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Reviewed June 26, 2012
This is my second purchase from Ashley Furniture in Burbank, CA and I have to say that my overall experience has been awful! First off, I purchased a couch set and it took them forever to receive my 3 pieces. They gave me the run around with my delivery date, because they didn't have one of the pieces and tried to deliver without having all of the pieces upon delivery. Now my second experience, I purchased a bedroom set for myself and again they tried making an incomplete delivery again and I refused it until all pieces were available. So then the next, the next delivery scheduled date they delivered all the pieces finally and they broke my standing lamp in my room. It fell against the TV chest they brought into my room and the glass shattered all over the TV chest and they started cleaning up the glass on the marble top and scratched it all up.
I said take it back and deliver me a new one as I’m not planning to purchase a new bedroom set anytime soon. So, they delivered me a new one and there were scratches all along the sides, chipped paint and glue dripping along the back of the TV media chest where you would place your DVD/Blu-ray player. I noticed it after delivery. So when I called them, they were very rude about it like it was my fault or something and gave me a hard time about it, but then finally agreed to swap it out. Now my dresser, the top part of the marble, has a discoloration that randomly appeared and I’m so heartbroken over it and can’t figure out how it appeared there. All I have placed on my dresser is a jewelry box.
I called them to make them aware of this matter and they want to send an inspector to inspect the area when they should swap it out with no problems for me after all this heartache I have had since the beginning. They asked me if I placed any glass of water on the area and I answered truthfully and said no. They asked what I have placed on the dresser and I informed them that all I have placed there is my jewelry box. I don't understand what water any how would have to do with it. I’m so upset over this whole thing. I don't mind if an inspector comes and looks at it. But I am just so upset over the quality of the actual furniture I purchased. And I just feel that after everything I went through including the lamp their employees broke, they should be handling this matter a little more differently and should reimburse me for my loss of my lamp and replace my dresser.
I will never shop from Ashley Furniture ever again because they do not stand behind their furniture or their returning clients. Please help me and advise me what actions I shall take next against them, as it is not fair how much money I invested in my new bedroom set and am left unhappy with defective furniture and a broken shattered lamp to their negligence! Thank you for your time.
Reviewed June 22, 2012
The extended warranty does not cover seams. Don't purchase it. The seam on the back of my couch and loveseat opened 5 days after one year of having it. The warranty expired exactly one year and the extended warranty covers rips but not on seam. Go figure. Moral of the story, do not purchase from Ashley Furniture if you want it to last more than a year.
Reviewed June 17, 2012
My child went to bed; as he was there, the bed broke. I was in the family room and heard the thump. Several slats had separated from the sides. Once I removed the mattress, I noticed that the slats were of different sizes and the installer had connected a few and not others. They were basically held by a prayer that they would not separate. The sides of the bed have wrapped and the slats fell. The store refuses to take the bed back and give me a refund even though I bought the extended warranty. They say they cannot take the bed back but they want to send a new bed. I have been double-scammed: the bad quality bed and the scam warranty. Do not buy any products in Ashley Furniture Boca Raton.
Reviewed June 15, 2012
I purchased two couches, a chair with ottoman, and a tufted ottoman a year ago, just after mother's day. After a month, the couch cushions came apart and they sent me six new cushions (no one ever came to my house). Within six months, the new cushions started to come apart so they sent me six more cushions covers that I installed myself. I called a couple weeks ago (one week after the year warranty) and asked for a rep to come to the house and evaluate the couch cushions that were beginning to come apart again. This time my ottoman has started popping buttons. He took pictures and said we would hear back within two weeks. Yesterday, I received two new couch cushion covers in the mail. No mention of the ottoman. I don't want to keep replacing the cushions and am very angry that no one called to talk to me about how we can resolve this. They just keep sending me new cushions.
Reviewed June 15, 2012
We purchased a table and chairs for our son. We chose to pick it up due to the cost charged to deliver. At the time of purchase, we were required to sign an agreement stating that we would agree to arbitration rather than legal action should we be dissatisfied. We were also told all sales are final. If this had been my table and chairs, I would have left the store then. However, my son had his heart set on this table and chairs so we went ahead with the purchase. When we picked it up, it was in a box and had to be assembled just like the less expensive furniture you find at discount stores. We put the chairs together first and then started on the table. We immediately realized the top of the table was split. We had to take all the chairs apart, put them back in the box and carry it to the warehouse to show them.
We were told they would "fix" it. My husband told them we didn't pay for a damaged product and we weren't going to accept one. He lost his temper, quickly, and asked to speak to a manager. Again, he was told they would fix it. He told them he wasn't going to accept that. They checked and found they had another in stock and exchanged it for us after my husband had told them exactly what he thought. We will never do business with Ashley Furniture in any town under any conditions. What store in 2012 does not allow merchandise to be returned? Believe me, there is a reason for this!
Reviewed June 12, 2012
We were lied to about the furniture being available, then about the delivery date, then were treated the most disrespectful and called liars in from of our children. The manager (of Biloxi, MS store) was no help, refused to speak to us on the phone and Sarah at front desk was as rude a person as we have ever met. No one offered any solution. They acted as if they did not care or want our business and they will never get it. Ashley will be a nasty word in our home and to everyone we know and can tell. A complaint will be filed with the BBB as soon as morning comes. It was a horrible experience and embarrassing as there were children present. There's no excuse for this type of behavior in a business towards customers.
Reviewed June 7, 2012
I am absolutely disappointed with Ashley Furniture and their customer service (or lack thereof). First, they changed the amount of delivery fees while in the store due to where I lived. I was going to be charged more when I could see my condo unit from their store. I am literally within a couple of miles. Really? Due to principle, I decided to pick it up. I was convinced by friends that I wouldn't want to assemble it and to make it easy on myself and get it delivered. I had to go into the store again to change my pick-up to delivery. It could not be done over the phone. My bed frame, as a result, arrived early due to my pick-up date. It was in the warehouse 2 weeks prior to being delivered. I was given my 4-hour window and was called 15 minutes prior to tell me that I didn't have a bed frame as all the parts were not there. Since I had taken a vacation day to see it delivered and had stayed home to meet them, I was pretty upset. It was going to require me to take a second vacation day to see it put together.
I was again advised that it would take some time for the hardware to arrive due to it coming from LA. I was assured I would have it in 3 business days and that someone would call me later that same day to discuss the matter. When that call came, I was upset with how they handled the matter and asked to speak with a supervisor. I was told the supervisor would call me and I had to wait. The supervisor called me shortly before their closing time and was extremely rude; while even-toned, sarcasm was definitely in her demeanor towards me. When I inquired as to why they couldn't ensure all the products were there since it had been in the warehouse for 2 weeks, she asked if I had been at the warehouse to verify it was there. Perhaps they had given it to someone else and re-ordered my bed frame. I don't think it so; when I called to confirm my order, the lady on the other end mumbled that it had been in their warehouse for too long.
I then mentioned that it sounded like it had been hardware that should have been attached to the headboard (which was not in a box) and should have been visible to see it was missing. She replied, “You have a loading dock where you live, correct? Were you at the loading dock when they broke down the boxes?” Well, one would assume that it was never in a box when you have two boxes intact and a headboard out on its own (with a chip at its base). I’m very displeased with how I was treated and I will never do business with Ashley Furniture again. I was told I would have it in 3 days. It's a week later and I haven't even gotten a phone call. And I am still sleeping on the floor. I paid a ridiculous delivery/assembly fee and have yet to see the service I paid for. I am losing two days’ salary for something "out of their control" and they will do nothing to correct it or make a happy customer.
I am not one to push for "free" things and often will write letters of appreciation for good service. I am just a customer looking to be treated with respect and have it handled accordingly. I did not see it with this company and I see that the majority agree with me. Do not buy from Ashley Furniture!
Reviewed June 1, 2012
We ordered two recliners from the Ashley store in Henderson, Nevada on March 19, with a delivery date of April 12. They were delivered on the 15th as there was "a problem at the factory". One of the chairs had a very obviously larger gap on the left side where the back met the base as compared to the right side, canting the chair to the left. I called customer service and had a tech scheduled to come out the following week. He told us the frame was bent and he couldn't fix it and ordered another frame to be delivered in "a week or two". It arrived within a week. I called customer service to have the tech come out again to install the new frame. The earliest appointment was not until May 22. Bear in mind that these chairs were purchased on April 19.
The tech arrived on May 22 as scheduled and spent two hours trying to install the new frame. Try as he did, bless him, he could not fix the chair. The wrong size frame was sent. I told him enough was enough, I wanted a new chair. He said it would take a week or so for customer service to call with a delivery date. I called customer service the following day as waiting for a week or more just for a delivery date was unacceptable. I asked for a delivery date and was told they couldn't give me one right now. Also unacceptable! I spoke with a supervisor who told me first off, "there aren't any at the factory right now" and after I admittedly lost my cool, told me, "It shouldn't be more than a week because we get our exchanges out right away."
When I asked the supervisor why it would take a month to get a newly purchased item, but only a week to get an exchange, she said I was talking to her like she was a child and that she deserved better. I told her I deserved an answer, at which point she hung up on me. The chair arrived on June 1 and was still not in alignment. The delivery person told me flat out there was exactly the same gap on both sides of the chair, even though it was obvious to the naked eye this was not so. I don't appreciate being lied to by someone young enough to be my grandson or by anyone for that matter. My husband is a great deal more easygoing than I am and said to just let it go. He fixed the chair himself after the delivery kids left and fortunately for us and them, I noticed they left our front gate open before I let our dog out the back door.
This was a totally irresponsible act by two young men who should have the common sense to close a gate behind them. My husband also picked up the part of the cardboard box they left in the street. This has been a 2 1/2 month fiasco. I would, given the choice, rather hang by my thumbs than purchase anything from Ashley Furniture again. Buyer beware!
Reviewed May 31, 2012
I purchased a king-sized Sealy mattress and box spring set, and after 3 days the mattress had terrible sagging. Ashley sent a home inspector and they deemed it to be defective. I went back to the store and upgraded to their top-of-the-line Stearns & Foster mattress and box spring set. Again, after a few days the mattress was sagging like it was 20 years old. They sent the same inspector and he deemed it to be defective. I fought with Ashley’s customer service (which is horrible) and they agreed to issue me a refund and pick up the bed.
When they showed up, they said they were only authorized to pick up the mattress, not the box spring. My wife called customer support and they explained that the box spring was not deemed to be defective and they would not take it back. I fought for almost 2 months with customer service and the store representative and they will not take back the box spring, even though I bought this as a set. Do not buy a mattress from Ashley Furniture. They are defective and they will not issue you a refund!
Reviewed May 26, 2012
I bought a living room on 12-31-12 for $1,585 and after 40 days, on 02-10-12, the chair and the couch started to squeak whenever we sat on or moved. They sent a tech to check the item and he told us that this is a manufacturer's problem and advised us to call the store to change. He also said that this is heavy duty and for every day use. I called customer service and they said they can't do anything and the tech already came.
Reviewed May 26, 2012
I ordered 3 pieces of furniture from Ashley's in Frisco, TX. The sales person lied to me about when it would be in. I have been waiting two months on my furniture. I have received two out of the three pieces, but it has taken an act of congress and numerous phone calls to the store to find out what was going on with it. I talked to the folks in customer service who told me the furniture was in when it wasn't. My third-piece of furniture has made it to the warehouse and they were unable to deliver on the date I needed it because they are too busy on the weekends. When I received a call from the warehouse, the lady (Rosa) was so rude and told me they couldn't deliver, even though I had been waiting two months. I asked to speak to her supervisor because this is ridiculous to pay $4000.00 cash and have to wait this long. The furniture is not custom-made or imported or even over the top nice.
I was told by Rosa that her boss Jesse was too busy to talk to me. She knew how angry I was and didn't seem to care. I spent $6000 at Rooms To Go on Thursday of this past week and it has been delivered on Saturday (2 days later) and these idiots at Ashley's don't know what the ** they are doing. I called to the store and spoke to ** (manager) whose response was that it is a weekend and they are very busy. No **, Sherlock, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that you might need more help or teach your sales people not to lie about having product come that is already sold to someone else. I would not recommend this to my worst enemy and all they seemed to keep saying is, “I'm sorry. I understand.” There’s no mention of how to fix the problem. Poor service.
Reviewed May 22, 2012
I went to your Yuma store on 05-16-2012 around 13:00 to check up your furniture and prices. I went into the store, saw 3 salesperson. They did not even welcome us to your store, not even good afternoon or not even ask what furniture I was looking. I drove from Heber, California, an hour drive just for that. You need better salesperson in your Ashley store.
Reviewed May 21, 2012
I have had the bed less than a month, and the frame is broken on it already. Customer service said they would be here on Tuesday, and now, it is Wednesday.
Reviewed May 16, 2012
Dining table has defective laminate - Well, I got to laugh at the ridiculousness. One would imagine more durability from a dining room table. Same care did not happen to the other pieces of the set that we have only had for three months. The tech they sent over was a master manipulator. I must laugh though my lesson learned. My advice to you: Buyer beware! Thank you.
Reviewed May 11, 2012
I have bought $2,828 worth of furniture from Secaucus branch in NJ in December of 2011, and as of May 10th, 2012, I have not had my furniture yet, I cannot get my money back. They have cancelled my order for non-activity. They want me to place a new order and sign some more papers, and, of course, pay more money, and no guarantee of getting the furniture. My question is how can they do this to their paid customers and get away with it? It seems they do not want to give me the furniture.
Reviewed May 9, 2012
I received my living room furniture set from the McAllen, Texas Ashley Furniture Store, and then went on vacation. When I returned two weeks later, I found that my couch and sofa were very uncomfortable and bother my back a lot. I requested to exchange the furniture, was told they could not do it because it was over 14 days. I told them that I was on vacation and had not even received a bill for my first payment yet. And that I would not pay for something that is going to bother me for a long time. They said that was not their problem. I had to deal with the credit company. I told them I did not sign any contract with the other company it was with the Ashley Store. Sorry they could not help, was the answer made from their headquarters in San Antonio or Houston, Texas. Guess they don’t believe in taking care of their customers.
I am stuck with some very uncomfortable furniture and did not get any help from the Ashley Furniture Store of McAllen, Texas. This will be my first and last purchase from this company and recommend my friends and family to stay away from this store name. Ashley, take care of your costumers, they are the ones that keep you going.
Reviewed May 6, 2012
On March 24, 2012, my husband and I went to Ashley's (by the mall) in Freehold, NJ. I spent over $1,000 on a couch and loveseat. I had to wait three weeks for delivery (no problem). I had to call a day before to see if I would be receiving my living room set but their system was down. The couch was fine at first. The loveseat, I sent back because it had a hole on bottom right side. I called Ashley's that night. After being on hold for 15 minutes, I was told they did not get the slip back from me yet but would order a new loveseat and someone will call when it comes in. I also told them that the left side of the couch recliner is broken. They will send someone out in a week. Man comes out, takes picture, says part will be in within 10 to 19 days and said bye -bye. I called everyday and either got a busy signal on the phone or when someone answers, systems are down!
Two weeks goes by, I got someone on the phone and I asked when is my loveseat coming in. They said it will be in the next day at my house! I laughed. No one called me about it. I got this one in, kept it but wrote on ticket that this one also has hole in same spot. I called hours later to tell them that it not only has a hole, it has metal coming out not the same color and about 15 other things wrong. Lady says she will send a tech. I said, "Did you not hear me? You can not fix this. It was made by kids. I need a new one. This is now my third loveseat." Lady says it will be in within seven days. Over the weekend, I get in the mail the part for my couch!
I called but no answer. I called the store, no answer either. Sunday, same thing! Monday, I get a man who tells me that this Tuesday tech will come out to fix my couch and on this Friday, my third loveseat will be at my house! Now, when was someone going to tell me these things?! When you listen to the messages on the phone, it says they have Ashley trucks. That is **. First truck was U-Haul. Second truck was Enterprise. This is their last try. If my loveseat has anything wrong, I'm bringing it back with the couch and I want all my money back. And I will never, never, never shop there or any other Ashley's again. P.S. I'm never shopping there again anyhow!
Reviewed May 4, 2012
My family purchased a new living room set from Ashley in February 2012. We've yet to receive all of the items 3 months later and we just learned it may be another month before we get it. We were promised delivery on several occasions, but the "manufacturer" keeps pushing the date back. Each time they call to reschedule the delivery, they keep asking if we'd like to purchase the item we've been waiting on from their clearance center. Sure it may be the same item, but according to them, it may be scratched, chipped, dented, or have missing parts. It's almost as though this is their tactic to get rid of their stuff on clearance. Too bad we got the extended warranty on everything. It would be a shame to have to wait this long again if we ever need to send it back for repair. What a joke. This is the last time we will ever shop with Ashley.
Reviewed May 1, 2012
Is there a zero star rating? Because this is exactly what this company deserves. The state needs to shut these clowns down right away. I have filed complaints with BBB, NJ Attorney General, my congressman and the Federal Trade Commission (you can do too to get them out of business). in the period of three years, I'm having problems with two mattresses they sold me. First mattress (purchased in 2009) had impressions over two inches. I went through hell to exchange it in 2011. In early April, I set up an appointment for an inspector. Since 4/11/12, I've called them 12 times to get answers on what the status is. I got the same lame excuse "systems are down" for two full weeks. Today, they stated they can not honor my warranty because there are no impressions on the mattress (they took a picture). I advised them that the elastic cloth used for the mattress makes it appear as if the mattress is completely fine, but that's because this elastic cloth is stretched!
Reviewed April 30, 2012
Over 3 months to get a dining room set from Waupaca, WI store - I ordered a dining room set in the end of January and was told the expected delivery date would be 2-3 weeks. Within 3 weeks, the table came in but was told that the chairs were on backorder and asked if we wanted the table. I told them no, I would wait for the completed set. The table alone did no good! They checked on the chairs and I was told it would be the middle of March. March came and went with no chairs. They finally called on April 5th that the chairs were in, so we made a special trip to the store to pick the set up.
After getting home and unpacking it, one of the prongs in the table leaf was bent and the wood around it cracked, so they had to order a replacement table. They again called on April 23 that the new table was in and they would deliver it to us and pick up the damaged one. Now it's April 30th and still no contact from Ashley about delivering the new table! I had to call them back and the manager said he thought we already had the new one, so now I am being told it won't be here until May 3rd! Over 3 months for an order I was told would be 2-3 weeks and they have offered nothing for the inconvenience.
Reviewed April 27, 2012
I bought a complete living room set on March 3, 2012. I upgraded the basic sofa to a sleeper sofa, and because of this, the delivery time went from two weeks to five weeks, so my delivery date was set to 04/14/12. The furniture came that day, but instead of a sleeper sofa, they brought a regular sofa. I called the store and my sales rep. I emailed them twice, and finally after not getting an answer, I went back to the store in Eatontown, NJ. They told me their systems were down and they should be up in 1 to 2 days and when that happens, they would do the exchange. I called everyday since 04/16 up until 04/25 to receive always the same answer, computers are down. Finally, the system came up and they told me someone would be contacting me with a new date for the exchange. Of course, the call never came. I called again and the freaking systems are down again. What can i do? i don't think they would be able to refund me given that the systems are down.
