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Macy's Furniture offers a diverse selection of home furnishings. The department store provides living room sets, bedroom furniture, dining room pieces and home décor. Macy's offers varied price points to accommodate different customer preferences and budgets.
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Reviewed Jan. 19, 2017
Bought a 7 piece leather sectional in late 2015 from Roseville Ca. Macy's. Salesperson said it could be a few months before getting the couch because of time of season and back orders. We were fine with time period because we liked the model in the store and were willing to wait. Delivery service called 3 months later and date of arrival was finally scheduled. Couch showed up and crew was bringing in 1 section at a time. No boot covers or putting anything down on our new wood floors. (Ok). Unwrapping the pieces some were discolored, wasn't even a close match. Crew finally got all pieces in living room and realized there were two of the same corner pieces and one recliner was missing.
We waited another month and finally got all the correct pieces. We have had Macy's out twice since then to repair one of the pieces. Unit is still broken and now they don't want to warranty the issue because when asked how long we have noticed the issue we told them about 30 days, they say they won't fix it because we're suppose to call within 15 days. We will see what they say in small claims. Please do not buy any furniture or any product from Macy's. Hard to believe a company in business for that long won't stand behind their product.
Reviewed Jan. 14, 2017
Ordered a custom couch in November with a delivery date set in January. Paid for the sofa and delivery at the time on the phone. Got notified via email in December that the couch was ready for delivery and submitted all the information for delivery. Got a delivery date of 1/13/17. Waited and waited. No couch, no delivery. When I called they reported that there was a problem with processing the credit card. Although they had two phone numbers and email to contact me, nobody called me to notify me of the issue. Then I got informed that the couch could be delivered on 1/20/17. Delivery person called and said it would be delayed to the 27th. That was the final straw - Cancelled the order after he did not ask what was the problem or how to resolve. Yes the couch is sitting in the warehouse, but you can't pick up at warehouse. Poor service. Not dealing with them again.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2017
I bought a sectional from Macy's in November. A sales associate who worked there cancelled our order in order to get the commission. It is now January and we still have no furniture. In fact, Macy's does not fill orders as they are placed, but rather as the sales associate finds the inventory online. The associate manager couldn't guarantee that we would receive our order anytime soon because of their poor business model. Never buy from Macy's, because they cannot fill your order in a timely manner.
Reviewed Jan. 7, 2017
The experience started 12/5/16. Extra care was taken to assure the correct side chaise / arm chair was ordered. Of course delivery comes 12/27/16 & the opposite furniture was delivered. I never was able to see the original order because it was done by phone call. I had to take off work to get delivery of the wrong furniture. We were told the mistake was corrected the day of delivery and we would get the pieces needed 1/7/17. On 12/29 we pay for the pieces kept (we had NO COUCH and kept what we could for our family of 6) and gave payment for the 2 missing pieces.
During that phone calls we're told delivery was set up again for 1/7/17. That day comes & shockingly no word from Macy's. During a prolonged (over 1.25 hrs; I write this as I'm ON HOLD) phone conversation dealing with 4 employees & a supervisor, we were told there was no new order. We were stuck with the couch and still need two missing pieces from the original order. The best discount we could get was 10% off and a waived delivery.
So now, the new delivery date is 1/18, if I want to take time off work. The complete loss of control and incompetence experienced during this order process was unbelievable. After every phone call (4) it appeared the process was corrected when in fact it was not. I can understand why Macy's is going out of business. Do not consider buying any piece of furniture from Macy's at any point unless you are looking for headache and frustration.
Reviewed Dec. 28, 2016
I bought bedroom furniture set on Nov 12 and scheduled the delivery on December 10. Obviously, I got rid of ALL the furniture in the bedroom early on December 10 so I can get the new stuff in. On December 10, a couple of hours before the scheduled delivery I get a call from Macy's saying that THE truck broke down (I guess they have only one truck) on the way from LA (!) and they cannot make the delivery and the next available date is December 20. Keep in mind that I have NO FURNITURE in my bedroom at this point. It's a good thing that I bought a mattress from another place (delivered on time!) and did not have to sleep literally on the floor.
While we were sleeping on the queen size mattress (on the floor) and waiting for December 20, we decided to upgrade to the king size. I called the store on December 16 and they said: "Sure we can do that but we cannot give you the discounted price on any of the items" (about $4K worth). Also, they could not deliver anything (everything that should be in town except for the king size bed) on the already scheduled date of December 20. I agreed and rescheduled the delivery for December 26. You guessed right - nobody showed up on December 26 and I did not even receive a call. Next day I called the salesperson and she told me that they "missed the delivery window" and the next available delivery date is January 5. I called Macy's customer service and what I found out was quite disturbing:
When the salesperson schedules the delivery, it means absolutely nothing. The "in stock" term means nothing - nobody at Macy's knows where the items are and if they even exist. The main warehouse in LA may or may not ship the items in time to your city to make the scheduled delivery. What is even more annoying is that the reminders that you get the day before are generated purely from the date that the salesperson sets - there is no cross check that items will actually be available for delivery. The warehouse and customer service have no clue where the items are (LA, China, local warehouse) and if the items have actually been manufactured!
When I asked them what I should do not having a bed or any furniture, both the agent and the supervisor suggested that sleeping on the floor is actually better than sleeping on the bed. They could not guarantee that the delivery will take place on January 5. Can't wait to have that conversation again with the warehouse staff on January 6.
Reviewed Dec. 19, 2016
I'm writing this review and also contacting the local Better Business Bureau to file a complaint against Macy's furniture. We purchased two recliners and they were both defective. We waited two weeks longer only to get two more defective chairs. The installers could not even finish the installation because the hardware was bad which was the case with the first set of chairs, not to mention quality defects in five areas of the chairs. Puckered leather, blue ink on the wood base, white glue in 3 areas.
The arms on both chairs were misaligned and could not be repaired. Why I would want a repair on brand-new furniture is beyond me but that's their policy. Be advised Macy's assembles furniture out of the box in your home, they do not do it in the warehouse, they do not run a quality control check. The quality of this product is inferior so we will join the other 1,057 complaints against Macy's furniture. They owe us $1200 and claim that they never picked up the chairs even though installers had me write REFUSED and take a picture of the delivery slip on my cell phone as proof because they don't carry customer receipts.
I've tried to no avail to discuss logically with customer service only to be frustrated repeatedly. Twice I've been told within 24 to 48 hours the credit will be processed and another 7 to 10 days after that we will get a refund. I was also told they have hundreds of trucks bringing items to their warehouse so when they get to it they will process a refund. To be out this kind of money at Christmas time is criminal. Not to mention having no furniture for guests. It's ironic since Macy's tagline for the holiday season is "Believe." Don't.
Reviewed Dec. 14, 2016
I purchased a sectional couch in 2005 for about $1800. They sold me a protection plan called Worry No More - which Macy's stated that I would get a full refund for it if I did not call in a claim for the 7 years!!! I did not call in a claim - and kept everything. When I called in in 2016 - I was told I would get $178.00 back. They were sorry that the employee at Macy's made a mistake - but all I would get back was the Great Give Back Reimbursement - of $178.00. WHAT A SCAM! They make sure you don't call in a claim and make $525.00 on the plan! I can't believe this goes on today. Still waiting for my $178.00 voucher - for 3 weeks.
Reviewed Nov. 7, 2016
I just called Worry No More about getting my money back after not using their service for 7 years (as was originally promised). They needed to know the exact sales check number and exact delivery date or they couldn't help me. It was 7 years ago when I purchased the furniture. I don't have the paperwork and moved several times since I purchased it. Additionally, if you don't submit your refund request within 90 days of the 7 year anniversary of your delivery date, you aren't eligible for the refund they promise you when selling "Worry No More" initially.
They leave out many details and aren't trying to assist you in anyway when the 7 year mark is reached. They don't really tell you any details upfront at all. I will never purchase Worry No More again and I would call it something different like "Worry More" because "we won't help you at all. We just want your money and don't want to follow through on our sales pitch." It truly is a scam and I would not recommend purchasing it.
Reviewed Nov. 1, 2016
My mother bought an electric recliner sofa from Macy's. The motor died with one of the recliners in the up position. Filed a claim with WORRYNOMORE in May 2016. They sent a repairman out after a couple of weeks. Two weeks later the part was finally order. At this point the recliner has been blocking the living room for a month. They tell us it will be 12 weeks until the part arrives meaning at the end of September. We get an email confirming shipment but tracking stops at the local post office.
Turns out they didn't put postage on the package and the Post Office returned it to WORRYNOMORE. Call WORRYNOMORE to find out what is going on. They can't tell me anything but "We shipped it." Finally after two weeks they tell me it will be shipped out again but can be up to 12 weeks before it ships and to not expect it before Jan. 11, 2017. Every person I talk with gives me a different excuse. One blames the manufacturer, one blamed Macy's and one tried to blame the Post Office and me!
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2016
5000 dollar sofa broken. Had bought expensive warranty with fancy name of Worry No More. Put in claim a month ago. No response. Call 'Worry No More', given runaround. Went to store. 2 hours later told to call on Saturday. Called office closed. Called 800 no. of 'Worry No More'. Rep says normal waiting time is 3-4 months. Would not let me speak to supervisor. I have a broken $5000 sofa unusable. Thank you Macy's.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2016
Dining room table - it's a disgrace, rep from mfg sent out says it's up to standards no so!! Waited 10 wks for this. Came from who knows where, had worry free ins not covered says not damaged enough. Saw ad this week for the same set its name is Windward. We built a new home. Also bought bedroom called Eastwind. Also in ad. Also, finish coming off - have to dust every day some substance in drawers of chest and dresser keeps coming off... had conversation with our sales rep numerous times to no avail. Have a Macy's account for over 30 yrs! We are rethinking about keeping this.
Reviewed Oct. 14, 2016
I purchased the highly recommended Worry No More contract agreement for 198.00 when purchasing a cream colored leather sofa and chaise. Three years into owning this piece one of the seams in the leather is starting to separate. I submitted two claims online yesterday via the new insurance carrier Uniters. I received email responses within minutes of my submissions and both stated my claims were denied and not eligible. Why the hell did the Macy's sales rep do a hard sell for me to purchase the "extra protection on your investment" if it turns out I just pissed away 198.00? This is complete false advertising and all consumers BE AWARE!
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2016
We purchased a new sectional sofa from Macy's in May of 2015. We went there because we found the selection to have a few more different options than other area furniture stores. The sofa we selected -and paid for on the spot- was a custom order due to the color we wanted. We were fine with that as it is common for custom orders to be 8-10 weeks. Our new sofa arrived about 10 weeks later, with a rip in the back and a piece of metal sticking out. No quality control or inspection. The delivery team just dumped it, unwrapped it and left. We called customer service that very afternoon and reported the damage. We were told over the phone that the damage was noted and a replacement sofa had been ordered. After another 10 weeks of waiting, our new sofa didn't come and didn't come. There had been ZERO follow-up from Macy's.
We called and called and finally had to go back into the furniture store to see what was going on. After some inept digging around on their computer system, they found the new sofa order had been canceled. We explained the damage to the first delivered sofa again and they were actually able to track down that customer service report - so they again ordered the replacement sofa. Another 10 weeks later, the second replacement sofa was delivered. Upon being unwrapped from the delivery team, we found this second sofa was also torn in the back, near the same place as the first, but this time in another place as well.
We reported this right away and were told by customer service an inspector would have to come out to inspect the damage since it had been so long since our initial order. Really? Macy's takes our money upfront and delivers not one, but TWO torn sofas and now places us under the inconvenience and suspicion of an inspection. The delivery team saw the tear as they unwrapped the second sofa. This was noted in our conversation AGAIN to customer service.
