In early January 2024, I visited the Bob's location in Erie, PA, and was assisted by Salesperson Tony. I ordered a couch and a bed frame, base, and mattress. I was told that the mattress protective cover, pillow covers, pillows themselves, would be "thrown-in," Sales person's words, not mine. I financed through Wells Fargo, the store's go-to bank for loans. It wasn't until I received my first statement that I found out that Bob's definition of "thrown-in" means, "We're gonna charge you for this, but we'll be sly about it." Regardless, the order was placed and I was given a delivery date. The delivery date was accurate and on-time; the delivery people are top-knotch and absolute professionals. However, when my order arrived, the items were not accurate to what I ordered. My salesperson ordered (and also charged me for) the entire living room set. I refused everything but the couch. The delivery people were totally understanding and called the Customer Support number for me on one of their cell phones, allowed me to speak to a rep, and I was informed that the set would be taken off of my bill and I would just be charged for the couch, which proved to be true. After the delivery people left, I inspected the bed that was delivered, only to find that the base that I had requested be ordered by Tony (the "Power Ultra Adjustable Base--Queen Size") was not delivered. Rather, he had ordered and had me shipped a un-adjustable, completely satatic and solid base. When I realized this, I called the one-of-many Customer Support phone numbers that Bob's has, only to receive a standard, pre-recorded message every single time. It was at this point that I discovered that you cannot call a specific store directly, nor can you ask for a specific individual by name. Every single phone number listed on any search engine for Bob's will lead you to the same pre-recorded message, and when you finally reach a living, breathing person, they will not reveal where they are from or what Bob's store they are located at. You will not get any other info about them other than their first name. (maybe an undisclosed call center? Who knows?). I had requested PTO time from work to be at home to accpet the delivery. After this excersize-in-futiltiy, I decided that it would be a better idea to just go back to the store to straighten things out and let Tony and the Manager (Rich) know what had happened. I did just that, and Tony and Rich seemed happy to help. I had asked Rich for a disount (I was expecting 5% at-most) due to his employee, Tony, getting my order wrong, but he told me, "We can't do that at stroe-level. You'll have to call our Customer Support number." OK, no worries, I'll let it go. After all was said-and-done (I thought), they both assured me that my correct base would arrive "On Wednesday." It should be noted that this occurred on a Friday morning. I guess I wasn't specific enough or they weren't quite accurate enough. When they said " next Wednesday," they weren't talking about the next upcoming Wednesday, but the one thereafter. Slight problem with that: I had to be 4 hours away, across the state that day for work. No problem, they assured me. Someone at least 18 years old had to be present to sign for the delivery. Perfectly reasonable, and I found someone aged appropriately to be there that day at the allotted delivery time. Again, the I received a delivery notification about 45 minutes ahead of time, and informed the authorize that they would be arriving soon, and the delivery went flawlessly, according to everyone who was physically present for it. When I arrived home that evening to inspect what had been delivered, I noticed two things: The delivery people had done an excellent job in taking the (incorrectly ordered) base and replacing it with the new base, and, the new base that was supposed to be the correct one (assured to me by Sales Person Tony and Manager Rich) was incorrectly ordered and I was shipped the wrong item. AGAIN. At that point, I Googled every single phone number that I could find for "Bob's Furniture Erie PA" and was again led to the same pre-recorded message every single time. I finally held on long enough and pressed the right buttons to be connected to a human being. When I explained my situation, she put me on hold for 20 minutes, explaining to me that I had to be transferred to "someone who could adress my alleged problem." Conveniently enough, after the 20-minute hold time, the call "dropped." I gave it 10 minutes, called back again, was transferred to 3 different representatives in the span of 45 minutes, and finally (!!!) reached one who knew what he was doing/talking about. After I explained the entire ordeal to him, I asked him if I could receive some sort of discount for this. He put me on hold, and came back about 5 minutes later. After he and I both quadruple-checked that I would be recieving the correct base this time, I asked about a possible discou read more