Moving into Apt. And needed a mattress, so one evening looked for deals online, called "Adam" (with…read more'Discount Beds") who said he had what I was looking for, ie. a full size hybrid (gel foam and pocketed coil springs), medium-firm support model. He explained that he was moving merchandise between shop locations and had some mattresses at his house in Everett, and suggested that I come over to the house on Cady Road.
When I got there, Adam was trying to determine if his delivery truck was operational (it had a blown wheel hub), but had me come to the house; on the porch he showed me a Sealy mattress, wrapped in plastic, which the label rated as "plush". I told him that I needed a model that offered good back support, which is why I was looking for a hybrid model with gel foam padding. He insisted that ALL the latest Sealy models were firm, regardless of the model, and I shouldn't let the "Plush" label put me off. I asked whether this model had gel foam and internal, pocketed coils, he said that ALL the Sealy models anymore had those features. By then it was late, I was tired from moving all day, and believed I had found what needed. Adam quoted me a price, which for a hybrid model was pretty good ($275 w/delivery); I asked if I could charge it, but he said if I paid in cash, he wouldn't charge me the tax, and he could deliver it immediately. So I agreed, and he loaded it into an SUV, and with a helper, brought it to the apt.
I wasn't going to stay in the apt. that night, so I didn't use the mattress then, and the next day I did some research online, and called the Sealy company. It turns out that this model is an older one (it was new/unused, but had been in someone's inventory for some time) and was considered a low-end model, not very durable, but suitable for growing adolescents, or as a guest bed, but NOT for adults who needed good back support. The Sealy rep. said that this model did NOT have gel foam padding and the internal springs were NOT pocketed. So Adam had lied about this mattress' qualities. He saw an easy mark and went for the con. I tried to work with him to exchange for a better model, and strung me along for two weeks, and when I tried to get him to follow through, he stopped responding to my calls. I texted him that I would report him to the State's Consumer Protection bureau, he replied "go ahead"...
Adam had two phone numbers: one was to "NW Liquidators"; and the other listed as "Discount Beds". It appears that he runs both venues, as he is the only one who answers?
Given this experience, I wouldn't recommend doing ANY commerce with either of these den of thieves...