Reviewed April 25, 2012
We bought 2 of the North Shore Dark Brown sofas (All but $3,000). The ad and webpage state "North Shore wood accent trim." The trim is all plastic. It was falling apart when they delivered it, and the deliveryman tried to fix it by running some more screws into the stripped out holes. The warranty doesn't cover much of anything, though when they explain it to you, it supposedly covers almost everything. They ran out of hard copies, and their computer system was down when we purchased. So, they sent us a copy in the regular mail. Nothing is signed or dated by them anywhere. From now on, I will buy from Goodwill and just give things a good cleaning. At least, I will get my money's worth.
Reviewed April 22, 2012
We ordered over $5,000 worth of kids bedroom furniture on 4/9/12 and was promised a delivery date of 4/22/12. We received a call from Ashley stating that all of their computers went down and all of delivery information was lost as well. They went on to say that the problem should be fixed in a day or so. After the third day of not hearing from them, I called back and asked for a new delivery date. Their response was that the system is half way up and delivery dates should be given out on Wednesday (April 25, 2012). I cannot understand why a company as big as Ashley does not back-up their computer systems on a daily basis. Their IT people should all be fired! Or, is this another stalling scam by Ashley?
My furniture was purchased in the Freehold, NJ store (first time and last time)! If anyone else out there in cyberspace has had a similar experience, I would be interested in reading about it. Right now, I am contemplating on going to the store and demanding my money back (unless they lost my credit card payment in their computer system too).
Reviewed April 19, 2012
I am writing to express my dissatisfaction and frustration with the service provided after my recent purchase of a bedroom package from your Lithonia, Georgia store. The date of purchase was March 15, 2012. I was able to schedule delivery for April 6, 2012. On the delivery date, only part of my order arrived. Most of the bed I ordered arrived, but there was no hardware or rails, so the bed could not even be put together. I had to wait until April 10th to get my bed put together. This was especially inconvenient because I had taken apart and removed my original bed in order to make room for the new bed being delivered. This left me with no bed to sleep on. The first available date for your company to get the hardware and rails to put the bed together was a Tuesday and I had to take that day off without pay. However, I had no choice because I needed the bed to sleep on.
At this time, I am still awaiting delivery on the rest of my order. I was told these items could not be delivered until April 21st. This involves another day that I have to take off from work and again I'm going to lose a day's pay. When I made my order and scheduled delivery, I was never told anything was unavailable. Everything was to be delivered on April 6th. The inconvenience of having to take off work two additional days without pay after my order was supposed to be delivered and not having a bed to sleep on for four days doesn't seem to be of any concern to your company. I was offered a $50 gift card for my inconvenience. That doesn't even cover half of one day's work that I had to miss.
I would like your company to take responsibility for failing to inform me that I would need multiple delivery dates in order to receive my entire order. If I'd had that information in advance, I could have scheduled a different date that wouldn't involve my having to take days off from work. At the very least, a credit to my account to my account and an apology could have been offered. But unfortunately, all the customer service representatives bothered to say was that nothing could be done and tell me I had to schedule other dates for the delivery of the rest of the order. I am very disappointed with your company and the quality of service or organization you have to offer. I can honestly state that I will not do business with your company again.
Reviewed April 16, 2012
I bought furniture the first week of March at the Ashley Furniture Store in Amarillo Texas. I was told by the sales representative that I would be receiving my furniture in two to three weeks. Three weeks went by and I did not hear from them on delivery date. I was contacted by someone and they told me I would get my stuff the first week of April. The first week of April went by and nothing, I called and they told me my stuff was set to be delivered the 10th of April - by April 11... nothing.
I went up to the store and they told me they would have someone contact me next day, first thing in the morning. Next day came by and no call from them. I had to call them and the delivery department set another date for me to receive the furniture for April 16. Today April 16, I took off from work to wait on the stuff. I called to verify and I was told my stuff was not going to be delivered today. I was very upset and the only thing the delivery representative could tell me was, "Would you like to set up another delivery date?" I was forced to ask her to cancel my order and that I was not going to pay the fee for returns. She told me, “I will call you back when I talk to my superiors." Still no call.
Ashley Home Store Furniture has the worst customer service and their dishonesty has caused me to lose a day from work. This is the worst experience I have had while shopping for furniture; they're very nice when they ask to check your credit and sell you anything they can, but forget about customer satisfaction afterwards.
Reviewed April 13, 2012
I bought a new bed for $517 and after sleeping on it for 6 days, it developed deep depressions on both sides (I weigh 130 pounds and my husband weighs 165 pounds). Also, the very first time I sat on it, I could tell it was different than the one in the showroom as it gave about 6 inches while the one on the showroom was firm. I emailed Ashley and was told I couldn't return it, so I had my credit card company do a charge back. I contacted Ashley again hoping now they would take back their defective product and instead they are threatening me with collections.
Reviewed April 11, 2012
Approximately four years ago, I purchased the South Shore living room set from Ashley Furniture. It was quite pricey but I felt at the time that I wanted a good living room set that would last. The salesman that I dealt with spoke of their warranty. He told me that if I purchased the warranty, anything that goes wrong cuts, tears, chips, etc. that if I purchased it and something happened to the set, all I would have to do is call customer service and they would send someone out to repair it or if it was unrepairable, they would replace it. Not the case.
There are two people living in this home. We are not heavy set, nor do we have a high amount of traffic in our home. We are adult seniors and before our first year of having this set, I noticed what I called an eroding or chipping on the leather cushion of the couch. I called Ashley. They immediately told me this was not covered. After many heated discussions with them, they finally sent someone out. He fixed it but alas, it was a bandage as the next year we had the same problem. I called again. I fought tooth and nail and finally got someone out. Now it's been four years and the couch looks ridiculous. Do not buy their furniture, folks. It's substandard and what makes matters worse is their warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on. Please heed my warning as you don't want to experience the same thing I have.
Reviewed April 6, 2012
4 years ago, I purchased a sectional sofa for my new family room from Ashley Furniture, along with several other pieces to fill my room. The spring in the sofa broke, and they sent a repairman out to look at it. He tried to repair it, but a month later, the spring broke again. After several disputed conversations with the Huntsville store, they decided to replace it. I replaced it with a leather sectional sofa of higher quality, I thought.
Now my leather sectional is fading in some areas. I called the store, and they again sent a repairman out. He wrote that the section that is fading should be replaced. I stated to him that I did not want to chance another section faded, so I would like to have my money back or replace again. I left a message with the manager, and she stated that I could not replace because there was no warranty at that time. I stated to her that this was not a warranty issue but a manufacturing issue that needs to be taken care of.
I have spoken with the top manager at the Huntsville store, and she stated the same. I feel that I have been a loyal customer to Ashley and deserve the same from them. I hardly ever use this furniture and have not abused it, so there should be no reason for fading. I have several leather pieces in my home that I have had for years that have never faded and that were not purchased through Ashley. I was told to contact headquarters but was not given a phone number or an e-mail address. I need this problem to be taken care of as soon as possible.
Reviewed March 31, 2012
The delivery crew stole my iTouch from my music docking station. They came to deliver the furniture in the evening and there were three guys. Two of the people placed the furniture in my bedroom and installed it, whereas the third guy was pulling in the stuff from the truck and putting it in the bedroom. After the installation, they left the place.
Now, after a couple of hours after they left, I sat back in my sofa to listen to the music and found my iTouch missing from the docking station. I never removed it from that dock as it is always my primary player in my living room, hooked to the music system. I listened to the music in the afternoon and I live all alone in my apartment. The only people who came into my apartment that evening was Ashley Furniture's home delivery people. I am very sure they stole the Apple iTouch as no one came to my apartment today aside from them.
Reviewed March 17, 2012
I get a call this morning that all my furniture will not be delivered today, as they noticed starches in the China. Okay, I thought to myself, be patient, stuff happens. At least they noticed it before it came. However, this is not the first instance with faulty furniture from them, but I gave them another chance. They told me to expect delivery from 12 to 4. But it is now 4 and they still haven't arrived. A few minutes later, I got a call from them saying sorry and that they were running about an hour behind! Why didn't they call me earlier to let me know that it was not going to be here on time? I took a day off to get this done and they didn't have the decency to call early when they started running behind. I gave them another chance, and they blew it this time!
Reviewed March 16, 2012
I called about my loveseat and my year warranty has ran out. Told me to call the company that I have taken out an extended warranty with my furniture I had bought with Ashley. I called them. They told me that the leather on my love seat has been worn, not damaged and I was told they could not do anything about my love seat. Also when I bought the warranty I was told that it would cover (anything) and it’s only a year and so old then.
I called Ashley back in Hattiesburg MS. Very very very rude to me. I would have been not as mad if I was treated liked they gave a ** and then told me that she couldn’t talk with me anymore, she had another phone call and she could not help me. Did not say goodbye, have great day or anything. She hung up!!!! To me that’s not very professional and so since she treated me like that I will no longer buy anything from y’all nor any of my friends/family or my facebook friends that it has been announced what a lousy company y’all are. Standing behind thought customers was first, not a freakin phone call. Have a great day and I will make sure this will continue furthermore to corporate to make sure Hattiesburg get people in their store who waits on customers, who gives a damn!!!!
Reviewed March 16, 2012
I have been waiting for three months to get/pick up my furniture and they give me a runaround about how some pieces are ready and other pieces will be coming soon. I tried to cancel and of course they do not cancel. I have no furniture, no money.
Reviewed March 14, 2012
Basically, I am quoting what everyone else has already (too bad I cannot give the store 0 stars). I am so angry and annoyed right now though and I think everyone who even considers purchasing furniture from Ashley Furniture should be aware of the horrible service and quality. I paid over $2,300 cash upfront at the store in Cherry Hill, NJ for a complete sectional set. Originally, I was told that it would take 1 - 4 weeks to have the sectional delivered to my house. I was not too happy about the time frame, but I figured the sectional would be delivered in 2 weeks or so. I was also told that I would receive a phone call to set up a delivery date.
After a long 3 and half weeks, I had not heard from Ashley Furniture at all. So I decided to give the store a call and check on the status of my purchase. When I called, the associate set up a delivery date for me for a week later. I was already pissed off about the length of time I had to wait to get my furniture, so I just said the date was fine.
My furniture was finally delivered today. I am at work, so my boyfriend received the furniture. He made sure to check the sectional for any defects before the delivery guys left the house. According to what my boyfriend told me over the phone, the love seat has a tear on the back part, the chair has staples all over the left side, and the other part of the sectional has a cushion that is higher than the rest. The sectionals also have scratches all over on the sides. The delivery guys refused to take it back because they said we have to call Ashley Furniture for an exchange or refund and then they left. So instead of calling Ashley Furniture from work, I sent my boyfriend to go to the store personally.
Once he gets there, he tells them what is wrong with the sectional and that he wants a new sectional delivered to the house by this Friday. The associate tells him that it is not possible to have another sectional delivered by Friday and he tells them he wants the money back then. The associate tells him they will call us with a date for pick-up and that we will not get a full refund back because we accepted the sectional. According to the associate, 25% of the amount we paid for the sectional goes to Ashley Furniture even though we do not want the furniture. So now who knows when they will decide to even call me to pick up the furniture?
Bottom line: Ashley's furniture is bad quality and the service is horrible! Buyers beware!
Reviewed March 14, 2012
Today is the third time that a sofa was supposed to be delivered. I am still waiting. The first attempt on March 2 was a complete disaster. The men could not fit the sofa through the door and were not able to take apart the sofa so it would fit. During this attempt, damage was done to my woodwork and things were broken, including an antique music box from my grandmother. Next, I called to schedule another delivery date and arrange for the sofa be broken down. There was a $192 charge for this service. The person I spoke to said it could be delivered on March 8. All I had to do was to come into the store and pay the additional money before that date. I told the person that because I had a houseguest, I wouldn't be able to get in until March 12.
She said that it wasn't a problem. When I went in and paid the additional fee, the salesperson said that the sofa couldn't be delivered until March 14. She didn't even acknowledge the arrangements made with the person on the phone. Today is March 14 and a futile delivery attempt was made. The sofa was not broken down. Now, I have to wait until March17 for another delivery. I have taken 2 days off from work to have this item delivered. I cannot cancel this delivery because all I will get is a store credit. I will never enter Ashley's Furniture again and will go out of my way to be sure people know what a horrible experience dealing with Ashley's has been, not the least of which is the snakiness of their staff.
Reviewed March 13, 2012
We sat in the chair and it felt okay. They were electric and they rocked. When we received the chairs, we had to hold our legs on the floor to keep the chair level. When you picked up your feet, the chair fell forward instead of balancing out. If you did not use your legs to hold the chair level, the chair would fall forward. There was only 13 inches of sitting room and when you put your hand under the back portion of the chair, there were 5 more inches of sitting room. We think the backs are over stuffed and the head rest was also overstuffed because when you lean back, your head pushes forward. We told them that but we were told that that was the way they were made.
We brought it to their attention for 2 1/2 weeks. We were told that that was the way the chair was made and we were stuck with them. They would not take them back or offered to remove some of the padding. They do not stand behind their merchandise. I got stuck in the reclining position because there was a short in the electric turn on switch. It actually stopped working 3 times. I had to get help to get out of the chair. When the representative came to look at the chairs, we were told that the wiring in my chair was two short. He worked with it to work.
Reviewed March 13, 2012
First of all, absolutely stay away from Ashley Furniture. This is the biggest scam I have ever encountered and I've seen a few. I purchased a living room set and a dining room set. I was given an availability date of February 28. That date came and went with no word from Ashley whatsoever. When I called to find out the status of my order, I was transferred to the sale person Tammy, as apparently at Ashley your sales person is the only person who can look this kind of information up. Tammy said that they were waiting on the couch, love seat and dining table. The couch and loveseat were supposed to be in on February 28. I was already going to pick up the dining table. I asked when the items would be available. She couldn't answer me and said she would have to get back with me on Friday. Friday came and went and there’s no phone call. I called on Monday, was transferred to Tammy again, and was again told that they were waiting on the couch, loveseat and dining table.
Again, I asked for an estimated availability date. Again, Tammy told me she would have to track down that information and call me back. Again (wait for it), she didn't call. I know. Shocking, right? So I called Ashley yet again. Yet again, I was transferred to Tammy and yet again (now two weeks later, mind you) I was told that they were still waiting on the couch, loveseat and dining table. Really? No furniture, no communication—what gives? So I asked for someone at corporate that I could complain to. Tammy said she would go to the back and get that information for me. She returned, refusing to give me the corporate information and told me to call the sales manager Jennifer. I told her to tell Jennifer to call me. Clearly, Ashley has no clue who the customer is here. Jennifer called and gave me every excuse in the book as to why my furniture wasn't in yet, saying that it would be loaded on the truck in Mississippi on March 28, a month after I was told I would have it. What a crock!
When I asked her for the corporate information, she told me there was no "corporate" because all the Ashley stores are individually owned. When I asked for the "owner", she (in all idiocy) said she wasn't about to give me the owner's personal information. Duh! I was asking for the owner, as in put him on the phone. She then gave me the typical run-around of the owner's not here right now, he just got back from vacationing in Hawaii. Oh, wait, that's right: he's not here because he lives in a different state. Um, anyone else smell a ** red flag? What I found even more odd was that during our conversation, Jennifer said that there was no "corporate" yet when I asked for a refund, she said that she would have to involve several people in that decision, including "corporate". Um, **? So I expressed my dissatisfaction with not only the unbelievable delay but also the complete lack of communication and terrible hole-filled lies.
Jennifer told me that she didn't have to deal with this and then hung up on me. Yes, a manager told a customer that they didn't have to deal with their complaint. When I called back, even more irate than I was before, Jennifer blabbed more about how this isn't their fault. Yadda, yadda, yadda. Then Jennifer told me that the computer was showing an estimated load date of March 28. When I pointed out that she is now saying "estimated", she flipped out and tried to point fingers at me, saying I didn't know what was going on. Really? Clearly there is no educational requirement to work at Ashley Furniture. Either that or I came across the two biggest idiots on the planet. Needless to say, I still don't have my furniture. But there is a nice BBB complaint headed to the "owner", if there even is one of those.
Reviewed March 11, 2012
There was mold on the furniture that we purchased on 7/4/2010. I contacted the store and corporate office with pictures and statement. They do not want to take care of issue.
Reviewed March 8, 2012
I am unable to get help for a chair that I purchased because I purchased it at La-Z-Boy store. The fabric on the back of one is peeling off. It could be an easy fix if I could get someone from Ashley to help me. We bought two new, matching recliners and we paid $1400.00 for these chairs. I have the receipt, serial numbers and model numbers. I have been told that Ashley stands behind its products and I am appealing to you to make this right. Please get in touch with me at your earliest opportunity. Thank you.
Reviewed March 8, 2012
Horrible! If not for the manager Bonnie, I would have returned every item we purchased. We purchased a large order from Ashley, consisting of several different rooms. I have three kids all in sports, and both my wife and I work. So delivery was crucial. We planned it almost 3 weeks in advance on a Sunday. We moved out everything from the kids' rooms and put it in the living room. We also moved out our couches.
The delivery came, and it was wrong. On top of that, I found out that I had been charged an extra $500 for items I didn't need. I drove to the store, and they told me they would deliver the right bedroom sets on Wednesday, which was not OK with me. After arguing with them, they setup delivery for Tuesday. I also pointed out the overcharge, and the salesman told me it was a mistake and he would take care of it. He brought out new paperwork with the proper bedroom set and again charged me the extra $500 and asked me to sign. When I refused, he told me that the finance company would take it off later.
At that point, I was furious and asked them to take it all back. He told me I would be charged a fee to pick up the other items that were delivered. Finally, the manager came out with the adjusted paperwork.
My kids slept on the floor on Sunday and Monday. Tuesday came, and they delivered the right bedroom set but forgot the side rails. They showed up at 6:00 pm, so there was no way to fix it. Again, on the phone, I was furious. They apologized and told us they would bring out the rails on Wednesday, and they would call us later with a time frame.
It is now Wednesday. Their idea of a time frame is "Our driver will be there in 15 minutes." on your voice mail. Second voice mail 15 minutes later was "Our drivers are there, and no one is answering the door. Call us back to reschedule another delivery date." I purposely scheduled the delivery of all of our furniture, so as not to disrupt our jobs, school, sports, and family time. My kids have been on the floor for 4 days. Furniture were scattered throughout the house. What a mess and a nightmare. And good luck in contacting their warehouse; it just goes to voice mail.