The bottom line is this: we are 1.5 years away from ordering this sofa. We sit here with the second damaged sofa to this day. Macy's has ordered a 3 replacement sofa, but refuse to return my calls and inquiries on the status. I have no idea if undamaged new furniture we have already paid for will even come at this point. I have left several messages with store manager John ** with no return call. I have sent several emails to Regional Customer Service Manager Jill ** with absolutely no response (**). I have filed a formal complaint with the Bureau of Consumer Affairs - Federal Trade Commission not because I have nothing better to do, but simply because Macy's refuses to contact us - the customer - to provide an update. I honestly do not know what else to do at this point.
To be fair, Macy's did credit us an amount of $500 on the first mishap, and did order the second replacement. However, since we have had two damaged sofas delivered to our home and have contacted customer service to rectify the situation, it appears as though they are more motivated to ignore us than to make things right. If anyone has any other suggestions as to what our consumer rights may be, please do not hesitate to post a reply if possible.
Reviewed Sept. 7, 2016
Bought a queen size pillow top Macy's branded mattress 10/23/2014 (less than two years ago) and the mattress is no longer usable. The pillow top has shifted about two inches over so that the metal frame protrudes outside the piping and digs into you as you move on the mattress. Can't even sit on the side of the bed comfortably. Had a Macy's inspector from U.S. Quality who measured for a dip in the mattress (which was not the issue) but said there's no defect in a shifting pillow top and protruding metal frame! "Normal use" he said. Customer service rep including supervisor Tracy refused to acknowledge a defect and said this was normal use not covered by the warranty - although offered 10% off another Macy's mattress (like we'd want one after this?). Very arrogant customer service rep and a supervisor Tracy who didn't want to get on the phone with me until I insisted.
The mattress is in a guestroom and has been used maybe 20 nights total. Cannot believe that there's no defect when it is impossible to use the mattress to sleep on. Maybe it's not meant for sleeping? Macy's warranty is WORTHLESS - BE AWARE. If you don't have a 1 and 1/2 inch dip - there is no warranty! A topper that moves is not covered. You'll be stuck with an unusable mattress if you buy a Macy's brand topper mattress. The warranty is meaningless. Never shopping at Macy's again - for anything.
Reviewed Sept. 5, 2016
Purchased Sectional Sofa from Macy's in Perimeter mall, Dunwoody, GA in June month. When the sofa got delivered, noticed a piece not arrived in the box and just covered with moving blanket. It has used marks. We took pictures of that sofa piece and sent to sales person. He immediately arranged for the exchange. Again out of box piece arrived as exchange. We didn't accept the delivery. Warehouse personnel and sales person informed, new piece will be delivered in few days. Finally boxed piece arrived. Sales person really needs to be appreciated. But overall purchase experience is not that good due to out of box piece got delivered. Before this purchase, had a good impression on Macy's stores but not now. Submitted the same review on the Macy's twice but it didn't get published.
Reviewed Aug. 31, 2016
This is strictly for the mattress department and delivery service. I bought a mattress a week ago and asked the sales clerk to let them know that I can only do deliveries during the week and between 8 am and 1 pm. She advised me that she would put that in the notes. The day before my delivery I received a call stating my delivery was between 3:15-5:15. I immediately told them I couldn't do that and only the times between 8 am and 1 pm and they said they could not give me a morning time. They stated they could tell me what days they have available and the day before is when I would find out if I got a morning time or not due to my zip code. So basically I would continue to wait on my mattress being delivered until I was lucky enough to get a morning time for my mattress to be delivered.
I spoke to four different supervisors and Jim (the manager at Macy's mattress department) and nobody and I mean nobody could help me or even accommodate me. As a customer I don't feel like I was too much to request a morning/early afternoon time. I wasn't demanding a set time nor was I being unreasonable. Highly disappointed in the service I have received, especially from the customer service mattress department and especially their delivery department. If you are smart you will take your money and time to other places like Ashley Furniture or Living Spaces where they actually accommodate you on delivery time frames and don't treat you like crap.
Reviewed Aug. 24, 2016
If I could give zero stars, I would. Also if I could go back in time, I would have taken my 5k to spend at Copenhagen or another local furniture store. My experience has been absolutely horrendous. I'm not one to write bad reviews but I would find it a disservice to consumers, who, like me, felt Macy's would be a company you can trust. Delivery on wrong and damaged leather sectional pieces have been the major issue. Worry no more is a bait and switch. Please reconsider high priced items when searching for furniture to purchase from them. It's been almost two years and we still have yet to get a correct order delivered. Never mind trying to get upper management involved, they do nothing to rectify any problems other than give you their scripted answers to appease you at the moment.
Like others have reported, Worry no more is an additional expense that has failed. At this point I'm ready to sell my brand new sectional just to be rid of Macy's and their entire shenanigans. Here's the kicker, they can't get the correct piece of furniture delivered, yet they have threatened to charge my credit card a stocking fee for holding it in their warehouse. It's their mistake and they want me to pay for it. Nice. Again, I'll be looking at reputable furniture stores in the near future.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2016
I ordered different furniture items from two different stores at the same time: Macy's and Rooms to Go. Wow, what a difference in service! Rooms to Go brought me broken items on two different delivery trips. Rooms to Go refused to refund me my delivery fee. They have absolutely horrible customer service once they have your money. Macy's on the other hand was great. They delivered my furniture quickly, on time, and intact. The Jedd sectional sofa is great. Everyone who has visited my house has commented how they like our new sectional sofa from Macy's. Macy's delivery fee was also slightly less than Rooms to Go. I would pay a little more for the better quality product and dependable delivery that Macy's offers over Rooms to no GO.
Reviewed July 14, 2016
We ordered a bedroom suite and mattress/box spring. We were charged for two "white glove" deliveries. We waited two weeks for delivery. Upon arriving the hardware was missing for the headboard. We were told it would be corrected. That they would have to order a new bed, but it would take a full week. We received a call today saying the bed did not come in. We called customer service. They were unable to contact anyone in the warehouse. We were told they would call us back today. It is now 7:30 pm. I doubt anyone is going to call us back at this hour. So much for "white glove" service.
On the original delivery, the delivery men tried to "store" the mattress and box spring in our playroom. I told them that would not work as we had grandchildren coming in the next day. Not sure what they were thinking as the bedroom was more than adequate to accommodate the furniture. I am very dissatisfied with this service. In this day and age, you can have most anything delivered next day by UPS or FedEx. We only need the hardware and a technician to put it together. GET WITH THE TIMES!!! I can order most anything from Amazon, with 2 day delivery. It has been a month and we still have a mess in this room with the headboard, footboard, runners, slats, mattresses, box spring, lying on the floor.
Reviewed July 8, 2016
When we purchased our sofa from Macy's, we asked if it was scotch-guarded to protect against stains. We were told that they now recommend against scotch-guarding, and instead offered the Worry No More program. They made it sound so easy and fool-proof. About four months after having our sofa, we noticed a random black stain on - no idea how it got there, or what it is, and it wouldn't come off. We sent photos to Worry No More, and were told they would honor the claim, and it would be 6-8 weeks to replace the cushion. The entire cushion has to be replaced because it's attached to the fabric cover, so you can't just take the cover off. That was in June 2015.
About 10 weeks later, not having heard anything further, we called to check the status. They claimed to have no record of approving the claim, but looked at the photos and agreed to send the replacement. Another couple months go by, we call again... They say the order got lost, they'll get that fixed ASAP. Come January, they send a cushion cover. As noted above, a cushion cover won't work, because the existing cover is attached to the cushion. They say they'll order a whole cushion replacement. This cycle of them saying they'll replace it in 6-8 weeks, and us calling and being given the runaround, continues for several more months.
Fast-forward to now, July 2016, more than a year later. In the last 13 months we've literally spent hours on the phone with Macy's and with Worry No More, have receive two useless cushion covers, and are now being told our cushion replacement should arrive in August. As you can imagine, I'm not exactly holding my breath on that on. We love our sofa, but the Worry No More experience has been atrocious. If you are considering buying a couch from Macy's, skip the expensive Worry No More option, and scotch-guard the couch yourself. You'll save yourself a lot of frustration!
Reviewed June 16, 2016
I used to love Macy's, but I was taken in by the Lifetime Furniture Protection Plan. My Macy's dining room table scratches easily. Poor quality. I wasn't too worried because I purchased the Worry No More Repair Plan. It took several calls and about 12 weeks to get an actual inspector to come to my home. Results - claim denied. Macy's believed scratches occurred over time. In essence, this is true. Additional scratches were incurred while waiting weeks for a claim inspector. Most of the scratches, however, occurred with the first party I threw.
The protection plan agreement has LOTS of loopholes and small print making it virtually impossible to actually get anything repaired. Little did I know, every single ding or scratch has to be repaired as it happens. In my case, I would have to have a standing appointment every month. Very disappointing, not to mention dishonest. Since they denied my claim, I no longer shop at Macy's. I also have informed everyone I know via social media not to shop there. Poor quality, poor service. I no longer have my Worry No More Agreement as they refuse to honor it. It was not worth the paper it was written on.
Reviewed June 8, 2016
The "worry no more" structure plan is a joke. We have a defective recliner and they denied the claim because it was more than 10 days. The brochure that we have says nothing about a timeframe. The supervisor told me we had 15 days. So the claim rep and supervisor can't even agree to the same time but the consumer is supposed to know it. Don't waste your money, it's a scam!
Reviewed May 16, 2016
Macy's has one star by their name for a reason. This is the level of customer service that you receive when buying a product from them. I purchased furniture from them and sat home all day Saturday and it was not delivered. Now advised they have no idea when they can deliver it. The customer service that I am receiving from the Towne Lake Macy's Store in Kennesaw, GA is horrible! I will not buy from them again!
Reviewed May 11, 2016
Ordered king size headboard which was delivered separately from mattress and frame. Delivery team arrived without hardware to attach headboard. Apparently had never attached a headboard. They dropped the headboard and left. Have been trying to have Macy's do the work of attaching the headboard without success.
Reviewed May 10, 2016
I ordered 2 items from Macy's online. I received both of the items I ordered and was not satisfied with one of the items. It looked different online. When I called Macy's for a return label, the rep was not able to "pull up my order" and the call was disconnected. I called back and all of a sudden my order was found. I am then told they have a 3 DAY RETURN POLICY! 3 DAYS! I ordered the nightstand 11 days ago, not even 2 weeks! I asked to talk to a manager, and he also tells me the return policy is 3 days.
When I called the first time, I was told Macy's takes back anything at any time. He tells me that is for "other items" such as clothes. Then he says "we have a 60-day return policy on mattresses." So they will take back a mattress that someone sleeps on for 2 MONTHS, but won't take a nightstand that was purchased 11 days ago and has not been used! They didn't even offer store credit, NOTHING! NEVER WILL I EVER order anything from Macy's again. They need to work on their customer service skills and have a reasonable return policy on an item like a nightstand. Very unhappy with my experience.
Reviewed April 27, 2016
I purchased electric reclining sofa and love seat from Macy's in Feb. 2013. Over the past 6 months or so we've noticed the sofa back sagging and it has now become uncomfortable with little support. Manufacturer's warranty was up so now the 7 year Worry No More protection kicks in... Ha ha. What a joke. Filed a claim and was asked leading questions... Like "When did you first notice the problem?". Being honest I said "6 months or so... It's been a progressive thing."
After giving all the information he comes back on to inform me that the warranty won't cover because I had to have reported it within 15 days or they won't cover!!! What a scam! Furniture wears out over time... So who jumps on the phone at the slightest flaw? It's a typical "gotcha" situation and their lawyers obviously put that in the fine print so they don't have to pay out. I WILL NEVER BUY FURNITURE FROM MACY'S AGAIN. WHY ARE THEY DOING BUSINESS WITH THIS SCAM OF A COMPANY??? BE WARNED! So we now have a 3 year old couch that is so uncomfortable we can't even sit on it!!! DISGUSTING!!!
