Terrible customer service- would have been a 5-star review had they not jacked up the price of an…read moreorder by over a thousand dollars- AFTER providing an invoice. The mistake was on their end, and was not even a charge for materials, it was a set-up fee, for a product that was already set up from a previous order. Tried to work my way up to someone reasonable- but was told by an unprofessional sales manager that she was the top of the chain as she spoke for the CEO. I did reach out to the CEO to let him know this, and there was no response, and my order was canceled with a "sorry we could not help you" message from my account manager. They could have helped by standing behind their quote. NO ONE is going to pay over a thousand dollars more than quoted- especially when it was an error on YOUR part.

I recently ordered some promotional items from PrintGlobe. And while I can't say the items because…read moreI haven't given them out yet and they're a bit of a surprise, I just wanted to pop on here and express my satisfaction with this company. It was easy to order via the website, step one in a great customer experience. I had been price checking this item and was mad to find other websites requiring the customer to go through the rigamarole of emailing for a quote -- PrintGlobe thankfully didn't do this. It had templates on the site for submitting items you design yourself. These were easy to follow. And after I ordered, I was sent a proof to approve. The price was the best I could find, and I got the items in two weeks. I will definitely post pics once I give out these fun items!

This company is awesome!! Thanks Ray. I was out of ink for our old office printer and was told…read moreby others that it wasn't available. It was discontinued. That was until I called Ray at Cartridge World. They found the ink and I received it in San Antonio THE NEXT DAY!!!! During the Holidays!! I am forever grateful and give my best wishes to them!!

When I called their phone number I was rerouted to a "gift" center. It's a scam - don't call the…read morenumber.

My company needed a quick turn-around on 50 t-shirts in a range of sizes. I priced the job out to…read morethree vendors, and Felisa at Action was friendly, responsive, and willing to help. She made suggestions to improve the overall look of the shirt (enlarging the design and helping with ink color selections) and got them done in a jiffy. The shirts look great, and it was obvious that the years of experience they have accumulated paid off! We love our shirts and will be back for future orders.

The general manager is rude, extremely dismissive and is more interested in being right than…read moreconducting business.

Great company, great people, the salesman Sam is a GO-GETTER (best listener I've ever had the…read morepleasure to work with, extremely understanding, not commission hungry BUT CUSTOMER SERVICE HUNGRY). Great great company. Love them

Kindness and simple humanity are still out there even during these times of civil unrest and a…read morepandemic. This is my statement of gratitude because 3 other businesses that I called prior to Sam at Copier Depot of Austin, said they couldn't help me. You see, I needed immediate help with documents during "Work From Home". Even though the businesses I called were listed as a copy service, that was incorrect. They were bulk and/or repair only; so was Sam. He asked how many copies I needed. I answered. He said come on over so he can help. WOW! There was no benefit to him or the business. It wasn't any service they provide, but he is a thinker, problem-solver, and exceptional customer service. That's hard to find these days.

This is a commercial office interiors dealership that primarily partners with Steelcase…read moremanufacturer. Great customer service and installation teams. If you're interested in viewing the showroom, be sure to make an appointment to make the most of your experience and the full breadth of how they can help meet and exceed your current and future office and workforce needs. They can also make great recommendations on other design firms and contractors to work with depending on the size of your project. Do be aware, they're a commercial outfitter for businesses so if you're an individual looking for a desk or chair for your home office, probably not the right solution for you.

We have been doing business with this company for a very long time. But as of today, I will never…read morego back to their store, nor spend any more $$ with them. Our purchaser and I have been in contact with one of their salesman (John) that has always taken care of our business. While we are in the middle of an order for a complete redo of our conference business chairs, I personally needed a new executive office chair. I was told by our purchaser that John is out of the office a lot, but he said to just go by their business and see if any of their chairs appealed to me. I couldn't see prices while I was there, but at least I could test their chairs and narrow down my search for one or two models. However, this proved to be totally false. I went in and asked the receptionist if I could look at a few executive chairs and she said, "No." An appointment is required. I told her who we had been in contact with John, but she did not care. I showed her their own sign on the door that states, "appointments recommended." I stated that even your own door states recommended - NOT REQUIRED. She said, sorry she couldn't help me. I called our purchaser who attempted to contact John again, but he did not answer his phone. Wasted time and a trip to their office. So, if you want to meet someone rude today, that doesn't care about your business, may I highly suggest you go to Rockford Business Interiors and they will definitely show you a reason why you would NEVER want to do conduct business with them. There are many other stores in Austin that sell business equipment - I would suggest using one of them. They will at least understand that customers are the reason they are in business. If you are rude to your customers, they will not only never buy from you again, but they will tell the world about how poorly they have been treated. The opposite is also true. Just not the case here. Draw your own conclusion and good luck.