I would have canceled everything if it weren't for Bonnie, the manager. She has been helpful along the way and has been trying to fix all of the others incompetence. The furniture is nice. The sales side seemed very shady. The warehouse is atrocious. The manager Bonnie is great. So if you like nice furniture but don't care when it gets there, like triple checking paperwork to make sure you weren't overcharged, enjoy spending hours on the phone, driving back to the store to show them where you were overcharged, have 3 vacation days to burn from work, then by all means choose Ashley Furniture in Yorba Linda, CA.
I may have to update the actual time frames, because it is now 5:16 pm on the 4th day and they still haven't arrived. One of our children is playing in the first round of the state championships for high school basketball tonight at 7:00 pm. The warehouse was told that by Bonnie. Now I have to ask a family member to miss the game to sit here until they come. What an absolute nightmare dealing with this place.
Reviewed March 7, 2012
Back in October, I purchased a living room set and a bedroom set from Ashley's Furniture. I have been having problems with this account since they delivered the furniture. First, the cushions on the sofas were slanted to one side. I called to complain and they sent me additional cushions. I finally gave up because all the ones they sent were the same. They don't pick up the old ones. They tell you to throw them away. Then the chest of the drawer was not how I had seen it in the store. I have been back and forth with this problem since then. I told the warehouse manager that the drawers did not have the black felt lining it should have.
She said there’s no problem and she'll get it to me. Then, in a couple of days, I received a package with one-inch black felt circles. I guess she wanted me to put these little circles somewhere in there. Then, we noticed the headboard was coming apart. One service guy came in and said it was a manufacture defect. The warehouse manager and I have been going back and forth on this. She sends another service guy who takes a mallet hits the headboard and makes it seem he fixed it. Then we find the headboard is cracked in the back where we probably would not have seen it if we had not inspected the headboard. Now, I have to call warehouse once again. When does this end? I am at a point where I want to stop paying.
Reviewed March 7, 2012
I bought two end tables at Ashley's on 2/11 with an estimated delivery of 3/19. I was told to check because it usually is two weeks. So I called and I was told that it's going to be on April 10th. Then the customer service manager Josh (or he claimed to be) told me that he will call me back on Monday to tell me what the status of the order really is. Of course, I am getting no call. So I called again today and guess what? The order is being pushed out until May 20th. To top it off, I can't cancel the order that I paid cash for until 30 days after their estimated arrival. I think Ashley's has the poorest customer service and I can't believe they treat customers like that.
Reviewed March 6, 2012
My mom and I visited the Ashley Furniture in Jacksonville, FL at the St. Johns Town Center. We came to the store due to an advertisement we’ve seen on television of a 14-piece set for $799. When we arrived at the store, we asked a sales person on the floor about the advertisement. He advised that it was valid and available for all packages with "The Works." We were both like, “Great.” I spotted a living set that I wanted to purchase. I noticed the price was $1199 even though it had "The Works". So I asked Benjamin if this was under the special $799 and he told me yes. I was on lunch so I told him I would be back later that evening to finish the transaction. When I came back, I went through the whole process of picking the items I wanted to go with my set. After I did that, he insisted I apply for credit through them. I did and I was approved. I noticed as we got into the financial part that everything was higher than he told me. He assured me that everything would drop to the correct price once finished.
The financing company wanted me to put $211.30 down as a first month payment. Once the transaction was complete, I noticed he left off an item that was supposed to be a part of the package. I also noticed that my contract said my furniture would be available on 04/10/2012. I called the store and spoke to the manager. He advised me that the package was $1199, it was never $799. I told the store manager I wanted a refund. I have to wait until Thursday, 03/08/2012, to go to the store for them to process a refund. I will never do business with Ashley Furniture. They had false advertisement to get you in the store. The sales people lie to you just to get a sale. The manager wasn't even willing to correct the issue.
Reviewed March 3, 2012
My father purchased furniture a month ago that still hasn't been delivered. Some of the furniture arrived, but one piece was delivered broken which they still have not replaced or picked up from his home. All the furniture, even the ones not received, had been paid for. He has called and left messages to managers who have never returned his call. I went to the store and asked for refund. They said this could not happen. My father is 85 years old and unable to fight his own battles so I am attempting to retrieve the finances for him. Managers were extremely rude, unhelpful and no interest in resolving this issue. At one point, they said they thought furniture might be in their warehouse and if I wanted to go pick it up myself. All I want for my father is respect, reimbursement and to not be taken advantage of as I feel this relates to his age. By the way, it has been over three weeks since his original order.
Reviewed March 1, 2012
I purchased mattress on Saturday, February 11, 2012. I picked up Jaya Eurotop firm mattress same day. It felt like I was sleeping on sinking concrete. My body felt beat up in the morning. Mattress was $1224 plus taxes. I should have woken up feeling like a queen. On Monday, February 13, I called store manager. He said, "I'm sorry. I will have customer service call you." A lady called after awhile. She said she would send me dispute paperwork to contact Sealy. Paperwork is about 10 pages long. Sealy wants pictures of indentations. How is that possible if i am on mattress? Also, when we brought the mattress home, it was bowed in on the sides.
Bottom line, no one said once you take it home "We are not the contacts for unsatisfied customers." They were very short with me and unsympathetic. They did not offer any solutions. I then spoke to general store manager. He said the same thing. I think it's only reasonable to give a purchaser a 30-day window. The mattress is a huge purchase and you can't try it out for a long enough time before purchasing. I bought an expensive model $1224. I need to return it. I just had spinal surgery and need a good mattress. I wanted to be prepared. It didn't work out that way. I need a great mattress asap. I don't have time to draw diagrams, take pictures and write reports. It was a bad mattress from day one.
Reviewed March 1, 2012
My husband and I bought sofa, chair, ottoman, entertainment center and motorized recliner ($3000). Before furniture was delivered, they said the sofa didn't make the truck and would have to be delivered two weeks after the first delivery of everything. When the sofa finally arrived, two springs were broken! I happen to sit on it before the delivery fellows left. I told them to put it back in their box and take it back. I called customer service within minutes and told them I wanted my account credited. She said I would have to go to the store to do that which is two hours away. So off my husband and I went to the Lakeland Florida store.
The Lakeland store told me that I couldn't get my money back, that I would have to reselect another sofa. So reluctantly, I chose another one which was approx $300 more. As soon as I took my credit card out to pay my salesperson, Julio was called to a side bar meeting for 15 minutes. When he returned, he said everything was fine (whatever that meant). Two weeks later, the second sofa arrived on Friday. This time the pillows were all distorted and leaning to the left and didn't line up with the bottom pillows. The pillows are all puckered and just poor quality craftsmanship, not to mention all these threads that need to be clipped. I'm afraid if I pull them the material will snag.
This time I didn't call to complain until the following Tuesday. I didn't know about the 72 hour rule. I told customer service that I want my money back, not to send me another third sofa. She said (store manager Venicia) that I didn't call within the 72 hours. Although, I had with the first sofa and still couldn't get my money back. I am ignored with every telephone call I make. They insist on sending another factory piece to my house. They have my $3000 and more importantly the $900 for the sofa that I want picked up and credited. I am spreading the word about Ashley's poor sofa quality and most importantly how Ashley Furniture treat their customers after they've made the sale. Shame on them! I was so excited to get a pretty new sofa. I'm sad. I don't have another $900 to buy another one. I hope they're happy the way they act.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2012
On 01/24/2012, I purchased two beds (a full for my son and a king for my self) from Ashley's Furniture Home Store. Right before delivery, the warehouse called, stating that they would deliver the full bed but had to reorder the king bed because a poster was broken. I asked if there would be any discount applied to my debit card for the inconvenience and now having to take another day off for delivery of the other bed. The woman said she would have someone call me back and made sure my contact information was correct.
Of course, two days later, no one had contacted me with a response. Over the next two weeks, I called five times. In the first two times, I was transferred several times and ended up with an answering machine that I had to leave my information on. I waited for a return call both times with no result. The third time I talked to a manager, he stated they would check into it and call me back. Again, a few days later, no call back. In the fourth time, I got transferred to a customer service agent who said she would check on it and call me back. She did call me back later that day and said she needed more time to research it and she would call me back on Monday. Of course, I got no reply on Monday.
I called back Monday before going to the store, and they said they would have to check on it and call me back. I went to the store to get it resolved. They would not refund any money to my debit card. All they offered was an in-store credit. I replied if that is the way they conduct business, I just want the money refunded for the king bed as well as the delivery fee. I still have not received the king bed; if I knew I was only going to receive a full bed, I could have picked it up my self and not asked for delivery. They said they would still charge the 25% cancellation fee. I said that is absurd considering the merchandise was broken and has still not been received. They said that was all they could offer, and the problem is still not resolved.
Reviewed Feb. 27, 2012
We purchased a living room suite from you in May of last year and this year, it started chipping on the part that we thought was wood but come to find out it is so type of other material. The repair guy from Atlanta came and repaired the problem and I ask him if this would continue to happen and he said yes it would so just call us again and we will come fix it. Well I didn't pay that much money for a living room suite that is going to have to continually be repaired. I would like my money back or some type of a discount on this purchase.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2012
On 12/4/11, we purchased from Ashley Furn a sofa bed, a love seat, a lift table, a 60" TV stand, and 2 recliners. On 1/9/12, we took delivery, however we received a sofa instead of the sofa bed. After calls to the store, the Gen Mgr admitted that it was their error and the remedy was for us to pay the up charge of $200.00 to correct their error. I tried to talk to CS. No return calls. I tried to talk to K. Koenig Pres of City Furniture. His office had VP of Sales contact us through the GM and offered to correct their error by paying $100.00. This was unacceptable and asked to speak to him. I received a voice mail from another person and have not heard from him or the VP Sales since. I sent an e-mail to Mr. Koenig, Pres. and have not had a response. I guess the $17 million expansion of City Furn is being paid in part by letting the customers pay for their mistakes.
This is contrary to the PR statement by Mr. Koenig announcing their expansion, when he said (I am paraphrasing) you admit your mistakes and correct the mistake and move on. Needless to say, we could never recommend Ashley Furniture/City Furniture to anyone. Still waiting to hear from a decision maker at that firm.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2012
I called the Martin Luther King blvd location on 02/22/12 about the incredible 14-piece living room package I had seen online for $799 with a picture of the Lansbury living room set. I asked the salesman by the name of Marco about this Lansbury set that was advertised also for $799. He was unsure about it and offered to call me back, which he did and he told me to come take a look at it. When I arrived, I asked for Marco. He proceeded to take me to another set which was advertised for the 14-piece living room package event. I made him aware of the set I was inquiring about which we spoke of over the phone. He asked me to show him what I had seen advertised online. I did and he left me for at least 30 minutes. He finally returned and said this set was not included and I asked if I could speak to someone who could explain why.
Another unidentified male came to accompany us which Marco showed him the ad online as advertised. He responded it is just a picture used to advertise. I asked him why would someone place a picture of something, giving customers a false impression of what is really being offered for sale. He responded, "It is advertising." I asked Marco for the corporate office phone number and the other male told me to go online and look under the advertisement dept. At this time, I became a little angry because he didn't acknowledge me as a customer and didn't care to help me with this matter or even give me the corporate office phone number. That is bad customer service. I have purchased a $4000 bedroom set from Ashley Furniture through another company but I never expected to be treated as I was at Ashley Furniture. I looked online the next day and it seems they removed the Lansbury set off of the promotion and the site seems to be having some issues but I have a copy of it saved to my computer for proof of false advertisement.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2012
My mother purchased a Durablend cafe sofa/ loveseat combo on 2/5/12. We chose the financing option as that was what was offered to us. We received our furniture as promised on 2/18. But it seems as if all good things have to come to an end. Forward to Tuesday, 2/21/12, my mother receives a letter from Bill Me Later, stating that someone tried to open up an account using her name, birth date and last four digits of her social security number on the same day as our purchase with an address that obviously was not mine or hers.
Funny thing is that, they only had access to her name, birth date and last four digits, nothing else. When filling out her information, the salesman, Steve at the Brooklyn Ashley Furniture stated that we don't have access to customers full information, just what was mentioned earlier. Her credit limit was actually great! Steve and his co-workers actually looked in awe of how much of a limit that my mother received. I truly believe that someone in that Brooklyn Ashley Furniture store near Kings Plaza was conniving enough to try to make a purchase at Toys R Us and open up an account with Bill Me Later. This has not happened to my mother ever and it's such a coincidence that it happened on the same day as her opening up an account. I am truly pissed and upset that these salespeople or admins would do this. They will steal your money, steal your information and treat you like ** once you have made a purchase. I am definitely going to the store and raise hell with these people.
Reviewed Feb. 21, 2012
Discrimination to the Max: My husband and I went to Ashley furniture store in Houston, Texas located on 249 &1960. We walked in the store very excited because of promotions we had seen on TV. As soon as we walked in, a salesman approached us, of course, to see what he could sell us. My husband asked to see a sectional and asked for it to be sturdy. Obviously, you want to buy something of quality. After all, you're not getting it for free. Well, as expected, the salesman swore up and down that the sectional was of excellent quality. We just told him that we asked for a good quality sofa since we already own an Ashley sofa that had cushions sink after three months of use. After we told him this, he looked at my husband and just flat out told him that he was a "pretty big" man. His exact words were, “Hey, you look like a pretty big man, and when ever you sit on something, you're gonna do some damage!“ He proceeded with telling him, “How much do you weigh, about 350 or so?“
I could not believe I was hearing this piece of ** salesman talk to my husband the way he did! It was humiliating because my husband is not an idiot and those comments were extremely offensive. My reply to him was, "So you're telling me there is a weight limit on these couches? That means we are at the wrong store!” He proceeded with, "Oh, no, don't get me wrong. We have pretty good quality furniture; please don't think I was trying to be mean, but only trying to be realistic.” I really wanted to cuss him out so bad and all my husband could do was act like he didn't hear what was being said. This unprofessional salesman should be fired and Ashley furniture sued for having people like him working for them. I will never shop at this place ever again. I will make sure I tell all my friends and family not to shop there ever. And from what I’ve read from the reviews, it looks like their furniture really is of bad quality and not because of weight issues. The nerve of some people!
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2012
I purchased a full living room set from Ashley 4 years ago and paid $3,000 plus $250 for an extended warranty. The first couch (leather) was damaged and they would not replace it! They said that if they replaced it, then I would no longer have my warranty! The cushions were sagging and the recliners wouldn't work. They came out and fixed it and left. The recliner never really worked right. Then it started sagging on the other side. They told me that they were going to replace the couch ( it was not the same as the first one and they told me the other was discontinued; the new one was close enough). Now the couch is peeling, badly! I bought a leather couch, but it seems that it has a thin leather layer cloth underneath!
I am so upset. It took us a long time to save our money for this couch and I would expect it to last more than a year and a half, especially for the price we paid. I see I am not the only one with issues with the leather and the company. I would appreciate any help that you can give me. My couch looks like I pulled it off the side of the road, trashed!
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2012
I ordered a 5 piece bedroom suite Nov.27. I was told I should have it by Christmas. Delivery date finally set for Jan.27. When the truck arrived, there was not a bed on the truck. I called the store and was told the bed was discontinued. I told them the pieces that we could see on the back of the truck were not the same color as the showroom model and one piece had a scratch and stain missing on the end. I was on phone with 3 different people while the truck driver and helper waited for us to find out what was going on. Finally, the driver left and took the furniture back to warehouse.
I talked to another sales person and was told that there was a bed in Mississippi that they would have shipped up. I called the following Monday and spoke to the manager and told him I was very frustrated and wanted my money back, He said that was not the store policy and we could reselect. I told him I saw nothing else that I wanted there and again told him I just wanted my money back. He said he would pull the showroom model and compare the color to mine at the warehouse and would call me in a few days. That turned out to be another lie. I got a phone call one week later from the person that schedules deliveries and told them I was supposed to speak to a manager before any delivery was agreed upon.
Finally, on Feb.18, my husband and I went to the warehouse to look at our furniture. They were not expecting us, so we had to wait while they pulled our pieces. We had them open each box and we inspected to see if it looked right. It did, so we loaded it up in our trailer and brought it home. We just think there is no way it is the same suite they tried to deliver back in Jan. After getting it all set up in our bedroom, some of the drawers in the chest stick when you try to close them, you have to push really hard. The back of the mirror on the dresser was a very thin piece of plywood and the screw holes were torn, so we had to drill new holes to keep the back in place. It is not very well made, came from China, so I am not surprised. There is no way I will recommend Ashley Furniture to anyone. A very hard lesson learned. Will look for American made next time.
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2012
We purchased a sofa from Ashley Furniture. Within six months, the pad was bunching up. We called them and they fixed it the first time. But it is doing it again and they won’t help because the warranty is up.
Reviewed Feb. 15, 2012
I purchased an Ashley Sectional a little over a year ago, and from the beginning, we have had the same problem with it. The cushions lean towards the middle. The furniture company came out, and adjusted the springs, and it was good for a while, until the same problem recurred. They came out and replaced the foam in the cushions. Again, it was good for a while, and lastly they decided to replace the springs, and did then said "it looks like it's the cushions, sorry but we really can't do anything else for you".
Reviewed Feb. 14, 2012
I ordered sectional, sofa and 2 swivel chairs. Paid for with credit card. Delivery set called and left mess. To change time to 1 and 1/2 hours later due to prescheduled appointment (9-1). Got a call at the day of delivery at 8:40 AM saying they were leaving in 15 minutes. No one listened to the message and I was told the deliver time was 9-1. I cancelled my appointment to accommodate your delivery company and I am paying for this delivery. One of the swivel chairs was broken. Your repair company came to look at it. I was told he could fix it, but I bought new furniture and wanted a new piece. Again a delivery date was set and I figured I better be available since your delivery company has no flexibility. The chair came and the other was removed, and when I sat on it, it squeaked.
I didn't pay much attention since it was a new piece. Then last night again same thing happened with the first piece: it broke. My significant other looked at it: not one nail was hammered into the wood. He said to me they really did a lousy job. So instead of returning another new piece of furniture, we would take care of it. Your customer service ends once paid and you are out the door. Your delivery company and repair company also shows no customer service. I will never recommend to anyone I know going to Ashley and buying furniture. In fact, today, some asked me and I certainly said that your customer service ends once you leave the store.
Reviewed Feb. 11, 2012
I purchased sofa and love seat 10 months ago. The sofa's frame is already broken in many pieces and is getting worse every day. I called for their service department; two weeks later they finally came out, took pictures and confirmed the couch was in need of massive repair the entire frame is broken not cracked but completely broken. They said they will call in five to seven working days. I called from day five and they have not seen the report. I called 5 days later and they will review report and call back. I had to call the third time today and was told they will repair the sofa in 3.5 weeks, March 3, 2012, and will take the sofa for seven to 10 working days, leaving nothing to sit on but the loveseat. I have a family of five .