Reviewed April 21, 2016
We bought a leather sectional and noticed in 2 places the leather worn away. It's still under manufacturer warranty and we also bought the no worries premium plan they offered. We thought since we make a large investment it was good idea. No don't waste your money. Macy's sent a guy out who was in my home 5 minutes and left and wrote a report saying pet damage. There are no scratches or claw marks and it is not in a area where easily accessible. Since they denied it the no worries plan will also not cover it. They told us when we bought extra plan they cover everything. Not true representative at no worries said they lied. I will never shop with them again. They don't back up their merchandise warranty.
Reviewed April 21, 2016
I loved Macy's until I bought furniture and was convinced to purchase the worry free plan. Just like the other reviews it's true Macy's should be sued. They hired this company to assist its customer like a bait and switch. I had a stain that wouldn't come out. My furniture was not even a year old and I was told I just had to call and that's it. Well needless to say, they had me on the phone for an hour as though I never bought this expensive warranty. I had all the information which they had everything on file. First call waited 10 mins. to get to person then call dropped. I call back and got a new person. I can't even type anymore because it makes me even more mad.
Reviewed April 15, 2016
Don't buy the Worry No More Warranty for furniture from Macy's. They ask you lots of gotcha questions so that your claim won't be covered. I don't know how people can work for this company. No integrity and or ethics. It's a shame Macy's is affiliated with these guys. I bought a 7-year warranty but read the fine print first!! I'm more mad at myself for buying this worthless warranty because I know better. These people scam you out of your hard working money. First-time shame on them. Second-time shame on me. But there won't be a second time!!
Reviewed April 14, 2016
DON'T EVER BUY "LEATHER" FURNITURE FROM MACY'S. Or buy the warranty. Less than a year later my sofa had "discoloration". This is a term that means "the cheap stain we used on the sofa is off the leather and you are stuck with the furniture. Don't bother calling us, SUCKER!!!"
Reviewed March 26, 2016
We bought a sectional sofa with WorryFree Protection Plan. We were promised that when we got this plan everything would be covered. No issues. Come to find out that is all a sales gimmick. Getting the sofa fixed for stains and sagging is a pain. Very poor service and company to get the furniture. NEVER EVER BUY from Macy's - Furniture.
Reviewed March 22, 2016
I am so frustrated with the Macy's Worry No More program. I purchased a dining set more than 7 years ago. When they delivered it I was told that if I signed up for the Worry No More program I would get $119.00 back if after 7 years I didn't need any refinishing on my dining set. I called and spoke to several people on different days wondering if the voucher was mailed. I didn't know I was even getting a voucher. I thought it was cash. That's what the delivery man said.
I called again today after it a couple of weeks had gone by. When I asked him what the voucher was good for he said "either furniture, mattresses or area rugs." Big deal!! It sounds like they just want you to buy big stuff from them. I asked to speak to the manager and he said he is in a meeting and to call back in about an hour. I called a different number and got a recording that there were more than 15 people ahead of me so evidently a lot of people are having just as much frustration.
Reviewed March 13, 2016
I have been a very long time Macy's customer and have been very happy with all of their products until I purchased a dining set and the Worrynomore protection policy. I had the dining set for a short time when after 1 dinner party, I noticed multiple blurry marks on the table. I immediately contacted Uniters, the company holding the Worrynomore contract. It took the technician 2 weeks to come out. When he finally arrived he explained that the marks were from heat and due to the very flat finish on the table it can't be buffed out but they would have to resand the table and apply new finish. I filed the claim and it was denied because Uniters claimed the damage was "accumulative" even though I had the set for only a month! Do not purchase this plan with Macy's! Uniters has no integrity and will not uphold their responsibilities outlined in the policy.
Reviewed March 4, 2016
We bought expensive furniture worth north of $15k from Macy's Perimeter Mall Stores in Atlanta, GA and my salesperson, JACKIE ** asked us to put "Worry No More" Insurance since they are very pricing furniture and we did. The "Worry No More" Insurance was equally pricing on all the furniture. We asked her what the "Worry No More" and Factory Warranty covers. She told us the Factory Warranty is for a 3 year period and then the "Worry No More" was for 7 years period. That if any of the furniture got damage during the period MACY'S would replace the furniture Worry Free at no cost to us.
And if any of the Furniture got discontinued, Macy's would replace it with a comparable furniture OR refund us the money or store credit to buy a comparable furniture. Then, within a year, one of the furniture got damage and we filed a claim with Macy's all to found out that all Jackie ** claims and promises were all fraud and sham. Macy's is offering us $781 for a furniture of $1499 and a "Worry No More" Insurance of $248.89. We asked for comparable furniture or store credit to buy a comparable furniture by JACKIE ** is keeping us on a runaround. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE AVOID MACY'S IF YOU CAN. HAVERTYS is better and they carry better products.
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2016
No one could possibly believe how a company as miserable as this can stay in business. Macy's has been around a long time, and I assumed they knew what they were doing and was willing to pay a higher price for quality service. I did NOT check the reviews first - BIG MISTAKE on my part. Over the last 3-4 months Macy's and its robots have called multiple times, with increasing frequency. At first, there were calls to congratulate me on my order and tell me about Macy's wonderful products and services. Over time, that changed to notifications that the delivery date would be delayed, delayed, and delayed some more.
Most recently, there have been calls - both live and robot again - telling me I should stay home on multiple dates because my order is being delivered in pieces on these various dates??? So, the headboard is to be delivered before the bed rails to which it attaches. Stay home to get the foot bench on another day. The night stands will come on yet another date. They will call again the day before each date to tell me when my order will arrive on that date within a 2 hour window. Stay home and wait for these calls so I don't miss my delivery time(s). Oh yes - and be sure to check the online status in those last 24 hours to see if they have decided to change the date and time again. THIS IS "WHITE GLOVE" DELIVERY?
When I call "customer service" to complain about this, I either get a robot, a person who knows nothing about my order, or someone who gives me yet another delivery date for PART of my order. This is, without a doubt, the most aggravating purchase I have ever made in my life, and I am now 68 years old. What a fool I was to have bought furniture from Macy's. NEVER will I set foot in a Macy's store again except to use a rest room. Even then, I will avoid the embarrassment of being seen entering the store if there are any alternatives.
Reviewed Feb. 24, 2016
Purchased a mattress 3 years ago and it started to sag and the springs ripped through the mattress. So they sent a tech and came back saying that they don't cover falling sides of mattress which isn't the case. The damn springs broke through my mattress and 10 year warranty is garbage. They suck. Never buy from them ever again.
Reviewed Feb. 23, 2016
We ordered living room furniture in very early January to be delivered in late January. The leather sofa to be delivered was cut apparently by a box knife while unpacking it. We rejected the delivery and we were told the new replacement stuff would come in late February. In late February they delivered the furniture and the matching chair had a broken arm and it wobbled and one side was lower than the other side. The delivery guys tried to tell me to screw the legs out to level it, but the legs were loose that way. When we complained to Macy's they told us that we couldn't get a replacement chair until MAY! We have told them to come and pick it all back up that we don't want it. The bad quality surprised me from the high dollar cost at Macy's. I wonder how they stay in business. They won't get anymore of mine.
Reviewed Feb. 19, 2016
We had this odd style but unique sectional we bought 2004 and we had it in our formal living room and have never used it until 3 years ago. We downsized to a smaller place and got rid of our gmail guest room couch and now been using the formal sitting, and the leather just starting peeling and cracking. My brother bought same thing coincidentally and he lives in South SF and he had the same complaint but his showed trouble right away as they used it for family room and we didn't until just 3 yrs ago. This sucks! You pay a lot and we love the style ;)
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2016
Complained to Macy's about Simmons Beautyrest Vanderbilt Collection mattress sagging. They sent out someone to "inspect" the mattress. It has a 2 inch sag when you lay on it. I only weigh 160 pounds. Mattress is terrible. They do not even test to see if it sags when there is pressure on it. They check for broken springs, but other than that you are out of luck! Do not buy from Macy's. They have horrible customer service. "We're sorry, but your mattress falls under manufacturer's specifications". You may as well buy a cheap mattress from a discount store and replace it every couple of years.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2016
I purchased a few pieces of furniture including a dining room set and sideboard. The first delivery most of the pieces were damaged and also they sent two chairs that were completely different than the set. They scheduled an exchange and the same pieces came damaged. It keeps happening and this is my fourth attempt to get these pieces delivered. They keep sending pieces that are damaged. Macy's doesn't inspect their furniture before it goes out to the client. After you refused the damage furniture they make you wait 72 hours before they scheduled your next delivery. They have the worst service. Didn't expect that from Macy's. They shouldn't be in the furniture business at all. I will never buy any furniture from them.
Reviewed Feb. 16, 2016
Upon purchasing Living room furniture, we were PUSHED in purchasing a No Worry Insurance which we were told that it will be reimbursed to us after 7 years if not used. We never used it and now that we're requesting a refund, they will send us "voucher" towards purchase of furniture. We're very unhappy with their service and these sets that will never ever purchase from them. Yet, they deny telling us the coverage and refund policy. DO NOT BUY FURNITURE or this stupid and ridiculous coverage. I will be reporting it to Consumer affairs and may take them to small claims. Their managers are NOT supportive either...
Reviewed Feb. 15, 2016
Simmons Beauty Rest Pillow top Mattress, Vanderbilt Series - I purchased this mattress last May. It was great for about 6 months. It started to lump where I slept which was uncomfortable. But the worst thing, after 2-3 hours of sleep the spot where I slept become so hot it woke me up and I could not get comfortable. I bought a new mattress pad thinking it was the pad. There was no change in the condition. I tried turning the mattress, sleeping in a different position and changing the pad again.
I finally visited Macy's then called customer service. They sent an independent assessor. I did not hear from them. I finally called them. No, the depression was only 1/2 inch deep and did not qualify for any adjustment. No mention of the fact that the mattress does not breath. Sorry, not their policy. I should have complained in the first 2 months (at which time there was no problem). Not covered by the 10 YEAR POLICY. I have turned the mattress over with some relief but still a hot mattress to sleep on. Will not buy from Macy's furniture or mattress ever again.
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2016
I bought Simmons Beautyrest firm with pillow top mattress from Macy's. I made special arrangement taking time off from work for the delivery. However, when the item came, it was very disappointing that the mattress had no pillow top. I called the delivery to ask if they can exchange it on the coming weekend so I don't have to take time off again. I explained to the operator to consider it as a priority because I needed the mattress and I didn't get it at the time it was supposed to. However, there was no any flexibility based on the operator who told me she can only treat it as a regular delivery. This makes me wonder if they are serious with the mistake they made. The experience with the delivery is a nightmare. I hope the delivery service be more diligent with delivery items. And when wrong items are delivered at least to be more flexible with customer's request in re-scheduling deliveries.
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2016
Bought very expensive Delmont Bedding Furniture from Macy's and it started letting out a very bad odor. It is causing me headaches and the smell is unbearable. It is emitting a very bad musty/moldy smell. They refuse to be held accountable.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2016
We purchased a twin bed from Macy's furniture on January 3, 2016. It is January 26, 2016 and I still have not received all items in working order. We have had multiple people come out to our house to deliver parts of the job. However, nothing ever is completely finished. I am very dissatisfied with this process.
Reviewed Jan. 17, 2016
On December 31, 2015 I went to a Macy's store and bought a queen size bed for $645.22 with a delivery date set for 1/8/2016. On 1/4/2016 I called and cancelled the order before it shipped out. But since I paid with a debit card they said they would have to cut me a check and it takes 7-10 business days just to process and another 14-21 business days to mail. I was not happy with this response and escalated the matter. Another rep told me that my refund would go back on my card and should appear in 7-10 business days.
After 7 business days still no refund. I called back and went to the store. When I called they told me the check was processed 1/7/2016. They make it sound nice. But here's the thing, processed in Macy's speak just means that they received the information, not that anything or anybody has actually looked at it or worked on it at all. It's just a way get customers off the service help lines. And cut check means it scheduled to be printed, but this could take another 2-5 business days.
