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BOTTOM LNE:: Apparently, in THIS economy, decision makers for this retailer think lackluster…read moreattention to customers and awkward store access is a good idea. We wondered how they came to that conclusion as we walked out of Mattress Gallery and took our checkbook to visit their competitors. I'm more inclined to ignore the one star worthy vendor rather than invest the time to write a review. But when something is bad enough that I feel compelled to give other Yeeps a "heads up", it becomes worth the time to do the review. So here goes. HERE'S THE WAY TO ALIENATE POTENTIAL BUYERS IF YOU'RE RUNNING A MATTRESS STORE: Just follow the Mattress Gallery's step by step example: 1. Toss a couple of box springs on the pavement outside the store and stand a mattress crumpled on it's side between a bike rack and the building. This will set the customers' first impression and make them wonder how the rest of the inventory gets treated. 2. Make sure there are so many reclining chairs right inside the front door as to present an obstacle course, both physically and visually, to customers coming in. 3. Follow that up by having the mattress inventory so tightly spaced that it creates a sense of "stay away" rather than "come try me out". 4. Make sure the single sales person doesn't acknowledge arriving customers with "Thanks for coming in - I'll be with you in a moment", but simply ignores them while he places a couple of phone calls. 5. Make sure you do not have names of mattress styles or features easily labeled for customers to look at so they can sort out for themselves what might be in their interest category as they wander about waiting on the single sales person. 6. When the sales person eventually "catches up" with the buying customers, be sure he is overly familiar "Hi kids! Whatareya lookin' for?" 7. When another customer arrives, make sure the sales person simply walks away from the potential buyers. No "excuse me a moment,..." but simply walks away and then engages in an extended conversation about a mattress the other guy's wife looked at last week. Leaving the previous customers "stranded". 8. When the "stranded" customers say to each other "We're done here" and head for the exit, send the sales person right behind them to ask "So how'd it go? See anything that would work for ya?" (Seriously.) Then you'll be sure to have your potential customers spend their money with your competitors, at places like Mattress Factory and Bed Mart where they'll get good quality customer care from well informed sales staff as well as easy access to well organized and maintained showrooms.

Once they get your money they they absolutely do not care about you any longer. I spent $2,000 on a…read moreTempurPedic mattress, it has collapsed in the center, I went back to talk to them four times for warranty help. The last time I was in there Crystal the saleswoman at Wilson's, got up from the table when we were talking and said I have a customer, I have to go. My advice to you do not buy here.

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Mixed feelings about this place. Visited recently and found a wonderful lady at the checkout who…read morewas courteous, professional and patient when navigating the coupon discounts offered. Seems signing up for emails gets you 20% but they already offer 15% to anyone in store, but you cannot combine the two so that means you only got 5% for offering up your personal information and allowing them to pepper you with their marketing baloney. OK. At least the great lady at the checkout made up for that gaffe by corporate. Next, felt the general store quality had improved. Good. Wanted to buy more there but the prices were higher than elsewhere. Noted. Did find a few things. Next, tried to exchange a defective item (pillow) less than a week later. It developed a hole in a seam. Talked to a younger manager, who pushed a lot of questions at me suggesting it was my fault the seam had failed. NOT GOOD. Patiently endured her questions. Then she told me there could be no exchange without a receipt. Told her my charge would be in the system. Not good enough. (WHAT?) Offered to show her the charge recpt in my VISA app. Not good enough. Turns out the pillow I saw there during my original visit was too expensive anyway and I had decided to purchase elsewhere. I purchased it at Wal Mart, so I did not need to exchange it at World Market after all. OF COURSE WAL MART TOOK IT BACK ON EXCHANGE HAPPILY WITH NO QUESTIONS OR ISSUES - and it cost me half of what World Market wanted for the pillow!!! Word to the wise. Don't shop with World Market if they cannot support you after the sale, no matter how nice the sales clerks are at the time of purchase. Who needs the extra cost and hassle?

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