I have used this company for 20 years, they are always nice & I am passing on the information to…read morethe folks that bought my business!!!! Thanks for always being helpful with everything you do!

If you need commercial restaurant supplies, paper products etc, this is the place to go. I buty…read moredeli packaging containers and paper bags here. The quality is great, and prices are too. They even deliver. The customer service is outstanding as well. Thia time the bags I usually order were on back order. I prepaid for them, and recieived a call the following week as promised. I highly recommend these guys.

We would give this company -5 stars if we could. Purchased ink cartridges and upon installing, the…read moreink poured out onto our clothes, table and floor. When replaced, ink poured out into our printer. Cost of repair and cleaning $425.00. We have a sign in our office Do NOT, buy from "Zuma office Supplies".

Zuma Office Supply is outstanding! I just received three 4"…read moreD ring binders via UPS today and I am very happy with the product, the price, and the speed in which they sent them to me. I can't say enough about how good they are. I highly recommend them for your office supply needs.

I discovered this place when I googled Aeron Chair repair services in Austin. I'm so happy that I…read morefound them - my Aeron Chair is now as good as new! (I had both the pneumatic seat tube and the cracked lumber pad replaced.) I worked with Nan and Albert and they were both extremely friendly and responsive. It took a few weeks for my parts to come in, which I paid for in advance, and then the repair was done on the same day. I dropped off the chair in the morning and picked it up in the afternoon, although I had the option to wait for the repair. Overall, I'm very happy with the service that I received.

Herman Miller Aeron chair ... if you've ever listened to NPR chances are that this phrase has been…read moredrilled into your subconscious. For years and years I have heard this mythological unicorn of a chair advertised on the radio, but I've never really seen one in real life, much less been encouraged to sit in one. All of this changed recently, thanks to Workplace Resource which, unbeknownst to me, is a local dealer of said chairs. The way I ended up at Workplace Resource is a sad story with a happy ending. It goes a little something like this. I have logged many, many years in Dilbert-style office environments, complete with old, beige, misshapen hand-me-down, who-knows-where-it-came-from furniture. The furniture I am referring to is the stuff of non-profits and government office buildings, where old furniture goes to get even older. As I have found out over the past couple of years, an inappropriately-sized chair is not only inconvenient, but also painful ... and I've got the chiropractor and physical therapy bills to prove it. As a short person in a tall world, my chairs have never EVER fit me ... that is until my current employer treated me to a visit to WorkPlace Resource, where all the office furniture is young and beautiful and ... well, you get the picture. As it turns out, it is also a "Working Showroom" which basically means that all the employees are sitting in modern cubicle structures and office chairs that the rest of us can only begin to imagine in our wildest dreams. Not only do this help the employees look happy and provide good customer service, it also helps make all of this suuuper-fancy furniture seem less intimidating and much more attainable. All of that being said, I want to be clear that all of this nouveau rich furniture is available at a price that is not inconsequential ... I'm talking $500 to $1,000 as starting price points people ... but if your employer (whether it's a corporate fat cat or Uncle Sam) wants you to stay seated and productive all day long without having to worry about worker's comp, then these price tags are a mere pittance. During my fun and informative visit to Workplace Resource, I felt a little bit like Goldilocks and the three chairs. The first one was tooooo big, the second was toooo small, and the third one was juuust right. They all came with bells and whistles that I had never been treated to in my previous chair ... things like built in lumbar support and rotating armrests and strange knobs that adjusted the tension (!!?!) on my would-be chair. After we picked one out, we went to a room *full* of fabric swatches where I got to customize my chair. In case you are wondering, we got sensible black and grey, but if I ever gather enough coins to go here on my own dime, you better believe it's gonna be a festival of crazy-colored fabric. Until then, I'm gonna be living large in my new Herman Miller chair.