Since they lied to me and couldn't give a straight answer about the status, I went back to the store to demand my money $645.22 back and got the more runaround. Every time I've called I get more misinformation and just more stories and I'm made to wait a good half hour. In the end nothing will change the fact even though I paid debit, it will take 3-4 weeks before I see that money again. I will never buy a single item from Macy's again and I will make a point to steer anyone foolish enough to even consider buying from Macy's to think twice.
According to Macy's policy listed on their website, refunds take 3 business days and are returned using the same method paid. Nowhere does it say that cash payments are refunded via check and that it can take 3-6 weeks. Apparently I'm not alone in this either. Their twitter has plenty of complaints from other people regarding the way Macy's handles refunds. It angers me that they lie and play games.
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2016
My husband and I purchased the Clarke fabric 2-piece sectional sofa at Macy's in Marlborough, MA on 3/5/2014 along with the worry no more furniture protection plan. On 5/4/2015, I contacted the worry no more call center for a claim regarding a soil. The outcome of the claim was not covered due to not reporting incident within the allotted time frame from when the stain was noticed. Then on 5/4/2015, my husband called to try to clarify dates as I was hospitalized when the incident occurred and provided inaccurate information. My husband attempted to clarify dates but the claim was ruled uncovered (I have proof of hospitalization.)
On 12/30/2015, I contacted the worry no more center and reported a separate stain and reported that the sleeper portion of the couch was touching the floor. The claim was uncovered because I had to provide proof of the initial problem of 5/4/2015 being resolved. The proof included a receipt from a licensed cleaning company. The issue regarding the sleeper touching the floor was ignored. I then requested to speak to a supervisor. I was placed on hold and eventually directed by an automated message to leave a voicemail. I was told I would receive a return call within 24 hrs. I never received a phone call. At this point, I have independently resolved the two separate stains on my couch.
However, the issue with the sleeper portion of couch remains unresolved. The couch also has an unknown (possible discoloration stain) on the back seat portion of the couch which I have not reported due to anticipatory anxiety regarding being tossed around, placed on hold for over an hour, being hung up on, being ignored, lack of follow through and dealing with unprofessional staff. I am extremely dissatisfied with this purchase and furthermore experience.
Reviewed Dec. 21, 2015
We purchased a Serta iComfort mattress about 3 years ago along with the Worry no more warranty. Before I purchased said item I made sure to ask if this warranty would still be valid if we move outside of an area where Macy's is. My husband is in the military so we move where we are told to go and I wanted to make sure of this otherwise, we would go elsewhere. I was assured everything would be covered no matter where we moved. Fast forward to now. In the beginning of November our toddler climbed into bed with us and his diaper leaked, which went through the mattress protector purchased as part of the worry no more warranty.
I have been waiting since then to hear from someone on the matter. First we were offered about $270 as a cash claim OR we could get a replacement mattress. I turned down the cash offer and requested a new mattress. Finally after weeks later I received an email from Macy's basically stating we could come to a store and pick out a new mattress but anything over our initial cost of $1399 was out of pocket. THis was fine by us, as we wanted the same type we already had. I contacted Macy's Furniture by phone and asked about delivery before we drove the 2 hours to the store.
The lady I spoke with put me on hold for a while and when she came back on the line said she was told since they no longer do "long distance" delivery, they would offer a credit of $1399 and would have someone come pick up the soiled mattress. She would call me the next day to confirm. That call never came, so I called back and were then told they would not do that and offered me approx $300. Said no to that, they came back with 400 then 500. I was on hold for OVER AN HOUR! Finally in frustration I told them I would accept no less than $750 but what I REALLY wanted was the new mattress that we were supposed to get.
I feel ripped off and disappointed in this service. We paid over $150 for this stupid warranty and they did not stand behind it as they should. All we wanted was our replacement as we were told we would get. Now we are going to have to pay out of pocket to get a mattress because they do not stand behind their promises! I USED to be a loyal Macy's customer. USED to be. I assure I will tell every single person I know and meet about this horrible customer service. They have lost a very loyal customer, hope that $1399 is worth it to them.
Reviewed Dec. 5, 2015
Tried to file a claim as the fabric cleaner they had given us stained the couch and has changed the texture of the fabric. The two women, including the supervisor, I spoke with were extremely unhelpful, kept interrupting me, and were very unprofessional in the manner of which they spoke to me. I will never purchase furniture from Macy's again or use Worry No More as a warranty and advise anyone to do the same. They will try to find any loophole to not bring out a technician and service your claim and treat their customers with disrespect.
Reviewed Dec. 1, 2015
On September 2015 I purchased a leather sectional and the Worry No More plan. After only a few weeks, my leather was completely ruined and peeling. After 5 hours on the phone, being passed back and forth between Macy's and Worry No More, they finally sent a tech from Macy's who said that it was not manufacture defect, that it is something else. He referred me to Worry No More who of course said they could not help. After another 5 hours and being passed around, Worry No More is sending a tech on December 19.
Last night after having to move the piece of junk sectional, I realized that there were some major problems structurally. I called Worry No More who of course said I needed to talk to Macy's. I spent another 3 hours on the phone with them, being put on hold, being hung up on, to finally get a tech to come look Friday. But of course they are unwilling to work with my work schedule, so I have no clue how this is going to work. I keep telling them that I just want my money back and want the couch gone. They told me no and that the peeling is just from use. EXCUSE ME!!! It is two months old. I WILL NEVER SHOP IN MACY'S AGAIN. It is a scam!! Any suggestions of how to possibly get rid of this junk and get my money back would be great!
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2015
Purchased the floor model of a couch at Macy's on April 19, 2015. Material on the couch keeps balling up like a cheap sweater. Contacted Macy's today and was told there is not warranty so nothing they can do. I asked if they stand by what they sell and was directed to Jonathan Louis furniture. Please read all reviews about Jonathan Louis furniture before you purchase. Macy's normally has such great customer service but not when it pertains to the furniture they are selling. Buy BEWARE!!!
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2015
I purchased a BeautyRest Queen Extra Firm mattress set for 799.00 mattress and 200.00 Boxspring November 3rd 2015. I slept on it two days then called day three to exchange for the Beautyrest Firm (not Extra firm) which was same price, but since I did not have a problem with the Box and was not returning it, I had to pay an additional 40.00 for the one mattress I was purchasing. I paid a 15% Restocking fee + 80.00 return shipping fee for the first mattress and the additional 40.00 for the exchange mattress. I paid an additional total of $239.00 for the original $999.00 set. They offered me a $50.00 Macy gift card as a refund for the additional 40.00 mattress charge, I was not offered a refund to my Visa card that I used for the entire purchase. Help me understand all the additional charges and why I was not credited on my Visa. Please help me understand the additional charges. They have some 3 day policy. 14 day policy and 60 day return policies all confusing. Reselection -return policies. Is this all lawful? Help.
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2015
We bought a full kids bed furniture from Macy's in July 2015. We bought the mattresses in October and as soon as put the mattress on the bed, we noticed the huge gap between the spring box and the edges of the bed. So we contacted Macy's and they sent someone to check it on Nov 25th. He stated that this is the manufactured specification and they want you to buy their mattresses to match the bed. Informed him that we were not aware of this when we purchased the bed.
The gap is so huge and the spring basically is loaded on top of the 3 wood bars that might break easily since all the weight will be on them and not the frame. I talked with customer service and they stated that there is nothing wrong with the frame and will not return it. Bottom line is I have bought so many beds and never had anything like this, and I am a loyal Macy's customer but not after today. Their customer service is a joke. The safety of your kids does not matter to them. All they care for is your money. Do not buy any furniture or for that matter anything else from Macy's. You will regret it
Reviewed Nov. 24, 2015
Not happy with Macy's furniture. When we order it says delay and they resend. Keep same problem. Not worth to get it. Furniture shopping charge cost 100$ on one piece. No furniture from Macy's.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2015
Disaster!!! I purchase an apt. in 2011, bought almost all my furniture at Macy's Herald Square. Couch/Chase ($1800) and my bedroom mattress ($1000+). When purchasing the brown leather couch, the salesman talks of me buying a warranty policy. I never trust these things. He gives a whole speech, even takes a marker to a floor model couch telling me WORRYNOMORE will cover even that. I specifically remember, because he wrote on his couch and it caught me off guard. Anyways, I was against it but my mother who was with me talked me into it.
4 years later, I see a small rip on the seam. I call WORRYNOMORE, well the man tells me to read my policy and that is not covered. And now it begins, I WAS SOLD A WORTHLESS PIECE OF PAPER. How Macy's does this to valued customers is so tragic. I thought I was protected, I was told I would be protected. Today I was told to walk. I even said to the gentleman on the phone he must have this conversation all day long, he admitted he does. Macy's, please stop selling these policies. This is like selling penny stocks to unsuspecting people. It is fraud plain and simple. WORRYNOMORE said they can send a technician but it would be out of pocket, that was the second slap in the face.
Couch no good, the rip looks horrible and will only get worse. Absolutely devastated, you would think Macy's name recognition and you believe them plain and simple. Learn from my mistake, the couch held up for 4 years and something as simple as a tear is not covered by the policy. Tears I would expect to represent 95% of issues with a couch over time. Anything else, broken legs or weak frame would be noticed shortly after purchase and covered by Macys. Consumer Affairs needs to review with WORRYNOMORE how many of their policies (percentage) actually kick in. That number alone would show the fraud and deception.
The worst part of this story, that same day we went to the lower floors to purchase plates, utensils and other kitchen appliances. The female manager was rude to my mother for no reason and I was going to cancel all my furniture purchases on that alone ($3000). Unluckily, another manager noticed how we were treated and ran over to rectify that situation. If I had followed my gut and canceled everything that day and shopped elsewhere I would be that much better off today.
Reviewed Nov. 4, 2015
Worry No More is a scam. I will never step foot in a Macy's home furniture store again. Additionally, I will tweet, facebook as much as I can about this. I buy office and home furniture frequently but this program STEALS your money and has fine print that is impossible to follow. Goodbye Macy's home and Worry No More. You have lost a customer to save 140.00. Congrats.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2015
I will NEVER EVER buy another piece of furniture, nor their joke of a warranty with Worry No More, ever again. I have barely had this leather section for more than a year and it is coming apart at the seams and the cushion is bubbling under the leather. I purchased the 7 year warranty and they claim neither is covered. I plan on selling this junk sofa on Craigslist.
Reviewed Oct. 27, 2015
My mother purchased a sofa and love seat from Macy's in September 2012 along with Macy's Worry No More 7 Year Protection Plan. She noticed that the cushions on the sofa were failing on 10/22/15 and spoke with a Macy's representative who informed her that this is covered by the plan, but she needs to contact the Worry No More Plan to get it resolved.
On 10/23/15, she and I called the Worry No More Plan for satisfaction, but they refused to honor their plan, stating that the failure was due to normal wear and tear - I argued that the literature of the plan states this is covered, but they still refused. When I asked them to point where in the policy it says this is not covered, they could not, they just repeated that they will not cover failures due to normal wear and tear. I called Macy's customer service and they agreed with me that this should be covered by the Worry No More Protection Plan, and Macy's even tried to get Worry No More to resolve the issue, but could not because they are a different company. I advised Macy's to stop selling these scams to their customers.
Reviewed Oct. 23, 2015
I purchased a sofa and love seat in January, and they were delivered finally in February. Upon arrival, the sofas were beautiful, comfortable, and what I saw in the store. However, a few months later (6), I started noticing that the sofa was peeling (rough fabric fur balls) all over. The sofas are hardly used, and when they are, they are usually covered with a blanket for protection. Still, the fabric is a terrible quality, and became ruined. I went into the store with my daughter, and we demanded to speak to the manager. The manager was rude and unhelpful, only telling us that they would get a contractor to "inspect" the sofas at our home, and then determine if anything could be done.
