name. I ask the lady if she can correct all my info. She replies she's not allowed to do that. I said, "It has the street name misspelled...it wouldn't even make it to my house!"
I said "Forget it. This is all just too ridiculous, just cancel my order please."
Their cancelation instructions says you can cancel within 48 hours of delivery date and if it's after that 48 hours you'll be charged the delivery fee.
She says, "I'm sorry I can't cancel it because it's in layaway status. I need to create a ticket to take it out of layaway status and after they do that I can cancel it. What would you like me to do? Would you like me to create a ticket or no?" I said, "I want you to do what you need to do to cancel the order."
After she did her ticket thing, I hung up and called the credit card company to dispute the charge. I don't trust this company and so took control of it from my end to get the money refunded.
What a weird, disorganized, non-customer friendly company. Unless you can pay and walk out with it, like it's on clearance, then just stay away.
Ordered a different table on Wayfair for half the price with free delivery arriving in 2 days. read more