Good product - poor customer service. My husband and I just bought a used washer/dryer set from Wes after our old dryer stopped working (or so we initially thought). My husband had been a repeat customer, having had a contract with Wes' Appliance when he worked for a former employer who bought appliances in bulk. Wes delivered the set, as promised, the day after purchase. I ran a load of laundry immediately after the set was delivered, only to find that the dryer, while running, was not heating up to dry the clothes (incidentally, the exact problem our old washer had recently had). We called Wes to discuss the problem, but nobody answered our call, so we left a detailed message about the problem we were having. When we still hadn't received a response a couple of hours later, we tried calling again; this time we were able to relay our problem directly and Wes agreed to come to our place to inspect the dryer the following day. He arrived at our home at the agreed upon time. Wes promptly told me upon greeting him at the door that he has never had problems with his products at the store, so he suspected that the problem with the dryer was electrical - that we may not be getting enough electrical voltage to supply the heat for the drying portion of the dryer. He said that if this was the case (and not a problem with the dryer itself) he would, despite the 90-day warranty, charge my husband and I a $20 fee for coming out to look at it. Indeed, the electrical issue was the problem, which he proved by showing me the two-pronged dryer section on the breaker panel... one of the prongs was slightly offset from the other, so he lined them up and reset the breaker (pretty tough, huh?). Wes' "service call" took ~8 minutes, including the amount of time it took for him to explain his suspicions. My husband and I had experienced an electrical outage at our home only a few days previously, which I now suspect had also caused the same issue with our former dryer. Unfortunately for us, it never occurred to either one of us that the problem might be electrical, assuming that if something had happened with the breaker the entire dryer unit would have stopped working. Well, now we know better - as Wes said to me, "you live and you learn." I don't have a problem with that, as belittling as the comment was, and the $20 fee isn't really the issue either even though we don't have a lot of money to throw away. What bothers me is that we could have been told that this might be the problem when we relayed the issue [twice] over the phone (thus, "saving" Wes a trip, while also saving us the extra money). Further, when we were first shopping around in his store, we had described to Wes the problem our previous dryer was having - that it was running, but not drying the clothes. He didn't enlighten us at that time that this could be a possible electrical problem. Incidentally, Wes told me at the time of his "service" call that his $20 fee policy wasn't about the money - of course it's about the money! Had it not been about the money, I'm confident we would have been told to check our breakers when we were discussing the problem over the phone. Now, there are those who might say tough luck, after all "business is business." However, my husband and I have decided that we would rather spend our money with a business that values its customers and responds to transactions in an honest, ethically sound manner - these actions will ensure repeat business, not just price. We will buy future purchases elsewhere. read more