A contractor came, took pictures, and determined that the sofas are "un-returnable" because of use. We, of course, completely disagree with their reasoning, so we went back to the store today, only to find a very RUDE and unhelpful manager that kept repeating the same thing over and over, not standing behind their customers. This is absurd - what kind of customer service is this? If you sell a product, especially for a high price, STAND BEHIND IT and listen to your customers. This is obviously a defect in the fabric, not our "USE". We demand a refund ASAP!
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2015
We decided on a sofa and love seat that was priced around $2700.00 and ordered them on 9/29/15. The furniture consultant at the Macy's furniture store was very good in explaining that the product we intent to purchase is discontinued, however she mentioned "there are few pieces each and you should be OK to get them" and we decided on a delivery date. She also mentioned that "they may be damaged and you should refuse to take the delivery of the furniture if they come damaged." While we were looking forward to the furniture we get a call a day before that they are cancelling the order as the furniture is damaged. When we called Macy's they stated "there is nothing we can do, the options are to find another sofa or you are on your own."
While our budget was within the $2700 limit, we had to look for other sofas and love seats and nothing was less than $3600. That exceeded our budget, so we go ahead and chose one of them and place the order through Macys.com, and was given the delivery date of somewhere middle of week of 10/05. We get another call in two days that only the love seat will be delivered and the sofa is back ordered [before placing the second sofa order, we also decided to get the bedroom furniture which included a king set (bed frames, dresser and night stands), two queen beds and one nightstand each].
I will come back to the problem I had with the bedroom sets. So we go back to the store where we ordered the bedroom sets and discussed the issue about the second order of the sofa & love seat with furniture consultant and he suggested that we cancel the Macys.com order and place a new order for the sofa and love seat and that he also confirmed both the sofa and love seat will be delivered at the same day. Again in two days I get another call that the sofa is back ordered, "we can only deliver the love seat." We didn't have a choice except get whatever they will give us because we have a family gathering with people coming over from overseas and was replacing the old one.
So we finally get the order delivered which included the love seat. Parts were damaged or missing for the two queen bed sets. The only items that came without any problem was the king bed set. Again, in this instance as well we get a call just before the truck arrives that there are some missing parts. This was ridiculous on Macy's part misleading the customers on what is being delivered until the last minute. After my wife spending hours of time on the phone with Macy's customer service, they promised to deliver the the missing parts next day, which they did.
This experience of buying sofa/love seat and bedroom furniture with Macy's was a Horrendous experience and I would never recommend anyone to buy furniture at Macy's. I thought my issue with Macy's was an isolated incident, however, reading through several reviews, it looks like 9 out of 10 customers had a problem with Macy's furniture. I came across a couple of folks that also mentioned similar experience. I'm hoping they don't mess-up my sofa delivery. I got so frustrated that I felt like I should never step into the Macy's store anymore after religiously shopping with Macy's for more than a decade and spending thousands of dollars at Macy's every year. This experience has caused tremendous stress, including lost work time in dealing with the customer service after spending around $7000k.
Shame on Macy's. While their retail merchandise is good, I feel they don't have the maturity of running the furniture business like any other well established furniture outlet. If they cannot meet the minimum standards of customer experience Macy's should be out of furniture business. I hope someone from Macy's looks into all the customer issues including my experience and take necessary action.
Reviewed Oct. 14, 2015
Macy's furniture is of very bad quality, very rude and non-cooperative customer service. Once you buy the furniture and protection plan they don't care no more. Never buy worry no more protection plan from Macy's. Be aware it's a big scam. They will not help you out with any kind of protection and even if they do it will take them 6 months to fix it... I am without a sofa from last 4 months and still they are saying they are waiting for the part to arrive and they can't do nothing about it. Please don't buy furniture or protection from Macy's.
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2015
I ordered a mattress on a Monday and the person who took my order over the phone asked if I would be okay with a Friday delivery. Due to being at work, we decided to put me in for Saturday. I received a text on Thursday saying that my delivery was confirmed for Friday. I went online to change it back to what I originally requested, but Saturday was no longer available, so I chose Sunday. On Saturday I received a text that my delivery window was from 9:30 am to 11:30 am and that I needed to be available during those hours. Around 10:15 am I received a call from the delivery drivers saying they were 10 minutes away. At about 10:45 am I received a call from the company or the warehouse saying they were unable to deliver my mattress due to the Chicago marathon.
The woman asked if I would be available sometime during the week to which I said no because I have work and that I would not be waiting another week due to the company's incompetence. I demanded the mattress be delivered the next day (Monday) because I was off due to a state holiday to which the response was that there isn't enough turnaround time to process my mattress for delivery the next day.
After letting multiple people know through the customer service number about my ordeal and that it is not my fault or problem the person taking my order messed up, that it is not my fault or problem that the warehouse and company were unaware of the 2nd biggest marathon in the world going on and that it is not my problem or fault that they didn't know how to re-route, the last person I spoke to said that someone from the warehouse would contact me later that day to see what they can do. I received no call.
Monday morning I receive a call at 6:43 a.m. from the delivery drivers stating they were outside my apartment with the mattress. How completely unprofessional! I received no notice that my mattress was coming since last I heard was that it would probably not happen and further, what if I was not at my place or did not hear my phone while sleeping? What would Macy's have done then? Never going to order furniture from them again.
Updated review: Oct. 26, 2015
I was contacted today by Jennifer ** from the Executive Office of Macy's. Jennifer after her review offered to credit my initial purchase back or being credited towards a new item. Pleased with the resolution and my renewed confidence with Macy's. At the end of the day, stuff happens and sometimes a company has to stick behind the products it sells. I wanted to make sure that I published the resolution publically since I complained publically. Thank you!
Original Review: Oct. 12, 2015
Purchase a WorryNoMore warranty from Macy's late January of 2014 with the purchase of a sectional sofa. Place a claim last week after noticing a couple of tears in the back. I was told that this was NOT covered by the warranty despite that this was clearly labeled as one of the case scenario covered. Macy's stated that this was "normal wear and tear." Wear and tear after 20 months??? Will never buy anything from Macy's again. This is a scam. Highly disappointed, long term, loyal customer.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2015
Went to the Macy's store paid for item (furniture). Delivery company brought a broken desk. I sent it back to get a new one. Macy's warehouse never received broken item in their system and I gave them my money 1300.00 and I have no item.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2015
Disgusted with Macy's. Attempted to order a mattress and have delivered. Kept getting "notifications" of when delivery would take place. Had NO Say in when this would take place. Spent 1.5 hrs trying to arrange date when I would be home to accept delivery... Told 3 different things by customer service. I finally cancelled this order as well as other furniture order. Customer service was abysmal. Would not recommend ever ordering any furniture from Macy's. WORST experience ever!!!
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2015
Macy's Furniture Purchase Issues. Or, Why You Lost a Long-Term Customer. On Friday, October 2, 2015, I selected a sectional and recliner from Macy's Furniture at North Point. During checkout, the salesperson recommended 12 months-same-as-cash so I could enroll in the Plenti program and receive points. He put me on the phone with Macy's credit. I informed the credit associate at the beginning of the phone call that I had a credit freeze at all three credit bureaus and if they required a credit check, it would not go through. The woman I spoke with said that would not be a problem. After holding on the phone for 10 minutes, she came back and said, "You have a credit freeze on your credit bureau, so we cannot offer you credit at this time." I said, "Thanks for nothing." And hung up.
I then paid for my purchase using my bank's debit card. The salescheck number is: **. I paid the total of $4,237.88, which included all furniture, taxes and delivery charges. I got my receipt from Danny **, my sales associate, and was leaving the store when my phone rang. It was Wells Fargo's fraud department asking if I had made three transactions at Macy's for over $8000. I said no, and was about to cancel my debit card and file a fraud complaint when my sales associate (Danny) said it was Macy's computer system that caused the issue, and that they would take care of it. They told me that the bank would take 3-5 business days to release my overcharged funds (only $422 at this point) back to me.
In addition to the $4,237.88 transaction, there was a second for $422.94 that cleared my account, and a third attempt for $3,814.94 that was declined by Wells Fargo. At this point, I had over $4,600 tied up for a $4,200 purchase. I left the store after voicing my concerns and being reassured that they would resolve the issue. On Saturday, I received an email saying that I needed to pay for my sectional before it could be delivered on Wednesday. I emailed back and said that I had not only paid for the sectional and the recliner, but also an additional $422. I asked them to straighten this out or cancel the order and deliver. I received an email from the store manager saying everything was taken care of and my furniture would arrive as scheduled on Wednesday.
On Monday morning, I logged into my bank account only to discover that it was overdrawn by over $3,000. Macy's had yet again (after numerous discussions) charged my debit card for ANOTHER $3,814.94. This caused an avalanche of overdrafts on my account. At this point, my bank has total pending transactions of $8,475.76 for my $4,237.88 purchase. I sent three emails as a follow up to this news, first asking to get this corrected by the end of the day, then to cancel my order, and cancel my Macy's charge account (that I have had for well over 20 years). I just received my final communication from Kenisha ** saying sorry that I had a bad experience and that my order was cancelled and that I would get my money back (now over $8,400) from the bank in 3-5 days. So, now my money is held hostage while overdrafts continue to rack up!
In summary, I have sold my existing furniture. Purchased the furniture I wanted from Macy's. Been double-charged for that furniture. Had several overdrafts on my bank account because of this. Cancelled my order. Left with Macy's holding over $8,400 of my money hostage. I will never shop at Macy's again, and encourage my family, friends and anyone that cares to listen to do the same. It is my intention now to file a formal complaint with Macy's, the Better Business Bureau, the Chamber of Commerce, US Consumer Affairs, Facebook and Yelp regarding the mess that this has caused me. The foremost issue is that I was charged multiple times for the same furniture, even after clear communication with the store to stop charging my account. I understand about pending transactions with banks, but to continue to add new transactions when this issue was going on was inexcusable by Macy's.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2015
My wife and l decided to buy two sofas for my mother in law. So we pick the color and everything was fine. They supposed to be delivered on time 10/3/2015, but after one week we received a call from the store, "oh we're sorry it's our mistake we don't have the color you ordered", so we have to drive back to store again to pick different color and we did. And we asked the seller "how about the delivery." They say "it's okay still going to be same time 10/03/15." Okay that's fine.
Two weeks after l call Macy's to make sure everything is okay, guess what, "oh sorry again we can't deliver on 10/03/15. Sorry it's our mistake. We offer discounts if you want. It will deliver on 10/25/15 that is our estimated time for us." All this isn't the only problem. My mother in law she is very mad at us because she invited families and friends at her home days before October 25/2015. So we asked the store to deliver on October 20 or any day before October 25. They said "sorry we can't." Now my mother in law she thinks I don't wanted anything from you. Please cancel the order. We couldn't do it over the phone because the customer service they kept saying "we can't, there's no supervisor. Sorry." We decided to go back to Macy's to do the cancellation. Oh man big hedge finely.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2015
Paid $5000 for a leather sectional and it has been a nightmare from the beginning. Took months to receive (which seems to be the standard these days), and then once it arrived, it was all out of skew (none of the pieces matched up). We had to try to reorder several pieces which took week upon week with half a sectional in our living room. When they finally arrived, they were worse, so we had to reorder the ENTIRE sectional. When we finally received it (now we are about 4 months in), it broke a month later. And every single time we had to communicate, it's through an 800 number where you wait on hold for hours at a time. Customer Service Agents are untrained and unaccommodating, and you can never speak to a call center manager. Finally, they sent a repair company out who said that they couldn't fix the broken support bar in the recliner and would have to reorder a completely new recliner. Back to square one.