I went to the store and the sales manger said that’s it. That’s all that can be done. Sorry. Oh, well, he never once stood up from his chair, never introduced himself as the manger, nothing! The final word: I guess I can try to get a temporary replacement for you. I had to ask him to call me and let me know. He said he will call in a few days. I hope it’s not the same time as their service department. Horrible experience!
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2012
We purchased a mattress and bed at this store on 11/28, card purchase on 11/25 from Ashley Furniture at 320 Greenwood, IN, card #5528 for $1854.80. We were kind of pushed to making that decision too soon. When we came home, we realized that is not what we intended to do and so we called the store to cancel the order. They cancelled the order and instead of giving us back the money, they put it in-store credit. We then filed a dispute with the the credit card company because no product was delivered, they cannot hold my money.
Chase, our credit card company, disputed the amount with Ashley on 11/30, debit card dispute $1,854.8. Chase filed the dispute and put back the money in our account but Ashley Furniture charged the amount again with no product delivered saying they said in their receipt no cancellation or refunds. But they never delivered a product to me nor was the transaction initiated from their side. The order was immediately cancelled.
Before even I knew Ashley won the dispute, I got another bed from them but they did credit my account with the money for just the bed after a lot of phone calls with them on 02/02/2012, debit card transaction with Ashley Furniture at 320 GRE 02/01 ASHLEY FU $938.61 They still are holding my money for $916.19 for no product delivered. I have serious medical conditions and I want to pursue taking some action on my health with that money but they are holding my money for no reason. Please take the necessary action against them and bring justice.
Reviewed Feb. 10, 2012
We bought a dining set from Ashley which got delivered two weeks later. When the guys started assembling the table, I noticed that the veneer at the bottom was peeling. I immediately stopped them and called the customer service and I was shocked when they said that the bottom is never finished and they cannot do anything about it. I stood my ground and returned it which they said they will replace. I told them I want a brand new piece and not something lying in the warehouse. I also took photos of the furniture.
So again after two weeks wait, they again delivered and I asked them to open it for me on my driveway and you would not believe it they had sent the same piece back. I showed the delivery guys the photos and again called up customer service to which they again said they cannot replace it. I stood my ground again and returned it. After that I called up the furniture store to discuss with the manager and the manager was rude and I could not believe him when he said all Ashley Furniture come with their bottoms unfinished. I called up the company and they said they could not do anything about it and to contact the store. After much arguing with the warehouse manager and store manager, they said the furniture comes with an unfinished bottom and as per them if I return it next time, they will start charging me. I was helpless and had to accept it the third time. Please do not buy Ashley Furniture.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2012
We purchased $7,000 worth of furniture for our new home. Two living room suites did not have the same quality of form when delivered to our home. The middle cushions would sink and my 70 year old father-in-law could not get out of the couch. I will not go on and tell you the pain that we encountered with the manager and he threatened to call the police and arrest us if we went into his store. We contacted "Customer Care" (that's a joke) and were allowed to return the couches for a store credit. When they get your money, they don't give a ** about customer service. Please avoid this company at all costs. You will get better quality furniture at GOODWILL.
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2012
I ordered my kids a bedroom set. First they agree to give bank and bored. They bring railings. It does not fit with the mattress. Then she said I have to pay $150 more to order full size mattress box. I wait two weeks for boxes and they bring the wrong size twice. After that they said I have to wait one more week for the right size. My kids are waiting almost one month to get the right size of bed.
Reviewed Feb. 8, 2012
Sofa was delivered broken and chase lounge had scratches on it .
Reviewed Feb. 7, 2012
0ne the week of January 2012, I paid for the delivery of my living room package and it was delivered separately and without the complete truth. I was told it would take 2-4 weeks to receive my furniture and TV and I will get a call to set up delivery. I agreed and was so happy I bragged about them for days. The delivery day came around and I did not get my chair which was broken or torn in transit so it was back at the warehouse. Short story, I just received it last week, February 2012, still with a tear in the leather and two hours later than planned. I still have not received the 51" TV from Best Buy that was part of the package. And as I found out after the fact supposed to be included in the delivery but after all the furniture was delivered, I have to go get a voucher to pick it up, That is ** and totally unprofessional and I am very upset. I paid one third of the cost and still have no complete package I bought. I really wish I had read all the post prior to my buy. I would have went to Rooms To Go. Not to take away the help from Tina the salesperson, but she is probably embarrassed by this also. And if she is not, she should be because I will pass this on to as many people as I can.
Reviewed Feb. 5, 2012
I bought a Living room set and when it was delivered, the ottoman was messed up. After finally getting a hold of someone after waiting on hold, they sent a fabric replacement. Well, that didn’t work. So they ordered us a 'new' ottoman. Well that one is worse than the other 2! I am still fighting with them. I will never buy from Ashley again.
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2012
I purchased a new living room set and a new dining room table in August 2011. The sales women that help was very patient and helpful. I scheduled my delivery for a couple of weeks out. They called me to say that the delivery truck was in route. when I got home 10 minutes later, they were already done, so much for the 30 minutes call ahead of time that they told me they would give.
They had placed the furniture & the next day I began to move it where I wanted. It was then I found that the couch had been dropped on the road outside and was black on the bottom. It was a tan sofa, so the delivery people had put it against the wall to hide their damage. The couch was ripped and the end tables had chips & scratches. I was told when I purchased the furniture that I had 3 days after accepting the furniture to return it.
I called to say that I wanted to return the furniture since it was damaged. I was told they would bring me a replacement furniture if I kept & they scheduled a delivery or replacement. I was called a week before the delivery & told that I would have to reschedule since they had no delivery drivers in my area on the date that was agreed upon. They said they could come on Christmas eve with the replacements.
That didn't work, so I took a half day off for another delivery date. I even called back to confirm if I was getting same furniture and was told that I would. On the day of the delivery, a small pick up shows up with a man with a tool kit. He was told that he was sent to repair my furniture. He took a look at the sofa & stated that he couldn't repair it because they would have to send parts for repair. His method of fixing scratches was by a marker.
I called Ashley Furniture immediately and was told that it had been 2 months so I would not get new furniture. It didn't matter that the deliverymen hid the damage or that I had called within 24 hours. It is now February of 2012 and I am still waiting for my sofa to be repaired. My advise, check your delivery with a fine tooth comb even if the guys have to wait there.
Reviewed Jan. 31, 2012
I purchased and paid in full for the entire 14 living room special, which was not in the store at the time. I was shown a photograph and was told to come back in a week when the display for the showroom would come into the store. When I returned, the furniture had not been put on display so I paid for something they never put on display.
I never checked out the fabric and the salesman set up a date to deliver the furniture which was the day of the blizzard. The truck never called me on the phone the day before and I was home the entire week because of the snow. The store at 2233 Flatbush was closed and they claimed that I needed to pay a restocking fee and other fees. All I have for my money is a paid in full bill of sale.
Reviewed Jan. 29, 2012
It seems that when they make the sale and get your money, the party is over. No one wants to help you out, and they keep you on hold for 20 minutes or more. I'm disabled, and I don't have a house phone, so they just run down your minutes. You get on the free phone for being disabled, and I only get 200 minutes.
Reviewed Jan. 29, 2012
I was given this email address to send details of the horrible experience I have had owning and sleeping on an Ashley bed. We bought a bed that is at the entrance to your home store about 3 and a half weeks ago. It was delivered on the 9th, along with the Ashley brand foam mattress we purchased at the same time.
I was not home when the mattress was installed, so I did not get to witness the construction quality. Since then, we've noticed a lot of sagging in certain parts of the bed; and our backs are still sore in the morning. The better experience we were hoping to have with Ashley has left a sour taste in our mouth we can't get rid of.
This morning, I decided to take the mattress off to see what in the world is going on. I was flabbergasted by what happened and what I saw next. First, the mattress had a horrible time moving off the bed. Once I did get it off, I discovered that all over the bottom side of the brand-new Ashley mattress were splinters dug into the mattress. I received several splinters myself trying to get the splinters out of the mattress.
Then I looked over at what I thought would be a solid piece of wood going from one side to another since I did buy a "platform bed." What I saw instead were thin pieces of super poor quality wood in the form of slats which had slid around and were not even and could not be since they weren't screwed into place. I put my hands on one of them, and with only a few pounds of pressure, the whole piece bowed greatly all the way across.
Next, I noticed that the few support-stilts there were slid around and would not stay centered. And it's no wonder; they are tall, skinny pieces of wood. Upon touching the wood and receiving another splinter, I had it! I was so upset. I called to see if Ashley was interested in fixing the product before I returned, and the earliest appointment time was February 21! 3 and a half weeks away!
With jaw still on the ground, I then called to return the bed and mattress, only to be told that you, guys, sell products but don't back them to allow customers to return more than 72 hours later. So now, I am stuck with a bed I cannot sleep on and a mattress with lots of splinters in it. And I'm left to brew about how many places I can visit and warn other consumers not to buy Ashley products.
Please don't lose more customers, Redesign your beds. A platform bed should have a solid piece of wood all the way across. That is the least you could do for my $1400 I spent. I could and most likely will have to go down to The Home Depot and purchase wood from them; any of which will be better than the cheap wood you used and create my own solution. I'm most upset with my self, because I did 3 weeks of research before buying a bed; and after reviewing all my material, I can see where most vendors on the platform bed put an indication for "solid wood board to support mattress."
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2012
My husband and I bought a couch and a dining table from Ashley Furniture on December 31st 2011. Our sales person gave us a tentative date of January 28th for delivery. When we went to the front desk to make the actual purchase, the lady at the counter told us to expect our furniture around the 18th, which was sooner. We made our purchase and went on our way. When the 18th of January rolled around and I still didn't receive a call from Ashley Furniture, I decided to go into the store and inquire a date for delivery.
When I went in, they couldn't give me any exact information because their computers were down, again. They were also down when we made our purchase. The lady at the front desk just told us to expect our furniture around the 28th and that they will give us a call two days prior to give us a time for delivery. Today is now the 28th and we never received a phone call, not one.
So my husband calls and they tell us that their is a back order for 3 to 6 weeks on our dining room table but they have our couch in store right now. They said we will not receive our order until February 20th which is two months after our purchase. Why we were never notified of this is beyond me. Mind you, we have been eating dinner on the floor and have not had a place to sit for the past month.
When we called to talk to a representative, she basically brushed us off. She said there is nothing she can do. My husband and I are completely dissatisfied. We never received a phone call for an update, we were lied to about our date for delivery, and we have to wait two months to get our order and they completely brushed us off when we tried to get answers.
Reviewed Jan. 25, 2012
We purchased $8000 worth of furniture from Ashley home store in Abilene, TX in August of 2009. The couch is coming apart at the seams. We purchased the extended warranty through Ashley home store and the location recently was shut down and changed ownership. We have been given the run around for weeks trying to have our furniture repaired and warranty carried out.
We have spoken to over 20 people including Ashley corporate who informed me the warranty through montage "is a scam and never covers anything". Nice. Thanks for charging us and promising us the world and your store. The furniture is ** which is why you will not cover anything. You know it will break in a matter of months.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2012
On 01/16/2012 I purchased a queen size Sealy Posturepedic bed and a heavy wooden Sleigh bed frame for about $1,500. They were supposed to call when the items arrived the following Friday and didn't. The clerk at the counter said "we left a message on your answering machine". That was Lie # 1. I checked my cell, home and work phone and there were no message/s. They have limited days when customers can pick up their items so, I went back the following Monday and asked if I could simply see the items in the warehouse to get an idea how large the packages were. That's when I noticed that the mattress was a plush rather than the firm I ordered.
This is when the real trouble started. They said, "This is the bed you tried and said you liked. " I said, "No, this is not a firm!" We have been going round and round ever since and they have continued to lie to me rather then just do what the customer expects, to make it right! I call them every day and each day someone is supposed to call me back and each day, no one calls. I called them back today (01/23/2012) and was told that if I wanted the firm bed rather than the plush, I would have to pay a 30% re-stocking fee.
That's $450 for their mistake! I called Chase Bank and explained everything to them and they put a stop payment on the sale. Don't even think about walking in this place. I have never experienced worse customer service anywhere in my 64 years on this earth. They are also not registered with the Better Business Bureau (BBB), You would think that in this economy, a furniture store would do whatever it takes to make sure the customer is happy, not Ashley's. They couldn't care less!
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2012
We paid $2500.00 for a love seat and couch, both recliners and leather. We had them about one year, and the sides of the middle seats, which were not made of leather, just split open in many places. Very odd, because no one ever sits in the middle seats. We contacted the store and got no satisfaction. Not happy and will never buy Ashley furniture again.
Reviewed Jan. 22, 2012
I wish I would have read the consumer report before purchasing from Ashley! I will never step foot in there store again! On 1-8-11, we purchased 6 pieces of a sectional-I guess we kind of designed 2 different sofas, we had a delivery date of the 19th. So on the 18th, we had a friend come and help my husband (as I am 8 months pregnant) take our old furniture to Goodwill- biggest mistake ever! When we received the delivery, half of it was correct. The delivery guy tried to let us keep the incorrect pieces until we could get the right pieces, his "boss" would not allow that.
Immediately I called the store. I was assured that everything was taken care of and someone would call me in the AM to reschedule a delivery. That did not happen. I called customer service only to be told that it takes 72 hours to process the "change" order, which is not customer service. I then called back to the store, only to be told the manager was busy with a customer, he would return my call. Second message, third message, no call back! Another day, no answers! I called customer service and requested to speak to that supervisor, how convenient, she's on another call! No return call, I call again! Still not available and that she will call me back, which she did! She can get me set up for a new delivery for what I refused- "what I refused?" It wasn't what I ordered! Next catch, the only date I can get is the 31th, or the first week in Feb! I said just cancel my order, how long will it take to get someone here to pick up the "correct" stuff? Her response, "I’m not sure, it depends on how long it takes the paperwork to go through?!"
Seriously, this is the customer service department, sad! Never again!
Reviewed Jan. 20, 2012
I have spoken with 2 managers in this store & at least 5 or 6 associates. We purchased & paid for a sofa on 11/22/11 in this store. They did not deliver it & keep their part of the deal. I cancelled the order & requested a refund. We still have not gotten our refund to this date (1/19/12 ). Along with all the associates I have spoken with, I have also spoken with Frankie **, who is the manager twice. I spoke with the office manager Jilliana,around 1/7or8/12 and she assured me she would send an email to corporate & let me know what was going on. I did not hear back from her so I called this store back on 1/9/12 & was told Jilliana no longer worked there by Patricia. I informed her that I wanted the corporate office number. She gave it to me & I spoke with Debbie the same day. She stated they were waiting for the store manager here in Greenville, SC to give the ok.
Corporate office is in Charlotte, NC. I informed her that I was told by this store numerous times that corporate was holding it up. She then changed her story & said they were waiting on accounting. Stated she would check on it. I did not hear anything so, I called corporate again and was promised by Arlando on last Thursday that the check had been sent. She stated that they had a lot of refunds and were behind. I said, you must have had a lot of people canceling & her response was oh no we were giving rebates.
Judging by my experience, I would say they have lost business. Since we did not receive it today in the mail. I called this store back here in Greenville tonight & asked to speak with the manager Frankie **. I asked him why we could not get our refund & he said he did not know. I said this is ridiculous & there is no excuse for this. He said,"I agree.".I informed him that he had until tomorrow morning to give me an answer. He said I will email corporate. I said, I have heard this over & over again from you people & I am tired of it.
Reviewed Jan. 16, 2012
We have tried and tried to contact Ashley for months. First, we contacted Foret's Furniture in Lake Charles, LA where we purchased the furniture (They have since closed.), and then we filed with the insurance we bought for our furniture. After a few months, they said it was the manufacturer's fault that our padding has become so flat.
We are in our 70's so the furniture has not been abused. We are trying to get some help, but there's no response from anyone. What do we do next? I have all my papers of this furniture. The Lane furniture that I had before this one lasted us over 15 years and is actually still great and our grandson is using it.
Reviewed Jan. 11, 2012
We ordered sofa and entertainment center. It has been two delivery attempts to deliver. Both times it was damaged furniture. I had to take time off resulting in $300 per day. Salary loss plus negative remark in my file due to time off on mandatory work days.
Reviewed Jan. 10, 2012
Ashley Furniture seems to have a persistent track record of deny deny deny. I bought a sectional 02/12/11. The sofa is coming apart and the under matting is showing. There is also one armrest that is fraying allegedly my cat is clawing up the armrest. My cat is de-clawed. So Ashley's service tech and store manager is stuck on my cat destroying my furniture even though it is de- threading down the seams. I am not referring any of my friends, Facebook friends family or anyone that reads this to Ashley Furniture.
Reviewed Jan. 9, 2012
I purchased a leather loveseat and sofa for $3500 from the Montrose, Co. store. I had to drive five hours both ways to pick it up as there was no store close to where I live. The salesperson talked me into buying a leather protection plan for $200. Here it is one year later and I am having problems with the leather. I called the store. Guess what? No longer in business. So I called the corporate office and was informed that all Ashley Homestores are independently owned and they have no control over each store and who they choose for their fabric protection plan.
They gave me the phone number of the company they thought the Montrose store worked with. I called the company and they had no record of my purchase anywhere. In other words, the Montrose store took my $200 and didn't register my information for the protection plan. When I called the corporate office back and told them the situation they basically said too bad, there's nothing they can do. I feel like I was totally cheated by a bunch of crooks. I will never buy a piece of Ashley Furniture again. Beware.
Reviewed Jan. 6, 2012
We have bought thousands of dollars worth of furniture from this Ashley's store. We searched and searched for a loveseat that would compliment our existing leather sofa. Knowing we didn't want brown because it would clash with the browns in our leather sofa, we made a point to look for something in off-white or camel. Bob knew our dilemma about the color and we searched the showroom floor for items that came in an off-white or camel. We found a loveseat on their showroom floor that was camel color that was the color of the showroom piece. My husband took pictures of the loveseat so that we could look at them that night in our home and see if it would compliment our sofa. If it didn't work, we knew we could cancel the order the next day. But it looked good so we continued the order.
When the sofa came in, we picked it up and the warehouse and drove it 110 miles to our home. After getting it in our house, we began to unwrap it. The loveseat was dark sable brown, definitely not camel. It clashed with our sofa. So we called and told them our issue. They looked it up and said that that was the only color it came in. We told them that that wasn't the color on the showroom floor and they told us it was.
We loaded it back up and drove 110 miles back to the store and made them look at it, then look at the pics we had. It was such a contrast, it was humorous. Bob looked me straight in the eye and said that that dark brown was the same color as the one on the floor. Of course it was "sold" so we couldn't compare the real thing. He said it was our camera that made the color look different. He knew darn well that we searched for non-brown items all over his store. He basically called us liars.
