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Lifer
- Aug 23, 2007
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I don't understand. You said you checked the invoice and it matched. What were you verifying that against, if not what you originally agreed to buy? So what's the problem here?
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Throckmorton
Lifer
- Aug 23, 2007
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What the fuck is so hard for all you retards to understand about the situation?
You're right, its not bait and switch, but its pretty damn shady... It could also be an honest mistake. Just take it up with the store. If they fix it, no big deal.
You're right, its not bait and switch, but its pretty damn shady... It could also be an honest mistake. Just take it up with the store. If they fix it, no big deal.
What's hard to understand is why Spidey07 is freaking out about something he can barely explain to us. First, he incoherently tries to explain his situation. After much piecing together and assmptions on ATOT's part, we conclude that he doesn't know what B&S is.
Secondly, we don't understand why he can't just call the store and tell them what the deal is.
Third, his story just doesn't make sense. There are a lot of details missing.
Ok, with 5), shouldn't you have something that says "Brand A Mattress Purchased 1 QTY $3000" or something similar to that?
Or did the saleman just point at 5) <blank area> and you just blindly said "oh ok, looks good to me" and signed?
But he said there was no model or anything listed, probably just a SKU or something.
Which is weird, but if thats the case... then yeah.
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Lifer
- Apr 29, 2003
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The point is he apparently made a point to verify that the item on the invoice was the item he select, but he didn't actually go through with that verification. I mean if you are for some reason concerned and ask to see verification that what you asked for is what you're paying for, and they show you a piece of paper with a meaningless number on that, are you going to be content with that? The story doesn't make sense.
you guys are fighting about definition of B&S? he just got mattress sale pwned. the mattress business is one of the shadiest businesses out there. all the mattress companies have different model names for each retail outlet so that people can't comparison shop. only someone who knows wtf they are looking for has a decent chance of getting the right mattress without getting analed in price.
fyi mattress prices are NEGOTIABLE. buying a mattress is very much like buying a car. the only difference is that you can haggle up to like 40% off the price and a toyota camry at Store A is called the toyota optistar (but exact same thing). they do this so that people can't go in the store and be like look Store A will sell to me for $x will you beat - they will be like that ain't the same mattress look at the name.
those of you who go in to a mattress store and buy a $3k MSRP mattress didn't do your due diligence - can go down to $2k.
fyi mattress prices are NEGOTIABLE. buying a mattress is very much like buying a car. the only difference is that you can haggle up to like 40% off the price and a toyota camry at Store A is called the toyota optistar (but exact same thing). they do this so that people can't go in the store and be like look Store A will sell to me for $x will you beat - they will be like that ain't the same mattress look at the name.
those of you who go in to a mattress store and buy a $3k MSRP mattress didn't do your due diligence - can go down to $2k.
First, don't pee the bed yet.
If it remains unused then there should be no issue returning for a refund or at least exchanging for the desired model. Ergo, any potential shens or misunderstanding are almost irrelevant and thus the only issue is the extra delivery cost. If the store is at fault or even obliging then that may be waived.
If it remains unused then there should be no issue returning for a refund or at least exchanging for the desired model. Ergo, any potential shens or misunderstanding are almost irrelevant and thus the only issue is the extra delivery cost. If the store is at fault or even obliging then that may be waived.
For those that are confused, I think this is what happened with OP:
OP went to Mattress store and a salesperson was helping him out.
OP Picked out mattress "A1" and they negotiated price (all verbal).
OP and salesperson went to do paperwork and on paperwork, salesperson put Mattress "A2" (either mistake or intentional) at the negotiated price of mattress "A1"
OP didnt check/was too excited/whatever excuse and signed the paperwork for mattress "A2" at negotiated price thinking it was mattress "A1".
Mattress guys delivered mattress "A2" and OP signed for it.
OP's biggest mistake was not checking the paperwork and signing for it. He coupled it when he signed the delivery paperwork. I think its tough luck for OP unless the mattress place people are honest. If OP would have refused delivery, it would be a different matter.
OP went to Mattress store and a salesperson was helping him out.
OP Picked out mattress "A1" and they negotiated price (all verbal).
OP and salesperson went to do paperwork and on paperwork, salesperson put Mattress "A2" (either mistake or intentional) at the negotiated price of mattress "A1"
OP didnt check/was too excited/whatever excuse and signed the paperwork for mattress "A2" at negotiated price thinking it was mattress "A1".
Mattress guys delivered mattress "A2" and OP signed for it.
OP's biggest mistake was not checking the paperwork and signing for it. He coupled it when he signed the delivery paperwork. I think its tough luck for OP unless the mattress place people are honest. If OP would have refused delivery, it would be a different matter.
Just to be sure, did you see the mattress (at your house) before you signed for it?
Or did they just show up with an invoice, you singed and then they brought in the (wrong) mattress?
Or did they just show up with an invoice, you singed and then they brought in the (wrong) mattress?
from the posts here, you are clearly a retard. no wonder you got swindled by the mattress store.
Maybe you should take some English lessons before trying to dispute.
It's obvious you can't even describe your problem properly, it takes you almost 3-4 posts to even let us know what's going on.
I'll side with the salesman on this one. You probably just made a goof up buying the wrong mattress.
It's obvious you can't even describe your problem properly, it takes you almost 3-4 posts to even let us know what's going on.
I'll side with the salesman on this one. You probably just made a goof up buying the wrong mattress.
Some of you guys are so stupid. I agree that the OP didn't make his point clearly.
That is correct, except the OP DID check the receipt. He was told by the salesman that the item "JSDU93804293498 King Size Mattress" printed on his receipt was the item that he wanted. Because he can't check the SKU number by himself, he takes the salesman on his word, which should be ok. However, he later recieves his item "JSDU93804293498 King Size Mattress" which matches the item on his receipt, which he was told is the item he ordered. So as far as OP knows, he signed for the item he wanted and thought he paid for.
1. OP sees mattress, tells salesman he wants it, negotiate and agree on price.
2. OP recieves receipt and is told the cryptic SKU number on the receipt is the mattress he wanted (when in reality it's not).
3. OP recieves delivery at door, checks receipt, and assumes correctly that it is his mattress.
4. OP finds out the mattress matching the receipt SKU is not the mattress he ordered. = salesman entered wrong mattress (whether by accident or on purpose)
That is correct, except the OP DID check the receipt. He was told by the salesman that the item "JSDU93804293498 King Size Mattress" printed on his receipt was the item that he wanted. Because he can't check the SKU number by himself, he takes the salesman on his word, which should be ok. However, he later recieves his item "JSDU93804293498 King Size Mattress" which matches the item on his receipt, which he was told is the item he ordered. So as far as OP knows, he signed for the item he wanted and thought he paid for.
1. OP sees mattress, tells salesman he wants it, negotiate and agree on price.
2. OP recieves receipt and is told the cryptic SKU number on the receipt is the mattress he wanted (when in reality it's not).
3. OP recieves delivery at door, checks receipt, and assumes correctly that it is his mattress.
4. OP finds out the mattress matching the receipt SKU is not the mattress he ordered. = salesman entered wrong mattress (whether by accident or on purpose)
enwar3 - that accurately describes what was on the receipt/invoice. The only way I had to verify it was correct was a printed spreadsheet the salesman held that matched the SKU to the mattress set. Who knows what other shenigans goes on.
OP updated.
OP updated.
I still can't get over the fact that you spent $3000 on a mattress. Is it lined with gold and diamonds?
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