Finally I called an reputable furniture repair company who was able to fix the broken sectional without incident and I paid $175 out of pocket. When I called Macy's to see if they would reimburse me, after an hour long conversation, they refused. To make a long story short, AVOID DOING BUSINESS WITH MACY'S for your home furnishings and use a local reliable furniture dealer like RC Wiley. Furniture is made in China and is not the quality I assumed you would receive from a company with what I thought was an upscale reputation. And the worst part was dealing with the Customer Service department over and over and over again for hours at a time. If you do business here, I hope you are on a very good blood pressure medication.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2015
I purchased a power leather recliner sectional 2 years ago. One of the sections power does not work anymore. I contacted the Worry No More people and was informed that the sectional was still under warranty and I needed to contact Macy's. After several phone calls and several minutes on hold I finally got someone and scheduled a repair person to come to the house. That was over 6 weeks ago, they told me they would order a part. I still have not received the part. I called Macy's again and was told that the part was on order. I am finding this very frustrating. The Worry No More warranty seemed like a good thing to purchase and I was hoping to avoid a situation like this. I am very frustrated as it is REALLY hard to get in touch with someone at Macy's to help. I would love to at least get email updates or have a contact person that I can deal with. HELP! I think this will be the last furniture purchase from Macy's.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2015
We purchased furniture over the phone and was told that the receipt would be emailed. Furniture arrived and I still have no invoice... They told me a bunch of crap that the receipt had to go to corporate first then to me... Which I've never received anything from corporate. I have no idea how much we were paying because we have no invoice. Was not told that If I didn't like the furniture I had only 3 days to return. Even the the "furniture manager" Kathleen said I had only 3 days. So bogus... I open up the receipt that was finally mailed to me because I called the saleswoman several times and it said 10 days. Also never told to me that there was a 15 percent restocking fee if I returned it.
Where do they get these people who have no idea what their own policies are? And by the way I hate the new JEDD sectional I bought! Too hard and too big. I'm only 5'2 and my feet don't hit the floor. And so darn uncomfortable to sit in. Unfortunately my husband refused to return it and pay the "restocking fee". We would lose $500... oh and by the way receipt for my payment or invoices did not arrive until 2 weeks after the sectional. I used to love Macy's but now would never buy another thing from them!
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2015
Macy's did not deliver box springs with the mattress I ordered leaving me to sleep on the floor at 85 years old because they removed my old one and it was dangerous to put the mattress on the frame. No one informed me and the wait it is another week.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2015
I bought a Stearns and Foster California king bed in 2007 with full 10 years warranty. After about 5 years ago I started to notice that my bed is sagging in different part of the mattress which cause me severe backaches and stiffness. I called Macy's customer service and they sent someone to inspect the bed and I was told that my bed has a defect because it has about 1 inch and 3/4 deep which renders the bed defective. However, the guy also told me that there was a stain on the mattress like a half inch of a pencil mark.
When I called Macy's it voids the warranty because it has stain and soiled the mattress. Macy's warranty is a SHAM and tried to avoid the very core of this complaint. Macy's do not want to replace the defective mattress. Assuming there was a stain found, it has nothing to do that with its defect. Stain did not cause defect. It was a defective product period. And some salesperson I spoke that the bed that was made in 2007 and 2008 of SF were defective and I must go to the store where I bought it. Macy's failure to help consumers is disappointing.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2015
In September 2014, I ordered what was to be an expensive quality piece of furniture that I waited a long time for delivery of. It showed up with one piece broken already and though I called and received numerous calls/appointments, no one ever came. It is now almost a year later and I still don't have the piece replaced. I am now on hold for the manufacturer and it has been over 45 minutes so far.
I don't have the time to make repeated calls and emails, such as what the "worry no more" representative told me I would probably have to do to get Macy's manufacturer to do what they are supposed to do. I am frustrated, so what I'll probably do is go to the store and warn people in person not to buy furniture from Macy's. It looks good but is so cheap and defective already. I thought a lot of Macy's but this furniture is somewhat cheap and not the quality I felt I was getting from Macy's. My bill total came to over $5,000 so we should be talking quality, not this furniture that is peeling, with seams ripping and obviously not "worry free." What a joke.
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2015
I purchased a Beautyrest Vanderbilt bed delivered 01/2015. The bed has become so uncomfortable, I can't sleep on it. This is my second bed from Macy's in two years. The first had the same problem. I want something done now! They can't get an inspector until 10/02/15. I need a bed but Macy's is dragging their feet and no one will help. I have to have pain meds after sleeping on this sack of rocks!
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2015
I bought Tempur-Pedic mattress on 8th of July 2015 from Palm Beach gardens mall Macy’s in Florida. In first 30 days, I hurt my low back from that Mattress. I was ready to call Macy’s. My husband said, "give more time to try to adjust your body." Next 30 days, I felt even worse. I could not make turn. Every time when I try to turned over, I need lift up my body and make turn, that affected my sleeping quality. When I wake up in the morning, I felt I never slept, feel so tired. We got misleading by sales. She told us that "this is best mattress with new technology, beautiful design, you will benefit for your sleep better, also support your body, you will feel more energy and fresh when you wake up." None of these she said was true, except beautiful. I called her last week. Told her what happened to me this mattress. She said I have to call customer service.
Monday morning I start to make call customer services at 9am. I heard message said, "This is busy day. Your phone call will be answer after 10 minutes." I waited and waited, almost hour, still no one answer. So I called back sales lady. She said she is going to call her manager, have her manager call me back. The manager called me back. She said, "Monday is not good day to make calls. We can’t help you until you talk to customer services." So I start call again and wait and call. I made 31 calls and total time waited almost 7 hours. Still no one answered phone. So I called store executive office, Melissa try to help me to find someone help me in customer services. Unfortunately she could not find anyone, so she ask my phone number. She said she is going to find someone call me back.
Almost around 6 pm, store mattress department manager Julia called me back. She said she is able to contact customer service. If I can, she told me to go to store on Wednesday to select mattress, but I have to pay 15% restoration fees and delivery charge. I told her I’ll dispute these fees, because I did not receive customer services and I got misleading by the sales and no one mention to us when we purchased mattress we have pay the fees for exchange or returns until we looked receipt. I felt I got rip off for by shopping in Macy’s for that such expensive mattress.
Reviewed Aug. 18, 2015
I hope my horrible experience saves others their time, money and sanity. After shopping around for a large sectional I settled on one from Macy's which was a little more than I was hoping to pay. I chose a different fabric and was charged an additional fee per piece. They told me it would take 3 months to receive and gave me a swatch of the fabric so I could move forward with painting and redecorating. I hired a color specialist to help me pick my interior paint colors around the couch and had the place painted. I had a decorator helping me shop for a new rug and window treatments. I got rid of the previous window treatments when the painting was done since I was completely changing the color scheme, again based on the fabric chosen for the couch.
The couch was delivered and within days I started to notice a lot of manufacturing issues; seams crooked, fabric gathering, cushions sagged in two areas and the pillows didn't even have the same type of stuffing in them. I called customer service and they sent someone out to inspect the couch. He took pictures and immediately said it was a mess and needed to be returned. They offered to return the couch or exchange it. I went back to the store and was told one of the issues was it was an inferior fabric (the one I was up-charged for) and that I shouldn't have been charged for it. Trust me I looked at other stores but apparently large modular fabric sectionals are limited. I ended up purchasing a different sectional from Macy's and again it was going to take another 3 months. It was twice as much as the original and out of my budget but I needed a couch.
The delivery guys arrived and they called me out to the truck because the new couch arrived damaged. They only opened two of the 4 pieces and both had holes and tears in them so they took it back. Again Macy's ordered me another couch and again it was going to take 3 months!! I wasn't even asked if I wanted them to order the 3rd couch but since I couldn't find anything else that would work in my living room and I could afford, what other option did I have. Well I finally got the couch yesterday (a year after initial purchase) and it doesn't have brackets to attach the pieces together like the old couch. It won't stay together and did I mention I would never have painted my house the color I did with this new couch?
Fast forward A YEAR and I still have no rug or window treatments in my home. I have to mention the customer service throughout this whole experience was horrific. I had to make a ridiculous amount of phone calls and emails, much of them went unanswered. I was told I would get an additional % off for all the inconvenience which hasn't happened either. Sorry for the long review but it's been a long year of dealing with Macy's. Never again and consumers be warned.
Updated review: Sept. 30, 2015
Recently I posted a big complaint on Macy's furniture delivery. The problem I had was the delivery never showed up even though I took time off. I had to reschedule the delivery for the following week.
Therefore, having to wait a few more days before getting furniture. I sent a letter to the President of Macy's in New York and they called me right away. They apologized for the mistakes they made and lack of quality delivery service. They credited my credit card the entire delivery fee.
So now they are aware of areas that need to be improved and they did right by giving me credit. I am glad Macy's will work with you on that and do care about customer service and quality. My suggestion if you have a problem, send a letter to them.
Original Review: Aug. 15, 2015
I purchased furniture for my 91 year old mother. Delivery was scheduled 8/13. I received a computerized phone message that delivery was scheduled to come between 4:15-6:15 p.m. Once I received this message, I immediately called the customer service line: 1-800-253-6229 because we can't accept deliveries in our building a minute past 6:00 p.m. After discussing this with the customer service representative, she had me on hold for over 10 minutes and assured me that she got through to delivery dispatch and they were informed of the delivery time needing to be prior to 6:00 p.m.
Around 5:30, the furniture had not been delivered, so I checked online to see when delivery was scheduled, and it moved to 6:07 p.m. So I immediately tried to call Customer Service back, and they close at 5:00 p.m. The delivery company called me finally at 6:27 p.m. asking to deliver the furniture that evening, and I told them it is too late, that he would not be allowed in our gated community after 6:00 p.m. (Not my rules/condo rules, and there is no exceptions.)
No one called me to reschedule delivery, assuming that they would deliver it this morning, Saturday (the following day), no response. So I called Customer Service, was again put on hold before they even got to the phone. 10 minutes of waiting to speak to someone - (Tracy/Rep) told me that the earliest they could delivery would be the upcoming Wednesday. I told her that was unacceptable. We completely got rid of all of the furniture in that bedroom, to accommodate furniture for my 91 year old mom. She had to sleep on a couch all night and it wasn't comfortable for her all night. Now I have to figure out what I am going to do for her the next 4 nights before the furniture gets delivered. I have mattress for her; however, it sits too low to the ground and without a bed frame she will have a hard time getting up and down from it.
I asked for a refund on the delivery charge, and she said no there was nothing she could do, and then I told her that I was going to file a complaint with corporate Macy's and then she said the best she could do was to give me $100 off delivery. I asked to speak to a manager and she said there were none available to speak to, she said they had a skeleton crew. She flat out refused to accommodate my wishes to speak to a higher manager.
My complaints here: Not only is customer service hard to get through by phone and prompts, they don't seem to care how this inconvenient it is. I completely cleared my mom's room of furniture and took off work, and now I have to take off work again to accommodate a new delivery date - and have to wait 5 more days to get it. Why since the furniture was already on the truck could they have called to see if we could accommodate a delivery the following day? There are some improvements here that needs to be made. Customer service line - wait is too long. Rude and unaccommodating service people. Inconvenience to the customer. Lack, or no communication by customer service or delivery service.
I am very angry, and I almost canceled my order completely, but that would inconvenience me even worse to have to go again and find another furniture store and wait for furniture again. I decided to keep the order, but with this experience I will never buy furniture at Macy's again, and will share my experience with others about how bad the furniture delivery and customer service line is.