Then another young salesman came up and said he had bought the same loveseat and it was dark brown when he got it and after time it lightened up to camel! Really? It was all such a joke. We told them we'd spent thousands of dollars there in the past, took a day off to come pick up the item and would have driven over 400 miles that day because of this loveseat. They would not take it back without a 25% restocking fee or credit for the full amount in the store. With the way we had been treated and called liars, there was no way I would step foot back in that store. So we decided to take the hit and spend the $150 of restocking fee.
Shannon then assured us that we would have the check for over $500 within a week. It's been two weeks and still no check. I will wait until this afternoon and called and complained. I can understand the restocking fee when the customer just changes their mind. But when the item is not what they ordered and obviously so, it should not cost the customer anything. This was definitely a case of poor, poor customer service and this sort of thing should not be allowed to happen. We had proof that the color wasn't even close to what we ordered. The cell phone was a new Blackberry, which we use to take pictures of our family! They don't turn colors! This store needs to be watched!
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2012
I searched and searched for a mattress. I found this one, a Donald Trump Sealy mattress, it felt good so I thought it would work. I tried the firm and told them I wanted a firm one because my husband had been c/o his back. They didn't have the pillow top firm in the show room but assured me it would be that firm under the billow top.
It never has been good but now it is a joke! If I turn over to my side in the middle of the night and put out my arm, it is up in the air without support because I have sunk down so far! I have arthritis and problems with a foot. If I turn over my foot, it is also bent at the ankle because I have gone down that far in the middle of my body. I wonder if this one was even a firm and they delivered what they had on hand. I can assure if Donald uses these in his hotel, he would have some very unhappy customers. I was told there was probably nothing that could be done (it was less than a year old). And I would have to call someone that wasn't there very often to talk to him!
Reviewed Jan. 1, 2012
There is no rating listed for my experience to describe the negativity of the bad quality of Ashley Furniture in my opinion. I purchased a couch with double recliners, loveseat and chair in April of 2009. In less than six months, I had to call repair because the sofa broke. Since then, this set is literally falling apart. The same part that was repaired before is in need of repair again, fabric is peeling, holes are appearing and the cushioning is flattening out. I personally feel the quality of the furniture is very, very poor.
This set cost me nearly $3,000 and it's not as good as the cheap furniture I bought when I first got married nearly 40 years ago and that's just not right. The set is not three years old yet and it's already raggedy. Words cannot express my dissatisfaction and disappointment at the nothing I got for my money. I have sent in yet another repair request but repair is not what it needs. It needs to be junked!
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2011
On Saturday 11/06/11, I ordered a dining table with chairs and buffet/china set from Ashley's Furniture Homestore, and charged it with my American Express card. Upon delivery, after two and half weeks, the buffet was returned, because the glass window was very crooked, and would not close properly along with a very wobbly dining chair. They were going to be returned and replace them on a second delivery date.
Upon second delivery, in which I had to miss a days work, they brought the chair and china set but without the inside glass shelves, and on top of that, the top of the china set the wood stain finish was incomplete, and you could see the bare wood showing very visibly, which I took a picture of. I immediately called the manager, and asked him I wanted to return the whole china/buffet set, and get my money back, because I was not going to pay $1,078.52 for their poor quality furniture, and their two times failed delivery, in which I lost a day's work pay!
They came back later the same day and picked up the china/buffet. A couple of days later, I called the manager to see why he didn't charge my credit back to my account, and he told me they would only issue me store credit! I told him I did not ask for a store credit. I wanted them to credit back my charge account. There was nothing there that I wanted to buy or like. The back of my sales slip under the "Sales Terms and Condition" section which they issued, clearly states that "except in cases of delayed delivery, partial delivery, or if and item is damaged upon delivery, there are no changes, cancellations, refunds, returns, or exchanges". This condition clearly states that I can get my money back. Please advise on my consumer rights, and how I can get my money back.
Reviewed Dec. 30, 2011
My girlfriend and I went in to Ashley Furniture in Burbank to look for a living room set. A saleswoman named Sue greeted us and asked us if we'd like to qualify for a 12-month no-interest financing promotion. We applied for the line of credit at a kiosk and while we were reading the terms of the credit card, Sue came behind my girlfriend and pressed "next" several times, not allowing us to read the terms of the agreement.
She opened a line of credit for my girlfriend without our permission! I kept asking for her to supply us with documentation about this 12-month promotion and neither she nor the store manager could do so. So we politely said "no thanks" and left. Three days later we have thousands of dollars worth of furniture on the way to the house that we didn't buy! Sue not only opened a line of credit without our permission, but she also bought thousands of dollars worth of furniture with it.
Reviewed Dec. 24, 2011
I ordered and paid in full for a dining room set in October 2011 from Ashley Furniture stores. Delivery was set up for November 23. Table was delivered damaged, chipped, and scratched. All six chairs wobble and do not sit properly. After checking out the bottom of the chairs, we noticed everyone of them had been carved out. By that, I mean it looks like someone took a wood plane and tried to even out the legs!
My server to the set was not even on the truck and was told by the delivery men it had arrived to the warehouse damaged, and they didn't want to deliver a damaged server. (But it was ok for the table and chairs to be delivered damaged?) He said they wanted me to have something for Thanksgiving. How nice of them! They also said that someone would call me and set up another delivery. It never happened. Since then, I have been on the phone with at least 4 different customer service reps., a store manager, and a customer service manager. All of them have something different to tell me.
The table arrived damaged to them again. And the server arrived damaged again to them. A new one is coming in, but you don't get a phone call from anyone. You are treated rudely, disconnected, and put on hold every time you call. I still don't have a dining room set. It is now Christmas eve. Don't buy from Ashley Furniture please! We all work too hard for our money and deserve to be treated fairly.
Reviewed Dec. 23, 2011
Me and my wife wanted to buy a living room set for Christmas. We went to the store on 12/09/2000 on Fountain Valley and talked to Jesse **, salesperson, and we told him that we needed a living room set for Christmas. So he checked the system to see that the set we want was going to be delivered on 11/23/2011. He said yes, the set will be delivered on the date. On 11/22/2011, I received a call that my order was going to be incomplete and I have given my old living room to a family. So I called the store manager and he could do nothing about it.
Reviewed Dec. 22, 2011
I needed a living room set. I had lots of people coming and needed the seating. I told them once I entered that I would need it for Christmas 2011. The rep stated if it was in stock, it would be delivered on time. It took me a while to find something I liked. By the time I found something, the supervisor was in the MIX. I ordered 2 couches, chair, and ottoman. The day before it was set to deliver, I got a call from the warehouse. They only had 1 couch available.
Surprise, surprise! I called the store. I spoke to a rep. I told him that if I do not get the whole set, he could cancel my order. He called the warehouse. It could be delivered after Christmas. I told him to forget it, and had him credit my credit card. I feel the supervisor was just eager to make a sale. He was pushy and rushed me through the whole process. He probably knew I was not going to get what I wanted when I wanted it and figured I would just shrug it off and accept it. He thought wrong!
Reviewed Dec. 17, 2011
My daughter and I needed some furniture for a temporary winter rental. I went to Ashley Furniture Homestore in Scottsdale, AZ. The salesperson was very nice and spent a lot of time trying to help us with our needs. We needed furniture with no particle board and 100% leather due to formaldehyde off-gassing and chemical sensitivity. I finally purchased 2 recliners which were presented as leather. After waiting one week for delivery, I find out they are only 17% acquaintances leather and contain particleboard which is off-gassing horribly (to the point of not being able to use that room).
It is causing a health hazard. I called the day after delivery and asked that they pick them up. It is now one week later and after numerous calls, they are supposed to pick them up today. After raising my voice and standing my ground (in person) they waived the pick up fee, but are still refusing to refund my initial delivery fee of $89. I was told after the fact by the salesperson that all of their furniture contains this composite wood. The manager of this store denied that their furniture contained formaldehyde and claimed it has not been used in years. Misrepresented and misinformed equals, do not shop Ashley Furniture! If your eyes are burning like mine are now and you just got furniture from Ashley, it is formaldehyde off-gassing! Send it back! It is a health hazard.
Reviewed Dec. 12, 2011
We purchased 2 living room couches. One was delivered but not properly working and the delivery man asked us if we were okay with it. He didn't want to deal with it, so he told us to think about it and get back to the company if we wanted it fixed. We decided not to keep the couches and Ashley is charging $100 to pick it up and another $250 to restock it.
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2011
I have had an absolute horrendous experience with Ashley Furniture and will never shop with them ever again. I ordered a bed from them on 11/5 and scheduled delivery for 11/19. The delivery experience was unprofessional, late by over an hour, didn't speak English, showed up in a rental van, and didn't have all of the pieces for the bed. Phone call after phone call and multiple stories telling later, I was given the runaround and told that the manufacturer screwed up and they'd have to re-order the foot board.
Another fur weeks later, we scheduled yet again delivery for the foot board. The day before delivery, when I'd normally get a call confirming a window of time, I got a different phone call from the store manager saying she 'screwed' up and they don't deliver again in my area until the end of the month. The best she could do was work something out for next week. After eight weeks of dealing with this, it would be typical for me to schedule delivery next week only to find out that something else went awry. I am completely disgusted with how they treat customers. I'm sick of hearing "that's the best we can do, ma'am." I am still without a working bed and now I have to pick-up the thing myself and cross my fingers it's correct. What a disappointment! Do yourself a favor and shop elsewhere. Macy's, Bob's, West Elm, and R&F always put the customer first and would be completely embarrassed to ever find out someone was treated like this by their associates. Never again!
Reviewed Dec. 7, 2011
I recently purchased a 2-seat reclining sofa and a 2-seat reclining loveseat from Ashley furniture store in Wilmington, NC on 1/23/2011 ($1695.31). The sofa that we sit on is sagging on both ends. Your whole body is tilted to one side, not at sitting level. I have contacted the home office 3 times and they don't want to even talk about it. They tell me to contact the store that I purchased it from. I have since contacted the store in person 3 times, and finally someone came to my house.
The guy that came to my house said that he would recommend that it be replaced with a new sofa since it was in such good shape. Our kids are out on their own; no one there but me and the wife. My wife weighs approximately 135 lbs. I weigh 185 lbs. and we are in our 60's. This whole ordeal has been going on since 9/15/2011. I highly recommend, do not buy Ashley furniture. I will not again.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2011
I purchased an Ashley recliner from a Fred Meyer store and the recliner mechanism wasn't working correctly. So I contacted them and they sent out a whole new mechanism to my house. Now, I found out that they won't come to fix it. I would have to bring it to the store and they will try and put it on. I called Ashley Furniture and have been transferred all over the United States, talked to 10-15 of the rudest people I have ever dealt with to be told over and over that they can't help me because it isn't and Ashley product from them.
Finally, I got someone who I thought was fairly intelligent to help me, but they will only send someone out on a Wednesday or Thursday. I have Mondays and Tuesdays off. I have explained that I am alone and there is no one who can be here. I told the only days there is someone in the area are Wednesday or Thursdays. This comes from your corporate office in Texas somewhere. How personal! I know that there is an $89.00 fee and still, they won't work with me. Your customer service workers are the poorest excuses for customer service I have ever dealt with. I know because I also work in that industry. However, our policy is make the customer happy no matter what it takes or our head is on the line.
Reviewed Dec. 2, 2011
I promised to my wife that I will gift her a living room set. So, on Black Friday, I went to Ashley Furniture store in Bad Axe, MI. My bad luck, one person came to me. He was not at all ready to talk to me. His name is Ken. Since I have promised to my wife, I waited patiently. Finally, I paid. He said that delivery would be 5-7 days (but my colleague purchased, she got early). When I tried to contact them, they will say so many stories. Then, they will transfer the call to some other person, no end. It goes on like this. I just want to share my bad experience in this shop. I don’t want anybody contacting in this regard, please.
Reviewed Nov. 30, 2011
We purchased a mattress and bed from Ashley Furniture last month from 2201 John **, Concord, CA 94520. Our Sales person, Charisse, advised us in writing and also verbally after speaking with the warehouse that we would be receiving the bed and mattress around November 14th. That date came and went and no one contacted us. We then called and she advised us that she would call us back. Again no call. On November 29th, I contacted Tom, the Supervisor at the store and he said he would call us back, but that he thought it would be here around December 8th. We have never received a call back from him either. This company has promised us things, never came through or called us. We think we should get additional discount and also no shipping cost.
Reviewed Nov. 24, 2011
I purchased dining room set and TV seating and received now five tables each looking like it was previously in another house and damaged/repaired to cover up the scratches and nicks. I returned the eight chairs. I was even delivered a table that I previously returned. I believe Ashley has a large pool of damaged tables, chairs, entertainment seats, etc .. that are damaged and circulates this to new customers hoping that the customer will eventually accept the damaged items when they don't initially see the covered up problems. They cover up the damaged by wiping in additional stain darkening the original stain.
The worst part of the situation is when you call with your concerns and you are to a degree persuaded that your concerns are abnormal and your picky and the furniture is mass-produced and will have problems like this and it's normal. I don't think this excuses Ashley furniture from the practice of delivering previously damaged and repaired products to customers who are expecting new and undamaged/untarnished goods.
You should consider another or any source unless you want to go through six to eight months of delivery and swapping. On the other hand, the price is certainly compelling.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2011
On July 29, 2011 I wrote a check for $7,583.35 to Ashley Furniture, located at 19660 Restaurant Row, Katy, TX for new dinning room, living room, kitchen, and breakfast nook furniture. They immediately cashed my check and I am still waiting to receive an undamaged dinning room table. They have scheduled many delivery dates and told me that I would receive it but now they are telling me that the earliest I would have it is January 7, 2010.
They will not return phone calls and management at their customer service center is never available to talk to. This company does not stand behind their sales. Customer Service does not only take place during the sale but apparently at this company, after they have your money there is no customer service after the sale.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2011
I went to the Woodbridge, NJ store and spoke to Peter. I explained I have been terminated from my job and no longer needed the furniture. Instead of implementing the 25% cancellation fee and issuing my refund, he offered store credit for $2,300.00! How can that resolve my issue if I am homeless? That is the only money I had in the world! I need my money back and I don't mind the cancellation fee! Please help get my refund!
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2011
On July 15, 2011, my husband and I purchased office furniture. We had a great salesman and were already looking forward to purchasing new bedroom furniture from him when we paid off our 12 months with deferred interest payments. Unfortunately, the arm chair wheel broke within 3 months from the date of delivery. My husband contacted the customer service department. He was very pleased when he was told a replacement chair would be sent within 2 weeks.
After waiting a month, he called the customer service department again and was very displeased with the customer service rep that handled his call. Abrupt and rude, a different customer service rep said a replacement wheel would be sent instead of a replacement chair. That’s not what we were promised when we first called in mid-October. We have been waiting a month for the replacement chair. So much for their worry-free service guarantee!
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2011
I’ve spent hours reviewing furniture, went through the financing process, and was under the impression that what we agreed to was no payment and no interest for 12 months, only to get a payment request from the credit company. The credit company representative said, "Yeah, that is typical of Ashley’s." I called the finance manager, he was no help. Then the manager called back and he was even of less help.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2011
No, I did not agree and my comments to you were "do what you have to do".
With copies of my damaged furniture and a sign warning consumers, I sat in the public parking lot in the shopping center where Ashley furniture is located. I showed others and they agree this kind of damage is not from pets, it's from faulty material. And considering the cost of the furniture, the material is lacking in durability which people expect from a sofa. I don't know anyone who purchases furniture with the intention of placing blankets on the cushions to protect from scratching. By the way, what do you say about the faulty cushions and stuffing used, which if you read the websites is a major complaint of consumers who have purchased from Ashley Furniture.
If a full refund is not given then I have other measure of publicizing the faulty quality of material used in this sofa set. Your position that it was caused by pet damage, I strongly disagree with. I'll contact an attorney today to collect not only the full purchase price of the furniture but also compensation for my time, and cost for protecting my rights as a consumer.
I have informed Terry, the operations manager, on Saturday, 11/12/2011, that I will continue to sit in the parking lot with copies of the damage aswell as printing business cards to pass around wherever I go to discredit Ashley furniture and their practices and faulty material used in their products.
If Erika took the time to look at the websites, she will find other complaints regarding professionalism of the Corporate office of Ashley Furniture, the quality of furniture, the no-shows of technical repairs, delayed deliveries, etc.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2011
On August 5, 2011, I have a rental agreement with Rac who Ashley Furniture deals with. I was charged approx $172 on my credit card. Between August 31 or Sept 2, I called Ashley stating that I'm terminating my agreement. I also paid another $100 in cash before I terminate the agreement. The contract stated that I can terminate the agreement at any time. When I call Rac, he stated to me a 20% stocking fee. I told him that I didn't see this in the agreement. He stated that it's between Ashley but I told him my contract is with Rac not Ashley Furniture due to your partnership with them. They still refuse to give me my money back or credit my card.
It been three months over and over with same situation. He stated that I stated that I didn't want my money that why he didn't send me anything. I told him that, "if you owe someone something you would repay them. If I purchase a Nissan car from Nissan corp. I can't go to bank and make a complain, that would be stupid on my behalf when the complain is on the Nissan corp who I purchase the car with." I want this settled.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2011
We purchased a dining room set with additional chairs. Twice, the tables came to the store broken and our delivery had to be rescheduled. The chairs were delivered damaged and the delivery guys convinced us to keep them and allow a repair technician to come out and fix them versus sending them back. We are going on a month now of trying to get the chairs fixed. You are allowed to pick a date for the tech to come out, but they don't let you know a time frame until 2 days before that date and then it is at their convenience. They don't care if you have to work or have other scheduling problems.
We are on our fourth rescheduling. I tried to send the stuff back but they told me I had to do it within 48 hours of purchase. I will never buy from them again. On top of it all, the furniture is not great quality for the price. It seemed a lot nicer in the store
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2011
I purchased a rocker/recliner chair in July 2011 (item 7060425). After several weeks I noticed an audible "tapping" while rocking.
Service came out on Oct 20; tech heard the noise. His solution was to stuff some cardboard between the plastic foot and the chair frame. Then he squirted WD40 on something that was not even classified as a squeak. 2 weeks later, it's the same issue, only louder. Now I have an appointment on 11/15 for another tech.
I supposedly talked to a manager on 11/8, but she was of no help. I requested that someone come out sooner than the 15th. No wonder it takes so long for service, your furniture is all faulty. Cutsomer Service said tech said there is nothing mechanically wrong with chair. Then why is it making an annoying tapping?
After reading all the complaints about workmanship, customer service and the number of complaints from customers, I am sorry I ever walked into the store. If the 2nd tech does not grant an exchange, repair or refund that is satisfactory, you can rest assured that I will be taking this to a higher level. I bought the same chair for my son and his is fine. I was horrified at the number of complaints against your company. I tried sending email to Ashley and they all bounced.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2011
I bought a couch and loveseat in May 2010. By November, I realized that when you sit on the loveseat on either side, you roll into the middle (caves in in the center). I have called numerous times. They have given me new cushions twice, even though I told them it wouldn't help the problem, as it seems to be a defect in the way they build their furniture.
Their service guy has come out and taken pictures and explained the problem to them, but they insisted there is nothing wrong. The service guy even tipped over when he sat on it, because he was a bigger guy. And it sank down into the middle area that bad. They finally, after approximately 7 different tries at resolution, told me I could pick something different out.
I went back to the showroom, and I either sat on almost every piece or looked at it. It is very apparent just by looking that they cave in in the center. I explained to a salesperson what I was doing, and they tried to help me and went around the store sitting on all of them. They were also very perplexed to find I was correct.
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2011
Purchased a "Leather sectional" for $2,400.00. The store I purchased from 17727 Tomball Pkwy Houston Texas 77064. I have contacted them numerous times, went to the store spoke to the Operations Manger Terry, who said someone would call me back in 24 hours at the end of the week. I told him no one called. He scheduled a Tech to come to my home that Saturday 11/5/2011. the repair tech never showed up. Since this was the second time, they sent a tech the first one was out of line when he told me that I can unzip the arm rest that was deflating leaving an arm to rest on hard wood, and fluff or re-stuff the arm that was in Sept 2011! I told him Hell no, I did not pay this much money to have to do that.
The other issue was my pets were leaving various stages of scratches on the material, which I was told on my visit to the store in Oct, that I should keep blankets on the couches to protect them. Hello I have had furniture before and never encountered problems with scratch marks on Leather. When the second Tech did not show up, the Store Manager Jimmy ** told me he would have corporate call me. Well that's the second encounter with them and again "No they will not doing anything about the scratch marks." However, I must note that if I had purchase their expensive Extended warranty, then they would fix the scratches. They only agree to send a tech out to fix the arm rest. This furniture is not even 3 months old and looks like crap. They will not work with me and I have spent too much of my valuable time to deal with a bunch of nimwits.
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2011
I purchased a $2,476.76 worth "Leather Recliner and Chassie Sectional", delivered on July 22, 2011. The first problem was the stuffing in the arm of the recliner flattened and moved, so the wood was felt when you place your arm on the arm rest. I then noticed that scratch marks appeared, every time my dog touched the material. I called the store, went to the store, spoke to their corporate office twice, registered a complaint on Yelp, which deleted my comments because I listed the store address. I did get a response to one of my Yelp posting, and was given a telephone number that does not work.
I have threatened to spread the word wherever, and to whoever will listen to me. I have pictures. By the way, they did sent a tech to repair the flattened arm rest, and he proceeded to tell me I can unzip many areas of the sectional, and re-stuff, or rearrange the stuffing. I was told by the operations manager of the store, to place blankets on the furniture to eliminate the problem of scratching marks from my pets. Hello? I didn't buy the furniture just to cover it.
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2011
I attempted to purchase furniture at Ashley furniture store and was told I wasn't approved but would qualify for their in-store credit.I was so excited and needed new furniture. It didn't dawn on me that Rac acceptance,was in anyway associated with rent a center. But indeed, I believe they are, they share the same collection tactics and outrageous taxes.I purchased the furniture September of 2010, and was told today I have two more years left. I was told by management several times they are in no way affiliated with rent a center, but when I drove by Rac is on rent a center billboard, so they weren't telling the truth.
Reviewed Nov. 5, 2011
We bought a sectional from Ashley in Mesa, AZ. We were told it was quality furniture, however, we have had nothing but problems with the furniture from day 1. First the cushions keep slipping off. Then where the pieces connect there are large gaps causing us to sit on wood. We then noticed that the cushions and Ottoman started sagging on the edges and where our feet sit. All these problems after owning this furniture less than 3 months. We have contacted Ashley numerous times, and every time a service tech came out, they claim this to be normal. We even asked them to take it away, and give us a refund, but they said they can't.
We fought the charge on our credit card, as we paid full price on our AmEx card. When they saw the charge being questioned they started calling and harassing us to return the furniture, however, we have not yet seen a credit on our card. Once the credit came through, we gladly returned the shoddy furniture. We then went to La-Z-Boy and bought quality furniture. We may have had to pay more, but "You get what you pay for."
Reviewed Nov. 4, 2011
My wife and I purchased 2 rocking recliners and 1 cocktail table from the Ashely store located in Arlington, Texas and each piece had issues. We contacted their customer service department and a technician was sent out the following week. He was able to fix the problem on 1 recliner but the other recliner had to be replaced (they wanted to only replace the 1 side by taking the recliner completely apart at our house), because I told them I did not want a repaired recliner.
The table however had areas on all 4 legs (at top area) where the finish was missing and the areas were was black in color. Prior to me leaving for work, the technician said he could match the finish and although I had my doubts I left for work and my wife stayed home. When I return home later that day the wife had all the windows open in the family and living room due to the fumes from the paint (not stain to match the finish) that the technician applied. So we put the table in the garage till the next afternoon so the fumes would leave the house. I called the service department and told them that the repair was unacceptable and that we wanted a new table delivered. Their response was that the technicians report had not been submitted so there was nothing they could do at that time. I kept calling each day and each day I would get the same response until a 5 days later, I finally received a call from a manager in customer service and he agreed to have another table delivered.
2 1/2 weeks later the new table arrived and it was in the same condition (no finish on legs) except it also had rub marks and scratches on the top. Don't these people look over at the furniture before they deliver to the customer? My wife called me at work and told me the problem and we decided that if they returned our delivery fee we would keep the first table so we would not have to deal with them again. She called customer service while the delivery personnel were still present and they agreed to refund the delivery fee to our credit card. Well, after 3 days passed, our credit card did show a refund however it was only for 1/2 the cost of the delivery fee.
I immediately called customer service again and they said that my wife had agreed to 1/2 off the delivery fee. I told them that this was not true and if they could not refund the remaining monies due they could come get the table and give us a full refund. They refused and again said that my wife had agreed to only 1/2 off the delivery fee and now said she also agreed that if they gave the refund it would cancel the warranty. Needless to say we will not purchase furniture from them again. What a nightmare!
Reviewed Nov. 3, 2011
I purchased furniture from Ashley Furniture in Richmond,VA on 8/1/11, a dining table to be exact. My contract stated that the total price was $599, I had to put the down payment of 126.51 on the date of purchase. I have since paid the same amount each month which totals $506.04. After making November payment, I asked what was my balance and I was told $533 dollars. I asked how is this possible and the associate stated that a "portion" goes to Ashley furniture for their fees. I asked what is my percentage rate and I was told that i didn't have a percentage rating. I was very upset because I feel like I'm paying double for the furniture when my contract clearly states that my furniture total was $599. I would like to communicate with a lawyer as soon as possible.
Reviewed Nov. 1, 2011
A few months after the 5 year warranty expired, one of the steel supports of the bed's foot board broke. After contacting the store's customer service department, I was told that the bed set had been discontinued for at least 18 months. I told them that I was willing to pay for the part since the warranty just expired. They told me that I had to contact customer affairs in order to help me further.
The costumer affairs personnel were rude and they were unwilling to help me. They just repeated the same information about the set being discontinued and that there was nothing that they could do. Despite telling them that I could not use the bed they just repeated that no parts were available. When I told them that then the bed should be thrown to the trash, since it is useless without the support, they transferred me to another department were I was prompted to leave a voice message; which I did.
The next day I got a call from some office at the Headquarters. I once again (for the 3rd time) explain the situation and once again I told them that I just needed some guidance in order for me to find the part or find something similar so I can use my bed. Their response was, "Go to a hardware store" At first I thought they were kidding, but after the conversation continued, it seemed that that was the best advice they could give from a furniture company as big as Ashley. I told the person over the phone that one doesn’t need to be a space scientist to know that in a hardware store I could find a "quick fix"; I was looking for a more permanent solution to the problem. Once again the person told me that I could find many solutions at a hardware store.
Since I had started to get frustrated, I asked them that since the model has been discontinued for 18 months and my warranty expired a few month backs, what would have happened if the part broke 4 months ago while I was "covered" by their warranty. Their response was; “The store would have taken care of that" but gave no explanation on how they would take care of it.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2011
We purchased a bedroom set September 11, 2010, from Ashley Furniture store here in Columbia, SC. When we received the set a few days later the bed started squeaking sounded like it was gonna come apart, it was wobbling brand checked it and realized it was installed properly, it has missing screws in some areas the screws weren't even screwed in all the way. We contacted Terre (sales manager) for Rac Acceptance, and she sent some tecs out and they said we needed a heavier mattress or new bed the iron rods weren't for that bed it wouldn't hold the mattress, and it's just not a secure bed, Terre then ordered us another bed but had the same issues.
We then saw Rodney (store manager), he tells us to go to Lowes and buy planks and that we would spend money to make the bed safe, we thought that was insulting due to him being a manager, he thought it was funny, an let us know it wasn't a good set, we were like now you tell us, a few months ago we went back into the store Rodney ignored us to the fullest, and by now everyone knows us, cause we are in there every month 2 or 3 times, trying to resolve this, so before we go out the door he makes the comment "here to buy another bed" and smirks, Terre was with us, that wasn't professional, we were offended, then another manager gets involved Richard (Rac Acceptance) he tells us maybe a new mattress will help, had that written up by a sales rep, we never got it, never heard anything else, we were going to switch it out, the bed and mattress has really done my back in.
In August 2011, Richard wants to come pick the set up. It has been discontinued due to the fact no good and tell us we can reselect or give us our money back. We went in to select but we have to stay in the $3000 range, it was either we got night stands no amorie or vice versa, and they told us we could go to other store to look. We found something at Value City but as before we hadn't gotten that Richard never said anything, he then told me to come back to Ashley to pick out again I did Al wrote it up gave to Terre, per Richard, nothing again, Richard said he would talk to cooperate to let them know all the issues and tell them they have a un satisfied customer, he said he would work it out, we never heard anymore, I told him the last time we talked this wasn't good customer service, and we were very unhappy, we have had this set a year and in 11 months your decision is to come get it and we have nothing. He asked me what did I want and I told him a full bedroom set like we purchased.
Why should we be penalized when they have know about this since day 1, why should there be stipulations, or we have to settle for something cheaper, they took the set off the floor has placed it in the back where damage an markdowns goods are. You can see where they glued the posts, and I went back to the store to see Terre, and there was the set, the bed a dresser on the floor I was very bothered. I went and got Terre an Al, and they said it was a markdown but shouldn't been on the floor, other customers had returned the bed for the same reasons. I took pics of it, this bed has been broken down put back up an I have video this, we have stayed in constant contact with Terre, and they are aware we had stop payment cause of the issue and they were expectable of this an agreed upon until we get it fixed but they call as a courtesy.
We can't even sleep in the bed a lot, it squeaks so, so we were paying for something we don't even sleep in, and now he wants to schedule a pick up an leave us with no bed no nothing, when we purchased from them we had a full set that we slept in, we have done everything he has asked of us, now he hasn't stuck to any of his agreements, his word has been invalid. We went there because we needed a bedroom set and still do; this bed has torn my back apart. How do you do customers like this, that has been patient cause they asked us to, as they said to us " we will get it right, if we have to put you in another bedroom set, right is right, fair is fair cause we could have been some really nasty customer, but we thank you for being patient, and this is what we get a year later.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2011
We purchased several rooms of furniture from Ashley Home Store in Farmingdale a few months ago. The salesman who helped us out was also the store manager. He walked us through the entire process, and we went through the store to confirm each item on the list, comparing it to the item on the showroom floor.
When the furniture was delivered some weeks later, we noticed something wasn't right with one of the beds. We were told a box spring wasn't needed, but the mattress sat unusually low on the bed frame. We returned to the store, thinking we needed a box spring. When we were there, we noticed the bed frame in the showroom did not match the bed frame we received. We thought we were getting the "platform" bed, and we were delivered the "sleigh" bed. It turned out that the bed we received is $1,000 less than the bed we "bought."
The salesman/manager apologized and admitted it was all his error. He claimed to have written up the order wrong and promised to speak to his boss and correct the situation. Unfortunately, the way the order form is written up, we had no way of knowing the item listed was not the item in the showroom. The salesman actually showed us the item on the order and pointed to the bed in the showroom stating that was what we were getting. The $1,000 difference is substantial, and I never would have agreed to the entire order if it was $1000 higher for the bed we wanted.
After a few weeks of back and forth with the manager, he told me his boss said my only option is to pay $1000 plus additional delivery if I want the bed the salesman told me I was getting. If not, I could just keep what I have. The salesman did give me a box spring out of the "clearance center" which heclaimed is worth $250. It isn't the right box spring for the mattress they sold me, but it was all they would offer so I took it. Even at the stated value, I am still out $750.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2011
I purchased a dining room set 3 1/2 weeks ago and paid for the next day delivery. After having the furniture delivered, they could not assemble it because there were no legs for my table. After almost one month, my table is still sitting on my dining room floor. I have been made several promises and have been given many apologies, but nothing will change the fact that my children and I have had to eat off of the floor. I had no issue paying for the merchandise, but for some ** reason, I can't seem to get what I paid for.
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2011
I ordered a chest from Ashley Furniture store in Elmhurst, Queens Blvd. NY on Sept. 5, 2011 and then we changed our mind and canceled the order on Sept. 6, 2011. I called back after 7 days to check the status of the refund and I was told by the store rep that I'll get my refund to the CC in 15 days. I called them back after 17 days from the cancellation date and they told me that it's 15 business days and not calendar days. I called them again after almost a month from the date of cancellation and this time, they told me that for some reason, my claim was submitted on Sept. 22, 2011 and she has no idea why there was so much delay in doing so. She said somebody might have forgotten and messed up. She went on to tell me that it'll take 15 business days from the date of claim submission and I should see my refund by Oct. 12, 2011. If not, call us again. Today, it's Oct. 15, 2011 and no signs of the refunds yet. I'll follow-up again on Monday (Oct. 17, 2011) for another surprise. I've bought Ashley furniture in the past, but they probably have the most ridiculous customer service. Pissed customer!
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2011
Well I bought some sofa and love seat in 2009 and my sofa are peeling off. They said the sofa was leather but this sofa is nothing like Lerner . So I went to the store to tell them about my situation.
They told me that they can't do anything about it because the sofas were not ripped. I told them that when I went to their store and I asked them if the sofa were real leather, they told me yes and that my sofa were from Italia, meaning Italian Lerner. So I bought the sofa but it's nothing like Lerner . They sold me garbage. Please count that as soon as possible if you need a picture I would love to send you some. Thank you.
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2011
I bought 3 bedroom furniture from Ashley furniture in April or May this year and some of those part came damage and they came to my house 5 time and they still can't fix it.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2011
I purchased an entertainment center from Ashley on September 26, 2011 with assurances that it would be delivered by September 30 in time for an event that I was hosting at my home on October 1. I received an automated confirmation call on the day before the delivery confirming that 4 pieces were being delivered that made up the entertainment center.
I was called on the morning of September 30, by the driver of the truck, notifying me that some of my items were on back order and they were only delivering 1 of the 4 pieces required for the entertainment center. Sometime later, after the delivery had been completed, the warehouse called to inform me that my items were on back order. We rescheduled delivery of the remaining pieces for the following weekend. Once those pieces were delivered on October 8, the driver informed me that the legs to the middle console, which was delivered on September 30, were missing and yet another delivery had to be scheduled to install the legs and complete assembly of the remaining bridge and shelves for the entertainment center. That delivery is still pending, but will result in nearly 3 weeks to get this entertainment center delivered and completed assembled.
The time would not have been a major issue if these events had been communicated properly and in advance. The missing legs are just an inexcusable error by the first delivery team.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2011
The quality of the furniture is totally unacceptable. For example, the bottoms of the dresser drawers are cardboard which are laminated to look like wood, but as soon as you put anything with weight into the drawers, like a few pairs of jeans, the bottom falls out and the sofa/hide-a-bed sags. The finish on the dining room table is so crappy but when you first see it at the showroom, it looks fabulous. When you start using it and cleaning it with mild soap and water, the fake finish deteriorates.
Whoever makes their furniture needs to be held responsible for shoddy workmanship for which hordes of people are paying tens of thousands of dollars (which is what I did and so have hundreds of others). Obviously, there are no satisfied customers. I purchased my furniture quite awhile back and I decided that it wasn't worth the hassle to voice a complaint.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2011
I ordered a new footboard on June 23rd under a warranty claim. I have called several times, the first time, it hadn't been shipped yet. The second time I called, it had already arrived at the store where it was purchased, which is Jackson, TN. I called the store and they still do not have the footboard. I personally know the store manager there and he was willing to ship it to me due to me living in Asheville, NC now. I don't agree with the footboard not being able to be directly shipped to me in the first place. If I did not know the Jackson, TN store manager, I would have to drive home (450 miles) just to get a footboard.
What is the purpose of a warranty if it takes around 6 months to get something? I mean, it could take longer than that considering that I still do not have it. I believe that I deserve some sort of store credit as compensation for the inconvenience of my bed being broken all this time. I am very dissatisfied right now and I do not plan on giving Ashley's anymore business. My dad has been to the Jackson, TN store several times and the footboard simply isn't there. According to the staff in the store, there are over 10 footboards in the warehouse in Mississippi somewhere.
It is amazing to me that not just one of those can make it to my doorstep in Asheville. With Ashley being such a "fine" furniture store, it's pitiful that they cannot accommodate their customers' warranties and simply ship me one item. There is an Ashley 15 minutes from where I live and it is insane that I cannot even go to that store and pick one up. My mattress and box springs have been on the floor for 4 months now and I have given Ashley more than enough business in the past 4 years. Look me up under Emily ** and you will see that I spent almost $7,000 in there in 2007.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2011
The store delivered damaged furniture in November of 2010. After over 9 months of me attempting to have this resolved, the store owner agreed to replace all damaged furniture. As of this date (10/05/11), nothing was replaced. One piece is now unusable. I'm now being ignored by the store. I would now like to return all of the furniture purchased for a full refund so that I can purchase new and undamaged furniture.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2011
My recent purchase with Ashley Furniture has been the worst purchase experience I have ever had. The product, however, is a Tempur-Pedic Cloud Luxe bed and is wonderful and I recommend it highly--just not purchased from Ashley Furniture.
We have experienced terrible deceptive sales practices, incompetent delivery and set-up of our product, rude management personnel, mistakes in our address to the finance company which led to bills being returned and late payments, as well as the financing being fraudulently assigned for the entire amount to two separate finance companies. (Ashley received the sales amount twice, and I am trying to clear up the fraudulent double billing).
First, when I began shopping for a bed, the salesperson told me we would qualify for a free TV if we purchased a Tempur-Pedic. And because I would be spending more than $2,500, we would also qualify for their free promo of a free trip. I was not really interested in the TV nor the trip so the salesperson said they could give discount on the furniture instead. The salesperson was pushy, took a credit application from me, and then got me pre-qualified through both Wells Fargo Financial and GE Money Bank. However, when it was time to sign for the sale, there was no discount on the furniture I had picked out, no option either for the TV promo or the trip promo because we were going to finance the sale and not pay cash for it.