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2015
Bought a $5000 leather sectional. Day delivery comes, it rains. The truck is outside my house and I ask the driver to wait 5 minutes. He says he can't and leaves. As soon as he pulled away it stopped raining. Can't reach a living person at their customer service, only automated rescheduling service. Rescheduled for 5 days later (that was their first available). I called the store to see if from their end they could get a little priority for me. Nope! Nothing! Comes day of second attempt to deliver (I'm praying to the Florida gods it doesn't rain!). Truck comes, they bring in furniture and the truck driver says there's a problem. One of the pieces is from another set! They get in touch with customer service and say delivery for wrong piece will be in 5 more days! I asked to talk to a supervisor "Latricia" who was extremely rude and condescending. No better luck with her and even had to be a victim of her poor manners and customer service! Never again Macy's!
Reviewed Aug. 12, 2015
We ordered a bedroom set from Macy's store. The first problem was that they delayed our delivery for more than a month. I called the customer service couple of times, each employee came with different answers. One said the whole set was out of stock. The other said only one thing is out of order, the third said different stuff. Until here, no problem. We waited until the delivery date, which was the biggest disaster. First they came late and called only 10 min before arrival. Second we found some unfinished paint on the edges of the headboard and chest. Then the one of the drawers was broken and other cracks.
Reviewed Aug. 3, 2015
We purchased a beautiful, leather love seat, chair, ottoman and sofa from Macy's with a very expensive warranty called "Worry No More." Well, needless to say, we paid an extra $700 for nothing!!! It is supposed to cover stains, rips and tears. Well, it does not cover stains. They should not warranty something that once purchased, they do not follow through. I will never buy furniture from Macy's again. What a rip off!!!
Reviewed July 30, 2015
We made a claim for cleaning of furniture recently purchased about 4 weeks ago. Unfortunately, someone had an accident on the couch. Upon making a claim for cleaning and several phone calls to different representatives, the soonest vendor they can send is 3 weeks from now!! A large company (MACY'S) who promotes and sells this product should be able to or at least have more than one furniture cleaner to service their customers. We have contacted another company who will be able to clean and disinfect the furniture within 3 days!
Reviewed July 15, 2015
I purchased a table from Macy's in Feb 2015. I was talked into purchasing the worry no more warranty. Today I called to file a claim and was denied. I am certain that no claim in the future will be approved either.. unless of course I stand guard over my table 24/7 to provide them the exact reenactment of how the scratch occurred. I have been a customer of Macy's for years but today's experience has changed my view. I will never purchase another piece of furniture from Macy's again! This warranty program you push is a complete scam. The fact that you would compromise your reputation and customer loyalty by selling this warranty shows me exactly what you think of your customers... not much! If your executives had any integrity you would stop your affiliation with Uniters and refund everyone's money!
Reviewed July 14, 2015
When the warranty was sold, we were told that everything is covered. You name it, it's covered. Now that I am calling them 1st thing I found out that your stain cannot be older than 15 days. If you are reporting multiple stains it's considered as accumulation and not covered. There is a possibility that my both the kids made different kind of stains over the same weekend. So now it's not covered. Seriously? Warranty is sold by Macy's and covered by some other insurance company, and stories you get from them is totally different than what you were told at the time of purchase. RIDICULOUS. Never seen such rude on call person. I regret my decision of buying this warranty.
Reviewed July 13, 2015
I am getting harassing automated messages from Macy's saying they're about to start charging me incredible fees for storing the bed I ordered - only the bed was delivered here weeks ago. When I call the number they give, it's all automated and the only thing it lets me to is set up a delivery appointment. Never Macy's again.
Reviewed July 7, 2015
My husband and I bought a bedroom set. The delivery was schedule. The delivery men took the railings out of box to find the railings scratched and chipped. The delivery men called to reorder and schedule another delivery. The second delivery was made and the wrong railings were sent. Again, the delivery men reordered for the third time. The third delivery was made and the railings sent was for a king sized bed. We have a queen bed. We called to reschedule for the fourth time, the customer service lady argued with my husband saying the fitted railings weren't made in king. My husband tried explaining the fitted foot railing was a foot too long leaving a gap between the railing and mattress.
Finally, she agreed to reschedule another delivery. On the day of the delivery, the delivery people could not find our address although they had been there three other times and without a problem. With my husband providing them step by step directions, they were able to find us. The delivery person had a very bad attitude. He made several comments regarding the multiple trips they had to make to our home. When he finished assembling, he said I needed to look at it because he wasn't coming back. I told him if it wasn't right this time they would be picking up the entire set. During this entire process, I haven't heard a word from the sales person or any other employee from Macy's. I will never buy furniture from Macy's again!
Reviewed July 6, 2015
This is a gimmick!!! Do not purchase it!!! I purchased a white leather sofa and chaise from Macy's with the 7 years protection. The plan supposed to have covered an array of stains. When I called to report a stain and asked that someone come out to clean it. The guy flipped out!! I told him that I didn't understand his questions. He then responded with the warranty doesn't cover unknown stains. And once that information is entered into the computer system it can't be changed. This is not a good company. The customer service is horrible!!! They do NOT uphold the contract agreement. It's a way to take your money. They are getting over on the customers!
Reviewed July 1, 2015
I bought a dining room set from macy's with the worry no more warranty. At a dinner party a guest scratched the back of one of the wood chairs with suspenders he was wearing. I called to make a claim. The technician called two weeks later and only came by two weeks later than that. He told me its very complicated to fix the chair and he has to check with macy's. I never heard back from them or from macy's. Finally I called them and was told that the chair was damaged and therefore not under warranty. This is a total lie. I tried reaching a supervisor but have not received a response as of yet. At this point I am very angry and feel cheated by the "worry no more" warranty. It is totally misleading. I hope to write a more favorable review if they ever contact me and rectify the situation.
Reviewed June 22, 2015
We bought furniture worth nearly $5000 in 2008 at Dallas Northpark center Macy's, along with a protection plan worth $200-300. We were told at that time that if we never use this plan for 7 years, we can claim this money towards purchase of new furniture. No other conditions were explained or printed on the paperwork which was given to us. I called Macy's recently to claim this credit as we never used the plan, but I was told that we were supposed to call within 90 days of the plan (past the 7 year period). I was just 3 months over that. First of all, this is a narrow period of timeframe, and secondly this was not informed at the time of purchase. I am extremely disappointed at Macy's. Macy's also avoided conflict and argument by simply transferring me to another service called "worry no more." This company just simply rejected my request.
Reviewed June 19, 2015
Hi. I give this store & Macy's overall customer service a one star! We purchased furniture couple of month ago with additional warranty on the product (Leather). After couple of month the color is changing from off white to little bit darker where seats are than the other parts. I did call Macy's with the problem & they send somebody to check it out. They send a tech (He didn't have bus. card on him so I don't know what company & how reliable!) with a suitcase. He tried couple of cleaners on one spot. He told me that it's getting worse, asked me not to clean it anymore until I hear back from Macy's. He added, he saw this problem with this type of furniture & this particular color, he thinks it's the dye manufacture uses.
Then after a week we did contact the store. They told us even with the warranty they can't do anything because we were cleaning the furniture with leather wipes & this what causes the problem. After explaining to them that if it was from the cleaning wipes the problem will be all over the leather which is not the case & that the tech did not said that when he inspect the furniture. ** a manager said she will contact the tech & let us know. So we called many times after that in order to solve the problem. Nobody could help because the case is under a supervisor ** & she was not available the last two times we called. Then I asked to speak with a higher level. It's getting ridiculous! & really waiting of time! They refer me to ** which she was nice & took her time to really understands the story.
At first she told "Your case is declined. It's the product that you use." Then after explained the story for the third time & after more than 30 minutes over the phone, her resolution was to refund the maintenance money & go head hire somebody to clean it. I couldn't believe it! If I wanted to do that in the first place I wouldn't buy the warranty. When I bought the warranty the sales lady explained if you drop a glass of wine they will send somebody to clean it & if we couldn't clean it they will replace it. I'd like to be contacted please as soon as possible by somebody with a real solution! Cleaner company should come out here to evaluate the problem & they should clean it or replace it. Thank you.
Reviewed June 18, 2015
They sold me a worry no more warranty, I followed ALL the rules when submitting a claim and they refuse to fix my table. I disputed their claim that I had "accumulated damage" on my table and they said they won't be fixing my table. A complete waste of money. The table is not family friendly, it is poor quality. We rarely eat at that table but it looks as if it has had a lot of wear and tear.
Reviewed June 18, 2015
12/12/2013. We purchased a new mattress and box spring set from Macy's and the Worry No More Protection Plan. About 3 weeks ago we were changing the sheets on the bed and noticed some stains on the mattress cover. Washed it twice to see if they would come out. They did not. A week later I started looking through receipts and warranty information to see how to go about getting this cover replaced since the salesman told us, "If you notice stains or tears, or ANYTHING you don't like contact Worry No More", and they would send a new one. I found the information and contacted them today. Since we did not notify them within 10 days of the occurrence we cannot receive a replacement.
I asked Worry No More about getting a refund of $158.00 for the cost of this warranty. Was told to contact Macy's because they were a separate company. I contacted Macy's, everything was automated, and when I FINALLY made it to the correct robot it had told me that if I wish to get a refund for my Worry No More protection plan (YES, this is such an issue it is an automated response) I would have to return the mattress cover which must be stain, soil, and tear free... Thanks a lot Macy's. For having informative salesman (sarcasm). A useless scam of a "protection plan", and horrible customer service. Never again will you receive a dime from me or anyone I know. I know this is just a way to vent and get rid of this retail induced stress, but If I keep just 1 person from buying from Macy's, I'll be happy.
Reviewed June 17, 2015
I'm a Macy's Preferred Customer and in April 2015, I purchased the Metro Entertainment Center, the furniture is very nice. The MONTHLY nightmare with customer service is HORRIBLE. Every month, I have to call to make my payment via telephone bc you have to fuss w/ them about your payment allocation. Macy's policy is to apply your payment as they see fit. Every month, I make a considerable payment that includes the interest, never been late on a payment. Since I purchased this item, I tried to make extra payments, IMPOSSIBLE, unless you pay your bill again. THIS happened two days after I paid my bill AND made a payment to the furniture.
Every time you talk to customer service, they say, "oh our accounts department will allocate your payment." The long of the short is, you make your payment, they allocate it and anything over your minimum payment due to your credit card IS NOT, REPEAT IS NOT APPLIED TO THE NO INTEREST ITEM. It's applied to your credit card and 2 months before the promotion ends, Macy's will notify you about the interest that's going to be applied from the purchase date due to the item not being paid off. Macy's makes it IMPOSSIBLE to pay a promotion item. Remember, I'M A PREFERRED CUSTOMER - A MACY'S SUPERSTAR. BUYER PROCEED WITH CAUTION. I'm closing this acct. too.
Reviewed June 14, 2015
I purchased a Simmons Beautyrest mattress and box springs from Macy's 3 weeks ago. I hate them, especially the mattress. I tried out about 6 different sets at the store, but due to budget constraints, I could not afford the more expensive models. Since the mattress and box springs were delivered, I haven't been able to get comfortable and have spent many sleepless hours in bed. Generally it now takes me 2 to 3 hours to fall asleep. I am planning to return the mattress but I do not want to spend any more money at Macy's.
One problem is that the mattress is too high. When in bed, I feel like I am suspended midway to the ceiling. I can't sit on the edge of the bed anymore. When I got the mattress, I also bought box springs, but they were the regular height. Had I bought the low-profile type, that might have solved part of the problem by lowering the height of the mattress. But the mattress feels so clunky and when I lie on it, it sags under my weight (I admit my posterior is rather large) and I hate the plush top or pillow top. To hell with foam top mattresses. Just give me an old-fashioned one that isn't 13 inches thick and that is reversible. I just can't adjust to this new one. I was beating it with my fists in frustration last night.
I would have turned it over or just thrown it off the bed, but it's too big and heavy for me to move. From what I have read online by other owners of Simmons mattresses, I guess I should get rid of this one, the sooner the better. However, I have to get another mattress from a different retailer or end up sleeping on the floor. Which probably would be more comfortable. Another thing I am angry about -- Macy's will charge a "pickup" fee if they take the mattress back, plus a 15% restocking fee. But I hate the thing so much I was ready to start slashing it last night. If I damage it, the store won't take it back, will they? I was hoping to help the U.S. economy because the mattress and box springs were made in the USA. But not at the expense of having to go without sleep.