My husband was furious about all the deception but the manager on site was rude to us. So I backed out of the extra furniture and really wished I had backed out of the bed and purchased it elsewhere. Additionally, when we were finalizing the purchase of the bed, it was only then that we learned that we needed to put a down payment on it. Financially it was not a problem but all of the promos, promises, and deceptive sales practices made the sales experience terrible. Not to mention that I had to spend hours in the store while they manipulated me into this purchase with all their promises. We chose the financing through Wells Fargo for this purchase.
The delivery timeline was good, only two weeks. However, when they scheduled the delivery they couldn't give me any sort of timeline except that I would be the 4th delivery of the day. I had planned to work half a day then head out of town for the Memorial Day Holiday. They did not get to my house until almost noon, even after we called and checked on their progress. The guys who delivered the bed were nice but they mis-threaded a bolt on the bed frame and did not tell us and left it. My husband just happened to look under the bed about a week later and saw the bolt not put in correctly and on the verge of snapping off. He called the store and was told it would have to wait till Monday and recommended that we didn't sleep on the bed. The staff on the phone took a message, and no one ever called us back on it. My husband went and purchased a tool to re-thread the bolt since it was mis-threaded and couldn't be used. He spent $30 but fixed the bed.
A little over a month after we got the bed, I got a phone call from Wells Fargo Financial wondering why we hadn't paid our bill. I had never received a bill or any correspondence on the financing of the bill and it turns out it was because they had the wrong address for me. I paid the Wells Fargo representative the past-due amount. I checked the copy of the credit application and I had clearly written the correct address. My thought was that maybe Wells Fargo messed up--not so!
Another month later and I received a phone call from GE Money Bank and they want to know why I haven't paid their bill. See, they had been sending my bill to the incorrect address as well when they should have never been sending me a bill in the first place. But per GE's records, I financed a $5300 bed though them. I have checked the paperwork, it clearly states I purchased the bed and financed it through Wells Fargo and am correctly paying for it though them. GE is helping me dispute the charges.
With all of my financial paperwork, I went to the Ashley store where I purchased the bed. I told a manager what had happened and that the entire purchase was filled with issues. He told me I had to wait in line for Karen, the office manager. After I had waited an hour in line for Karen, Greg, after helping three other people in line behind me decides to copy my paperwork for Karen. He assures me that they will fix it and to call Karen on Monday. I called Karen on Tuesday. While she is nice enough, she is not done investigating it and needs more time and will call me back when she gets it done.
It has now been two weeks later and Ashley Furniture has not fixed the error with GE Money Bank.
I want the financing to GE Money Bank reversed immediately. I want Ashley to make sure my credit has not been harmed by wrongly financing this one purchase twice and giving the finance companies the wrong address causing late pays. I want a sincere apology for the entire mess.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2011
I have a couch that is leather and the color is coming off of the leather. I have called several times and Virginia will not secure a repair. In fact, she did not return my calls and tried to say that the warranty was out of date.
I called before August and they sent out a man to take pictures of the cushions on the sofa. Since then, I haven't heard anything from them. I called again today and Virginia was not there and I was unable to make a complaint to her. Virginia and I have spoken before but she keeps trying to put me off. The sofa needs to be replaced because of its condition. Someone needs to get on the ball and get something done, now.
Reviewed Sept. 19, 2011
I recently made a layaway. At the time, the store's computer system was offline so a lot of things had to be written manually on a letter head. Later, they mailed me a receipt. Unfortunately, I ended up in the hospital because of a heart problem which I didn't know I had.
Upon getting out of the hospital, I called The Ashleys store in Delmar to tell them I had to stop my layaway and would have to purchase it later due to finances. The manager told me that in their contract, if you close a layaway, you forfeit your money. I asked why this wasn't explained to me when I made it and she said that that's their policy. I explained to her that their computers were down so I didn't get the actual contract. I even asked if I could just get a store credit and she said no. But since the computers were offline, she would take 5% off of my down payment. I'm really pissed off after this because even she knew their computers were down and I guess she realized she had to do a little something. But I want all of my down payment. What are you doing with peoples money? You are thieves - you are stealing peoples money.
I'm taking this a step further and getting a lawyer. I work hard for my money; I don't steal others money.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2011
I received a badly manufactured reclining sofa with a badly cut fabric. Its the most uncomfortable sofa ever and it looks like a reject by the manufacturer. And I bought it as new.
Five technicians have come to repair it. I have suggested Ashleys to replace the item but they keep sending technicians to fix a problem that can't be fixed. I'm on the sixth tech. Now signed, I'm fed up. I have to go to court, I guess.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2011
I purchased a sofa from Ashley Furniture and the salesman who helped me told me it was leather, when the sofa was delivered the tag read leather blend. The sofa was damaged and they did send a very nice serviceperson to fix it. I was still not pleased with the quality and called the store customer service. I was told there was nothing they could do to help me. Well four months later, the seats on this sofa have holes and scratches. I again called the store and spoke with the manager. I called the corporate office and was told again there was nothing they could do to help me. I did call customer care and spoke with a very nice person by the name of Paul. He is sending someone out to look at the seats but told me that he will not be able to exchange the sofa for a fabric one, so this does not happen again. It is up to the store to do that. All I want is to pick out a new fabric sofa and if needed, I will incur any extra charges and Ashley could have their leather blend sofa back, fix it, and do what they want with it. Please help me by calling the store on my behalf.
Reviewed Sept. 13, 2011
When I bought our den furniture, the salesperson talked us into buying the warranty and told us anything was covered. That is not so. Today, Ashley customer service informed us that only accidental damage is covered. So, we paid a lot of money for nothing. My son recently bought furniture as well. He, too, was told the same lie. Beware of Ashley Furniture and the lies their employees tell.
Reviewed Sept. 10, 2011
I purchased a bedroom suite in May or June totaling to $1700.00. In August, I noticed the nightstand had a crack and was separating. I also had 2 people fix the frame twice. In July, I brought a living room set totaling to $1600. My sofa is now falling apart at the seams. I was told if I had problems, to call a certain number which I did. Then I found out it was questionable if they were going to repair the nightstand. I didn't have the insurance. I told them I was never offered this on my bedroom set. I had it a couple of months and they weren't going to do anything? What kind of customer service is that?
I do have that in my living room set. I explained to the agent I wasn't offered that on my bedroom set. Her reply was, "you do it at the time of the sale". But I wasn't offered this, I said. Now here goes the couch, they will do whatever it takes to fix this because I bought the insurance. Having the bedroom set for 4 months, shouldn't there be some warranty? I did get it replaced but still. I was considering to buy another bedroom set, but now I am seriously thinking maybe to look somewhere else.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2011
I purchased an Ashley Sofa and Loveseat and was extremely happy with my purchase. I have discovered, since my purchase, that this set has several staples that are loose and will cut you. After only three months, the set has started making noises that sound as if it will fall apart. I understand that I did pay a discount price but I did not expect a dangerous furniture.
Reviewed Sept. 3, 2011
I'm writing about the poor customer service we received at the 4th Ave. location last week. My grandparents (Joe and Donna **) went to buy a bed. They picked a bed that was what they thought perfect, but turned out to be too soft for her. She has spinal stonisis and has to have a bed that is right for her spine. I think they thought paying more for a bed meant better comfort. But the 3 days they had it, she was almost hospitalized because of the softness and lack of support on her spine.
They both returned to Ashley's to see about exchanging the bed, they were told flat out no. The guy who actually sold them the bed (Jim) was very apologetic and said he understood the issue and offered to speak to his manager. She came out and was very rude to them, and told them no, they could not exchange or return it; no exceptions. We called later to speak to her supervisor and was denied the information, and then hang up on. I'm hoping that someone can understand that this is a 92-year old woman who has a limited income and cant afford to just write off a $800 bed.
I'm trusting that someone can rectify the situation. The bed was slept on for 2 nights, not like it was used for 2 or 3 weeks. I just read the list of complaints on the consumer complaints website. Wow, how is this business even open still? Why is customer service not your #1 priority? I guess you could just add me to the list of other people not satisfied with the service your business is providing, or you could do something about it. My Grandpa Joe can be reached at ** if you would call him and please try to fix this problem ASAP!
Reviewed Aug. 28, 2011
Nine months ago, we bought a floor model sofa and love seat. We were told it was leather. We did sign off of warranty because it was a floor model. We now have the surface color coming off and it is white under with looks like vinyl. I called and they told me too bad that it has been 9 months and we signed off on the warranty. I said, "But first, this looks like it is not leather as we were told and it is faulty material and not something that is from wear and tear," still they would not work with me. I feel they sold us something that was not what they said it is, and it was faulty construction. They deceived us. They would not even look at it.
Reviewed Aug. 20, 2011
I went on July 5 to purchase beds (a daybed and a twin) for my daughters. I was given a delivery date of July 22. On July 22, I was told it would be July 29. Okay, we were a little miffed but no real problem. On the 29th, pieces were damaged or missing (depending on who we talked to). So, August 5 was the next date. At that time, we still got no daybed or final parts for the twin bed. We were told it would be Aug. 20, which is today. The daybed is missing, its trundle and rails! And no one, from the store itself on up through the customer "care" center, seems willing to do anything about it!
Reviewed Aug. 9, 2011
Robert then told us that we needed to run a credit application to see what we qualified for and it came back at 8,000 dollars so I told him if we got everything for 10000 I would pay 2,000 in cash and he agreed and a deal was done. "So I thought" Well my wife, child and I have been in the store for two hours and our child was just running a muck. Robert said that he would have our paper ready for us to sign quickly to hurry us home to calm our child, he got the papers and said that everything we discused was in there to just sign and he would set up delivery. Now this 100% my fault not to have read our papers and me or my wife didn't because we trusted that we was getting all the furniture that was agreed upon we did not look at our papers any more just happy that we was going to have nice furniture in our new home.. Long story short yesterday 08/04 we finally get our delivery after two weeks and no contact from the Ashley store and Robert our sales rep in which I called several times but was never available. The delivery guys get here to my home and the 1st thing they say is " did they call you about some issues with the furniture and I say no whats wrong? The helper Brett Quay says that one of the legs on are endtable is buste dand will be ok until they send a tecniction out, so I say find just bring it in. the next thing they bring in the table and do not have all the parts to set it up and I say ok just set that up with the techniction guy and then they bring in the China Cabinet and we notice that it has some issues and he said that they would leave and get the inspector out to replace, the next thing I was suppose to recieve a free TV for purchasing all the things that I did and they dont have it. I am still not that upset even though I just spent $10,000 dollars and all have is defective or no merchandise at this point, so the bring the bedroom suit and everything is fine with it and I notice that thier is no more furniture on the truck and I asked hey guys where is my living room suite? They say that they do not have one on this delivery and I say your suppose to have one. So I have now lost my cool and I call the Johnson City store and ask to speak to Robert the sales rep that sold me the furniture and Joe the store manager answers the phone and interduces him self as so, I procede to tell him that I am missing my living room suite and he immeaditly tells me to look at my paper work there is no living room suit on there and I didn't pay for one and I wasn't getting one. so the conversion gets heated and he told me that he don't remember making any deals with me and I couldn't talk to Robert and I should have read my paper work "which I should have" I trusted that I would be treated good by a company that I just spent $10,000 in. He then told me that I was not getting anything else. I told him find that he could take his stuff back and he said he would and charge me a 20% restocking fee in which is my $2,000 cash. I have never been more vialated by someone that I just spent alot of money with. So today is 8/5/11 and I haven't heard from the delivery dept that was suppose to contact me about the busted endtable leg,missing kitchen table parts, broke china cabinet, missing Tv and cheated out of living room suite. My question to you is how do I get help to rectify this horriable experince. I just want what I agreed to purchase and for that product to come and be worth all the money I paid for. All parties involve once again is: Robert Heath, Sales Rep, Joe Gross, Str. Manager and the delivery guys Brett Quay and Chris Williamson who did make your company proud by doing a good job and being sympathic. I can be reached by phone or email, my phone # 423-381-9192 and my email is mooretmoo@yahoo.com. I willing and want to keep my purchase I just want what I was hoping I purchased and good mercandise. I am still in a brand new home with broke furniture and a incomplete living room at a time that I should be happy to furnish my beautiful home. Please if you can't help put me in the right direction for some help. The account # they assigned me j4233819192 and the sale # is 30112320. Also I recieved a call on 08/6/11 saying that the broken merchandise that I recieved will not be available to get looked at by a tech until 8/16/11 and no idea when I will recieve TV. Also not one call from that store about anything like oh well we did our job we got his money and he did't get our product.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2011
After having purchased my dream home at Granite Ridge, my fiance and I decided to go furniture shopping on 8/9/08. I put a $200 deposit on an etagere that costs $2,032.00. Well, it turned out that we didn't need that piece of furniture so we stopped in to say that and we were assured that the $200.00 deposit would be there for us to use on any piece of furniture in the future.
In June 2011, we found ourselves in need of some dining chairs. So what do we do? We go to Ashley to cash in our $200 and get our chairs. At Ashley, we were informed that the deposit could only be used for a purchase equal to the original purchase of $2032.00. This was a complete and utter surprise to us. That was definitely a new development that was not told to us before. The store personnel were not willing to let us use our deposit for any other purchases, they would not budge.
Reviewed Aug. 2, 2011
I am having same issues of peeling leather sofa within nine months of purchase. I bought the warranty but they denied, saying that peeling is not covered by the warranty. Less than one year, it should also be covered in manufacturing warranty, but still they find excuse to deny it.
Please all of you, log in to www.bbb.org and file a complaint with Better Business bureau. It takes less than five minutes to file the complaint and they will start addressing your complaint right away. File your complaint against both Ashley Furniture and Montage Furniture (warranty company). This will also reduce their BBB rating and BBB can take action against them it they are genuine issues reported to them.
It is better than putting your complaint here on this forum.
Reviewed July 28, 2011
After 20 years of having the same furniture, I was so excited about getting a new couch and loveseat. When I saw the elegant design of what I purchased and how nice the salesman was, I was convinced to buy Ashley Brand with a extended 5 year warranty. Big Mistake!! I should of checked out quality online first instead of trusting a name brand store. When it arrived, they were using brown markers to touch up scratches on the colored wood. This will need to be a purchase for me because the color comes off easily. After 2 months, the pillows started going flat, even on the loveseat where no one sits. I called and a tech and he came out and said it was "normal." They would not add more stuffing.
The cushion where I sit started decompressing after just a few months as well. When the tech came out, he said he could get me some extra pillows and some "back Up" seat cushions for "forty dollars." I had to make the check out to the tech "personally" and not the store. I thought that was strange. Well, that was June and it is almost August and I have had no calls or delivery. My check was cashed the very next day after it was written. When I called a few weeks ago regarding this, the manager was condenscending to me and said they were on back order, and the techs cell phone number does not take voicemail messages. I said that this looked like theft, since no one called or delivered, and the check had to be written out to the tech's personal name. The manager said, " the tech was nice to you and invited you to his church." Yes, he was nice as he took my money but would not return phone calls on his cell. I am not happy with the quality, even though the style is beautiful.
I am a single mother and feel I was taken advantage of...they could at least call and give me a status, they should have done this from the beginning when it was supposedly "back ordered." I have a copy of my check from bank and will file a police report if they continue to delay without calling me. I regret doing business with them and what I want is new, good quality furniture that I paid for. This tech has my bank account number, address, phone number, etc. This looks shady to me. The check should have been made out to "Life Style" furniture in the first place. I am too trusting of people. Thank you for your time...first time I have ever purchased anything and had to file a complaint. I am very upset. $1,400.00 dollars does not come to me easily and I paid it in full at time of purchase.
Reviewed July 26, 2011
I received delivery of over $3000 in furniture on June 3, 2011. Here is the email I was asked to send them:
I received my delivery today from your company, and was quite unhappy with the delivery men. They left a mess on the lawn and in the apartment, and weren't very friendly.
When it came the time to bring my sofa up, they were "unable" to turn the sofa to get it up the stairs. So, they came up, and told me that I had to talk to customer service.When I talked to customer service, I was told the item could be returned to the warehouse; disassembled, redelivered and reassembled. This would cost me an additional $150; which is outrageous, since I just spent almost $4000 with your company. When I asked if I could return it, they stated I would be charged a 30 percent restocking fee.
I truly believe that either way I lose; after having to deal with uncooperative delivery men, I feel they could have been able to get the sofa up the one flight of stairs. Now I am being inconvenienced with both my time and additional fees.
Upon examining all my new furniture, I have already found 2 flaws; one on my headboard (which is dented & cracked on top), and one on the loveseat cushion (which has a scratch mark in the leather)-- indications of how horrible the delivery men were.
Please, give advice. I truly do want the sofa, but feel it is unfair to charge me an additional $150.
Every time I try to call customer service back, the phone doesn't ring and then I get disconnected. The phone number you said to call which is 516-941-2665 is NOT working. Please give advice-- this is getting pretty ridiculous.
It is now July 26, 2011, and I am STILL waiting for the technician to visit, to check the furniture. I have a scheduled appointment for August 20th (even though my furniture was delivered June 3rd).
In addition, I have attempted to call back someone at the Ashley Furniture Home Store to assist me with disassembly service. They told me I must come in to the store. I do not LIVE in the area of the store any longer, and as a physician, I don't have the extra time.
When I spoke with the representative to do the disassembly service, I was told they only deliver on Wednesdays.
Are they serious?
How is a customer supposed to be home from work on a random weekday of a work week?
Reviewed July 21, 2011
I was in the process of closing for my home and I was shopping for furniture in the meantime. I saw some things that I liked and the salesman told me that I can pay 20% and they will put in on lay away for me and when I close for my home on the 24th and pay the final payment, the furniture will be delivered to me in one week. On June 11th, I paid $1,400.00 down and promptly after I close on the 24th, I returned to the store and made my final payment.
After processing the paperwork, I asked the salesman when to expect delivery. It was at that time that he told me that the furniture would be delivered to the warehouse on or around the 16th of July. Needless to say, I was upset and disappointed, and to add insults to injuries, I realized that all the furniture is on B/O. I asked to have the invoice cancelled and my money returned to me, and was told that they do not refund money and that I would have to pay 33% restocking fee if I wanted to cancel.
I am 71 years old and my wife is 64. We are moving in a new home with no furniture. What are we supposed to do while they order the furniture, which I had on lay away.
I believe this action was very deceptive. I should have been told the policy of the store when purchases are made and let me have the option to go somewhere else or wait. I sincerely believe that it should be my decision. I was well within my right to recession period to change my mind on the contract or is that not a law anymore.
I have been waiting six weeks for my furniture. Another thing I don't understand is that when one puts something on lay away, shouldn't that merchandise be available before the consumer can put it on lay away. I purchased merchandise on lay away from Sears, Kmart, and Walmart all the time and as soon as I make final payment, the merchandise is available to me. I spent over $8,000.00 at Ashley's.
I have written to Ashley's twice and they have ignored me. I expressed my desire to cancel the invoice to them and to BBB.
Reviewed July 13, 2011
I bought a couch 90 days same as cash but was unable to pay off. Now making ridiculous payments after that. They start calling me and my references and harrassing us usually 2 or 3 days after the due date. Not just once or twice but 3 or 4 times a day. What a joke.
Reviewed July 6, 2011
I purchased a sectional from Ashley furniture, and like many others here, I also purchased the Guardsman Elite 5-year Protection Plan. The sales associate made it seem as if I could get my sectional cleaned as often as I needed especially since I have a child under 2. It all sounded great in the beginning, until I needed it cleaned for the second time. Now, the first time went smooth; I did everything that I needed for them to send someone to clean my furniture (by the way, the cleaning tech cleaned my entire sectional, but they say they are not supposed to -- not my fault!). They came through on their side with that, but only because it was a so-called "courtesy clean". Mind you, in their policy, it says nothing about a one-time courtesy clean for bodily fluids. That's strike #1!
On my second time, I called in and requested a service request form to fill out; I got one e-mailed to me, filled it out, and the next day, aired it to them since they like to claim that they don't receive the information I send them. This time, it was for bodily fluids and food and beverage stains. The food and beverage stains were denied because they said that I had reported that same stain back in March and that order was never completed. Okay, so you would think that the claim that I am trying to report would be filed under March; and the new claim covers for what I'm filing for in June, right? Wrong! Had I known that we had an unfinished claim in March, I would've fulfilled that because I needed my damn sectional cleaned.
So, I asked for a manager, got some chick named Kendshe, with a terrible customer service by the way, and she left me on-hold for so long. I had to call on my husband's phone to get someone else to talk to me. She didn't sound too apologetic either about making me wait for so long; and then, she never provided her extension number. I asked for her manager, and she sent me to Nick (ext.# **). Don't waste your time talking to these two idiots. If they say you're being transferred to them, hang up and call back. I'm sure they all are idiots, but those two are not worth your time. Anyway, Nick was somewhat of little assistance. He told me things that I never knew -- like I'm responsible for calling in, and getting a service request number to use when I call in to inquire about the status on my service request order.
But, he also said that the service request number was not too important because they can look up my account with my phone number, too. Okay, if it's not important, why ask for it at all? How the hell is anyone to know that, when no one ever provided that information in the beginning? But every time you call, you're being asked for it. Then he told me that my request back in March stays active until it is completed. Then I asked him, "Isn't the cleaning tech supposed to report that the furniture has been cleaned in order for my request to be completed?" He says, "Yes." Do you see where he ** up at twice? Then he tells me that the customer service reps who answer first are not allowed to give out information about a pre-existing order request. ** **! It's my account. I deserve the right or option to continue an existing request, and/or cancel it and make a new one.
I then asked him, "How come when someone calls in to make a new request, the old one is not cancelled?" He didn't have an answer to that, like they do everyone else; he just kept trying to get off the topic and kept repeating their sorry ** policy. Well, it doesn't state that in their policy, so why is there no answer? Because it's a load of crap, that's why! So now, I'm at my wit's end with this idiot; and I request an address, phone number, e-mail address and name of his boss and or corporate. He tries to give me the address that I sent the service request form to. Oh no, buddy, I have that useless piece of trash already. So then he starts saying a number, I had to ask whose number is it. He tells me a corporate liaison. Okay, well, does this liaison have a first and last name or what?
He never answered that question. He just kept repeating that it's a corporate liaison and someone will call me back. I specifically told him I did not want to speak to an answering machine because when I called their office my so-called 'account manager' named Lisa (ext. **) never returns my calls, even before this situation escalated to this extent. So, therefore, I do not wish to speak to a machine; I need a person. I still got nowhere with him; so I ended the call. In the end, all I got was my two cushions cleaned. I am highly pissed with this company.
And then the cherry-on-the-top is, in order to receive a refund of 10% or $50 for the warranty (when I paid more than that for it), I have to call Ashley furniture and tell them I want to cancel the plan; and all they are gonna do is call Guardsman and tell them that I want to cancel and work out some kind of amount amongst themselves to give me -- when the middle man (Ashley furniture) can just be cut out; and Guardsman and I can hash out a full refund. Does that make sense to anyone else but me? I will never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever buy another thing from them or Ashley furniture. They can all suck it, as far as I'm concerned.
Reviewed June 28, 2011
I have bought a lot from Ashley Furniture. The problem is a red sofa. I went in and told them about it. The lady said I should try spraying something on it. I ask her to have someone come and see that by rubbing a towel or such on the sofa, it comes off on the towel. They never came or called. I took in a couple of items that were stained. She didn't even glance at them.
Today, I called her and she said they will not do anything. That is not right. She said, they had no other complaints about the red sofas they sold. I do not believe that mine is the only one that has the problem. I am a 75-year old widow and I believe in truth and doing what is right. Thanks for being there for people like me. Stains on many of my items of clothing, it is on my shoes, even on the toilet seat and it won't come off of these items.
Reviewed June 24, 2011
I purchased a dining set and in four months the table top bowed. They came out to see it and agreed and scheduled replacement. It is now more than six months and I haven't received it yet. They have scheduled replacement five times and they have either cancelled or just haven't shown up. I have tried to speak with the manager and he told me that he didn't know what to tell me. I have paid for the set and can’t seem to get any help dealing with them. It has cost me time, money and frustration.
Reviewed June 20, 2011
On 11/14/2010, we purchased from Ashley a Sealy Mattress set for $1,991.92. The model is a Stearns & Foster Jackson SQ Estate. When we purchased the bed, my husband’s main concern was that he did not want a mattress that would sag and one that you sink into when you sleep. The salesperson told us this was the best bed for us to purchase and that it had a 10 year warranty as well.
In May 2011, we noticed that the mattress had 2 permanent 3/4" indention where we sleep. I weight 106 lbs and my husband weight 175lbs. We called Ashley and they sent a bed tech here to measure the indention. He agreed it was exactly 3/4" deep on both sides. He indicated that the indention would have to be 1 1/2" deep before they would take the bed back and replace it.
At any rate, we contacted Sealy and they said that we are stuck with the mattress that should have lasted 10 years but it only lasted 6 months. Should the retailer be required to state that the mattress will form a permanent 3/4" indention in the area that you sleep on within the first 6 months of ownership and that the indention will increase in depth until it reaches as much as 1 1/2" deep. Should they not be required to inform the consumers of this fact before they sell the mattress to the public?
They said they would not take the bed back until the indention is 1 1/2" deep. I am sure you sleep on a bed and understand that you cannot sleep in a hole all night and wake up without a severe backache. I've been told by the retailer and the manufacturer that I have no recourse. I paid close to $2,000 for a mattress that is defective.
Do I have any recourse through you? I looked up all of the complaints for this store, their lack of acceptable customer server for defective products they sell and I looked up the Sealy complains and there are at least 30 complaints about this mattress specifically.
Reviewed June 13, 2011
Ashley Furniture is the worst company ever. We purchased a table and chairs less than 2 years ago and have had problems from day one. They always referred us to the warranty company for any problems, which we have had to contact several different times now. They have been out to replace our cushions 3 times.
Within just a couple of months, they are wearing down and getting these defects in the "leather". We have talked to the company and corporate, and they will do nothing for us. They said that we had a one-year manufacturer's defect warranty but that they would never honor that and kept referring us to their third-party warranty center.
The store salesman would recommend that we "lied" to the warranty company and told them that it was accidental so that they would cover the cushions and the store would get out of replacing them. But the problem is that every time they would replace the cushions, they would put the same manufacturer made cushions back on; and within a couple of months, they would be ripping again!
We spent $2,000 on this table and feel completely ripped off and have seen many complaints about Ashley Furniture on the web and under their online store reviews. We are a family of 7 and cannot afford to go out and purchase another table! The corporate office is very rude and would not help us in the slightest way. They pretty much said tough luck!
We do not have the money to hire a lawyer, and even if we did, it would cost us more than the table is worth! We feel completely taken advantage of and will never shop at Ashley's again and will tell everyone we know that they do not back up their products and that their products are the worst quality on the market despite the initial look of the furniture in the store! There are so many complaints about this company online that something has to be done to make the buyers beware!
Reviewed May 4, 2011
I purchased a $3,300.00 worth of furniture from Ashley on 6/13/2010, and within less than a year, I have had service technicians make repairs on three different occasions. On the last call, the service technician ordered parts for a recliner because I was told that Ashley’s policy is to repair prior to replacing. The technician ordered a part and I have had the part at my household for over five weeks and still no repair technician. I called Ashley HomeStore and I was told that it was my fault for not calling them when the part arrived. I explained to them that they were the ones that had ordered the part and they should have known an ETA, and I also told them that they could have tracked the part being that it was shipped via FeDex. I told them that due to their negligence, that repairs were no longer an option and I would like the recliner replaced being that it was still under the warranty period, and as of now Ashley refuses to replace chair and insists on repairs even though they had been given ample amount of time.
I’m totally dissatisfied with their customer service. The salesperson lied at the time of purchase when we were told that if any problems occurred during warranty period, that item would be replaced. This company cares nothing about the consumer once they have your money.
Reviewed April 21, 2011
We purchased a couch, which has a recliner on both ends, and loveseat from Ashley Furniture in Sept 2010. Within 4 months, both ends of the recliner started to sag so that the person sitting on the cushion would be leaning to one side. We called customer service and they charged us to have someone come and look at the sofa. The gentleman that came said it just needed to have the padding in the cushion replaced. That night as we sat on the couch it went right back to the sagging position. I called Ashley back and after much resistance they sent someone else out and he took pictures and brought it back to the store and told her he couldn't do anything because it was a manufacturer defect. Customer Service called us back and said there was nothing wrong with the couch. We called again and told them that it is so evident that anyone who comes into my house notices it right away. So they told us to e-mail them pictures which we did. When they received them they said there was nothing they could do.
When we purchased the couch, the salesman said that we had a one year warranty and if anything went wrong with the couch they would take care of it. Now they are telling me that I had to buy a warranty contract. I told them that I specifically asked the salesman more than once if the warranty was for anything that was not our fault and he assured me we were covered for one year. He told me that he is no longer working for the company, which should have nothing to do with the fact that he was a representative of Ashley at the time of the sale. I asked for the manufacturer's phone number which turned out to be Ashley. When I called them they said they can't do anything and they would have to call the manager of the store and he would look into it and call me back. That was over a month ago and we still have not heard a word from them. I am just getting a run around from them, is there anything we can do? My husband and I both have back problems and sitting on a couch where we end up slouching over to one side is hurting our backs. We paid $1500.00 for both the couch and loveseat and if we have to purchase a new couch we will be out the $1500.00
Reviewed April 4, 2011
I purchased about $7500 worth of furniture from Ashley furniture in Henderson, NV in March 0f 2010. The item of concern is the sectional sofa I purchased. When my husband and I were shopping to furnish our new home we bought, we chose Ashley because they pride on customer service.
Well, we soon learned that is a complete joke. When we were sofa shopping we were torn between a leather and microfiber couch. Our salesman, (I can't remember his name, but I have an invoice #**) recommended we lean towards the microfiber because we mentioned we have pets and a toddler. He also said if we purchase the protection service Ashley Furniture will come clean our furniture anytime we call. His exact words were, "I myself have this protection package and I also have children. We all know how they can spill things on the furniture. I personally use the service all the time whenever my kids spill things on the furniture."
Because of that very statement, I decided to purchase the protection package. I should have known it was too good to be true because that is not how the protection service works. I called them one time about 6 months ago to come clean a few spots on my sofa from my son accidentally spilling juice, milk, etc. I called the customer service # and they wanted to know the exact location of the stain and how it got there. The appointment was set and someone came out.
I never called them again until a few weeks ago. I called the customer service # and said I would like to schedule a time for them to come clean a few spots on the couches my son and his friends accidentally made. I had a few spots on the seats and arm rest from juice/milk/Popsicle. The customer service rep proceeded to tell me those stains are not covered because they weren't accidents. I was confused that such a thing would be said. She was basically saying because a child made the stains they were not considered an accident.
After arguing with her on the phone for 20 minutes she agreed to send a cleaning technician out. He arrived and said he was not allowed to remove any stains because they were "overlapping" whatever that is supposed to mean. He then proceeded to say if the stains were on the headrest or something he can remove them. That sounds ridiculous to me because they can now only remove stains in certain locations? I walked into the other room to chase my son and when I came back into the living room he was gone.
I then received a phone call from a manager at customer service and I explained what happened and she said there was nothing they can do for me; the technician would not be allowed to remove any stains on my sofa. I then said okay I would like my money returned to me for the protection plan because clearly they don't want to honor it.
After she said no. The final time I said I would be contacting consumer affairs. I just received another phone call 10 minutes ago from the same customer service rep. I asked why she was calling and she said I wanted to let you know we have pictures of your sofa inside of your home for our file. I never gave anyone permission to take a picture of anything inside of my home. That is an invasion of privacy. The technician took pictures of my personal property without my permission. All I was asking for is my money back but now I am extremely mad because my privacy was invaded.
Reviewed March 31, 2011
On 2/11/11, I paid $898.65 for a dining room table and eight chairs to be delivered in two to three weeks. After three weeks, I called the delivery center and was told that I had to schedule the delivery myself. The earliest date I could secure was 3/30/11. When my furniture was not delivered on that date, I again called the 1-888-696-7378 number and was told that the furniture was delivered in early March. I assured the person with whom I was speaking that it wasn't; I do not have my furniture. I was told that it would be looked into and I would get a call the next day. When that didn't happen, I called again and got nothing but answering machines. What do I do next? I either want a refund or my furniture as soon as possible!
Reviewed Feb. 9, 2011
We were building a house and went to Ashley's to start a layaway at our salesman's advice saying that they could work with us, as our home being build was based on a contingency of our current home selling.
We started our layaway with $1000 deposit. A month later, we had not sold our home and we had to cancel our contract with the builder. We contacted Ashley to let them know and update them and asked if we could get a refund and if not we could use the money towards a purchase in their store. They informed us of a 30% "restocking" fee that they charge for not fulfilling our layaway and I explained again what we told our salesman, come to find out, he had just started there the week we went in. Great.
I asked for a little mercy and told the representative that we would be more than happy to purchase something in their store and pay the difference after applying our $1000 deposit and also told them what we were told, that they would work with us if the contract fell through and the answer was no, no, no.
So this store would rather keep our $1000 as a fee than sell their consumers a piece of furniture with our money. They are at no loss here. They don't hold or order any furniture until final payment is made. They are crooked and are thieves and we will never step foot in that store again to spend a dime. With our next home, another store will have the advantage of a great paying customer who will spend about $10k on furniture. I have called around to the competitor stores and no other store has this policy and they all say that they would never do that to their customers. This is not good business and loss of yet another customer because you can't give us our hard earned money back or some sort of store credit.
Reviewed Jan. 23, 2011
We bought two recliners and a love seat to match. They sold them to us as real leather. Within 8 months, much of the leather on the seat's back (shoulder area) has worn away. One of the zippers had broken, so they replaced the chair. Soon after, it happened to the other chair. We were so surprised that leather would do this. Within a few months, the other chair was worn in the same way and the same area. This time, they sent material and said that was all they could do. We are so disappointed with these chairs that we want to purchase new ones from another store. But of course, we would have to purchase the love seat too. No one seems to have any idea why this would happen with a supposedly leather material. We have no children or grandchildren. We are two older adults who take care of our things.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2010
On November 20, 2010 I went in Ashley Furniture in Rohnert Park to get a mattress. I spoke with Eric *** and he told me that I would get my mattress in 8-10 days. I went through the RAC Acceptance to finance the mattress. I didn't want to wait that long for the mattress but decided it will be okay and I signed the agreement and gave them $129.10 for the first month.
By day 7, I was nervous that I have not heard from Ashley Furniture so I decided to go down and find out when they think it might come. I spoke to Eric again who looked at me surprised. They checked the computer and saw nothing. They did not know. He then got Sean *** involved and both checked the computer and said who told me 8-10 days. I told him Eric when I signed the papers. They proceeded to say that "Oh, we only do that for Beautyrest or Simmon mattresses but I got an Ashley furniture mattress and that takes longer." I told them why didn't they tell me that at the time.
I already was upset to wait 8-10 days now how long will it take. I was then told by Sean that I would have it on 12/6/10. I said fine and I left. I waited until about 12/3/10 and decided to go down again to Ashley to make sure it was still on schedule for delivery for 12/6/10. I spoke with Eric who looked at me and said didn't the manager call you? I told him no one called me. I am there to make sure it is still coming. He now told me I needed to talk to Sean about this. It still was not showing delivery.
I am very upset and told them I wanted my money back and was going elsewhere. He told me "You'll have it I promise for sure this week." I told him, "Are you sure about this I will have it?" He said yes. I said, "We will see. You have made promises before, I still have nothing." Eric and Sean both promised delivery by 12/10/10. On 12/9/10, I decided to go once again down to Ashley Furniture to talk to Sean. By this time, everyone knows me when I come in the door. I asked to speak to Sean because I still have no call about delivery day and time. He tried checking the computer and said he would email the warehouse and find out. I was so upset I insisted I wanted my money back because I was promised three different times by both Sean and Eric on delivery and I still do not have the mattress. I told him I was going somewhere else. I was tired of being lied to and they did not follow through with their promise.
Sean canceled the order in the computer and told me that I will have the money back on my card. I told him I wanted a receipt. He said his computer could not print one. I then told him to write me one out. Sean wrote me a receipt on 12/9/10 stating that I canceled the agreement and I would be refunded my money. As of 12/28/,1I i still have not received my money back from Ashley furniture for the money I put down on my debit card. Every time I call and talk to Sean, he tells me that first that it will go on my card. Then he tells me they have to send a check out to me. He told me the check was sent out for sure.
On 12/18/10 Sean left a message on my answer machine to call him. I called Sean on 12/20/10 and said I still don't have my money back. He asked if I still wanted the mattress because it came in to their store. I claimed I did not and went elsewhere and also was being billed by RAC Acceptance for the mattress that I never received. He told me to ignore the bill and for sure the check was mailed. I told him I am so upset about the whole thing and that as a consumer I should not have been treated this way. I stated I put a complaint into the Better Business Bureau and if I don't get my money back, I will have to pursue it further. He said okay.
Ashley Furniture Company Information
- Company Name:
- Ashley Furniture
- City:
- Arcadia
- State/Province:
- WI
- Postal Code:
- 1945
- Website:
- www.ashleyfurniture.com