Reviewed June 11, 2015
Irvine Bunk Bed Set - I looked at this set for a room for my grandchildren. The price was over $2800. I placed the order. I was told it would take a while since I was in a remote area. (Funny thing, I live off I-75 one hour from Lexington, Kentucky). First, they charged me for a warranty I did not want. They said it couldn't be taken off until after the set was delivered. It took 3 months of phone calls which consisted of being told different things by each rep. One even hung up on me when I tried to cancel the order. It is brought by a third-party shipper. I got the call that it was to be delivered. They charged my card when it got to the shipper. When the shipper walked in, he told me that when they got it that the boxes were damaged. They delivered it anyway!!!
When they brought a couple of pieces in, there were scratches to the finish and drawers coming apart. I returned it immediately. It is nine days and Macy's has still not refunded my money. I was told it would take 3-5 days. I have disputed the charge with my credit card and the card company has credited my account. Never again will I go through something like this!!! I have shopped at Macy's for years but the furniture division is nothing like the main store. It is a poor excuse for a business. Don't waste your time! You will be sorry.
Reviewed June 8, 2015
I bought a sofa 18 months ago and it looks like a piece of junk. I take care of it and there are no children using it. Holes in the fabric and cushions have flattened and extremely uncomfortable because it has lost its shape in only 18 months or less. Yes, I found out that sofa's are Chinese made. Called them but warranty was past by 6 weeks. JUNK, JUNK AND I WILL NEVER BUY ANYMORE UPHOLSTERY FROM MACY'S. GO TO A YARD SALE BECAUSE CHANCES ARE THIS IS BETTER QUALITY.
Reviewed June 7, 2015
Macy's gave a time frame of 11:00 am - 3:00 pm. Called us, said they would be there in 15 minutes. We were still waiting 45 minutes later. We called and they said they were running late - they would be there by 5:30 PM. They called and said "where can we park." I said "wherever there's a spot." The guy came up with the frames and asked us for a screwdriver. I told him we want one bed in this room and the other bed in the other room. When I came back to the bedroom - both frames were set up in the one bedroom. Now when it all started we were given a checklist of things they would do - like putting on booties and putting down a drop cloth etc. which they did nothing on the checklist. They were supposed to put the mattress covers on the beds that we were talked into and spent a lot of money on. They threw the package of mattress covers on the floor. They set up the beds and walked out.
Reviewed June 2, 2015
I have a 2 year old outdoor patio set, which I bought from Macy's in NJ. The rungs on the backs of 3 of the 8 chairs split and chipped. It's a METAL set. I waited 3 weeks for adjuster to come and and take pictures. The adjuster thought for certain it would be covered. But then got follow up call from Macy's saying the rungs on the backs of the chairs splitting is not covered under warranty because it was outdoors and exposed to the elements.
It's an OUTDOOR set and only 2 years old! The rep on the phone told me I should have purchased the extended warranty so it was my fault for declining or I should have put it in storage over the winter so it was not exposed to the elements. It's an outdoor set, sold in NJ! The warranty says it covered 7 year warranty on frame - but I guess that is only if you don't use it outside. Did I say that it was an outdoor set?
Reviewed June 1, 2015
My husband and I purchased a table and chairs approximately 18 months ago. At that time purchased the worry no more warranty for 7 years. Our warranty was suppose to expire November 20 2020. I have what we consider normal wear on the table and not something I would claim until within a couple of days apart, I accidentally had a nail polish and hot plate issue. I tried to cover the spot with a furniture marker. My husband reminded me that we have a worry no more warranty on the furniture and now was the time to make a claim.
I called and within a week had a technician coming to visit my home. The man was rude and demeaning. He came in and began snapping photos with his ipad all over the table. I showed him the areas that prompted my call and he ignored me while snapping other areas of the table. I shared with him that the table isn't wearing well for just myself and husband using it besides the occasional company. He told me my cleaning lady waxes my table too much and rubbed his hand across the table to show how it smeared yet when I pointed out that it did not smear, he said I did not know how to clean my table and he washed the table with a wet paper towel. I thought "How insulting. Just repair my table". He said he was not there to fix the table only to take photos. He said the worry no more people would be in contact.
I went on the site to discover my claim was denied. I then called the company to inquire why? The operator said my warranty was void because I had too many blemishes on my table. I said I would be calling them with a claim every week then. I told her all I needed was the portion of the three-part table fixed. She said that with multiple issues on my table he would need to refinish the entire table. I told her to just refinish the one side then.
She came back and said he could not refinish only one part of the table. I responded that if there was only one blemish to repair then repair the one blemish. She said even with one blemish he would refinish the entire table. I replied that she is contradicting herself if he is going to need to refinish the entire table anyways. This is a SCAM! And they could find anything to get out of honoring the warranty. Shame on Macy's for having such a program and promoting customers into a waste of money. I asked if they would ever honor a claim and the operator said NO. I am angry.
Reviewed May 29, 2015
"it broke a few days ago" - they will not replace the item even if you have the warranty. Their customer service people must be trained to "act dumb and be arrogant." Our policy was up on May 26. The umbrella broke on May 25 but they were closed for the holiday. So, I called on May 26 and the computer had already DEACTIVATED my account.
Customer service person 1 that I spoke to said she couldn't help me. Customer service person 2 said, "No problem, I will reopen the account to file the claim, and call you back." Never happened. Customer service person 3 kept asking me which part of the umbrella was broken. Finally something must have dawned on her to call Macy's - and then she said that the "umbrella was in stock" and would take 8-12 weeks to replace. I WILL NEVER USE THIS COMPANY AGAIN NOR WILL I BUY MACY'S FURNITURE.
Reviewed May 29, 2015
Ordered a love seat and ottoman on April 10, 2015 from the Oakland Mall Macy's. Was told I would have delivery in 4-6 weeks. Today is the 7th week. Called the salesman ** and was told delivery wouldn't occur until the end of June, making it 12 weeks. Poor service.
Reviewed May 24, 2015
I recently purchased, spending over $2000, for a mattress from Macy's, Robinson Towne Center. Within 6 months an indentation appears where I sleep which is very uncomfortable! Macy's states the return date has expired and the indentation depth falls within the manufactures standards - therefore they will do nothing about my situation. I now sleep in my spare bedroom.
Reviewed May 19, 2015
I purchased a mattress from Macy's and bought it for their worry no more policy. They actually said that I also needed to purchase a $120+ mattress cover in order for the warranty not to void in case it stained so i did. It is still under warranty and called because though the mattress looks to be in good condition it is causing severe back pain. We can only use half of the mattress... I called last week and they were unable to even bring up my account though I gave them the receipt # on my original receipt!
They looked it up via my phone # and that also turned up nothing! After over an hour on the phone they found me in the system. They said they would have to send a "tech". As I gave them all my info and answered the series of questions they tell me that their system was down and that they would call me within 3 business days! Today is Tuesday 5:33 AM and the call was made last Thursday! I am up because of the back pain this $1400 mattress has caused! I will call again and see what is going to happen...wish me luck!
Reviewed May 15, 2015
We ordered a dining room furniture from the Macy's Furniture near us. After some discussion with the sales person, were decided to buy the table, 8 chairs, and buffet. We were* (not anymore) on the fence about the china cabinet. To assist you identify the issues, PROBLEMS ARE CAP LOCKED (what a guy). A week or so passes from purchase, the boxes are delivered through the Macy's delivery service. After unpacking is complete by the 2-man crew, we review the items and all seems okay. The next morning, the sun hits the table to reveal SCRATCH marks about 2-3' IN LENGTH; enough to make Hugh Jackman jealous.
We did find this odd, and hadn't notice the day of the delivery because the lighting was different at midday and the scratches are all but invisible from certain angles. TO FIX, WE ATTEMPTED TO use the store product that came with the table, thinking it may be a surface scratch from the card board the table came in. TO NO AVAIL. We then employed some 'maybe logic', like maybe if we buff it with a microfiber cloth it would maybe disappear. Nope.
We called Macy's to lodge the complaint (1st call) with customer service about the table and learn of our options at that time. Certainly a replacement could be ordered?! Did I forget to mention that 1 OF THE 8 CHAIRS had a leg 1/2" SHORTER than the REST. It was sufficient that the set had a western vibe (leather on wood, with metal stippling [awk]), but we felt the EXTRA RODEO experience of WOBBLING might be a dash more excitement than we need. So, we put it to a vote. Lo and behold, it passed 2-0. 2 against keeping the chair, 0 for Rodeo chair (poor chair).
So, just to recap we've ordered 1 new table (originally delivered top scratched) and 1 new side chair (rodeo leg). Fast forwarding over one month from the initial phone call (YES, 1 MONTH), I found myself taking a 2ND DAY OFF WORK waiting patiently for the delivery of what by now had long been a sore topic and unresting issue. We thought this chair was our FINAL MACY's RODEO. BIG NOPE.
The level chair replaced my rodeo chair but the level chair was 4 SHADES LIGHTER or 1-2 healthy coats of stain away from matching the rest of the chairs. So let's re-total the chair scorecard. Rodeo Chair 0, us 2… new chair 2, us 0. This stinks, we're BACK TO SQUARE 1. Wait, gets better. What do we do with a noticeably lighter chair? Or so the thoughts in my head spun as the workers unpacked the table top (YES, JUST THE TABLETOP, NOT THE WHOLE TABLE AS MACY'S HAD SAID, remember call #1).
I digress. To answer the question: You match a light chair with a light table. It was like the sun rising when the tabletop was revealed, and the sun setting on my month long dream of having a place to eat that matched, that made sense, that we expected initially, that didn't have scratches, that didn't make me (us) feel like we're on a rodeo, that didn't make have to later write this… that… that… that...
Again, to recap what arrived: A NOT-SO-STAINED-WELL chair and NOT-SO-STAINED-WELL Table top. Great, I thought. All I have do now is sand and re-stain the pedestal, 7 chairs, the buff... wait. Why am I doing this. NOPE. Let me call Macy's to see if they can at least address WHAT THE ** IS GOING ON. NOPE After calling the first customer care #, (we shall call this call #2), I spoke with 1 Rep and 1 Manager, that confirmed the DELIVERY SERVICE DOES NOT INSPECT furniture until it's sent out for the 3rd time. Seriously, someone need to tell Macy's the whole "3rd times the charm" doesn't apply to customer service. Would you wait until you're on the ropes to care about a core competency?
Just to make sure you're following me - the Macy's delivery service does not check to see if the furniture is to standards before delivering. So where is the money going for the delivery fee??? They don't wait until the first complaint (requiring a 2nd delivery). Instead, they play it slow and dumb, waiting for the second complaint (requiring a 3rd trip). I suppose they bank on people being so frustrated that they give up.
DON'T GIVE UP THE DREAM. And yes, the delivery men acknowledged the table top (i) doesn't match (ii) the chair doesn't match, and (iii)... isn't that enough?? So now, I'm waiting for my wife to return home to discuss matters further. We may just return the entire set and request a refund. I did speak with a friendly Customer Service Rep (eventually) who lamented with me. I made him feel so bad, that I felt bad, telling our story, which in a nutshell: When you buy a product you want 2 things - (a) a good product and (b) the warm feeling that it was a good decision. In this case MACY'S HAS LET US DOWN ON BOTH PRODUCT AND SERVICE.
Reviewed May 14, 2015
Well what can I say. Macy's sent out a company with a D- BBB grade. Was not the company's fault. They did what Stearns and Foster make them do during a check so the bad rating is from customers who always get told their bed is fine. The string test showed many 3-inch depressions because I have been trying to move are to find a flat spot. Crazy because this bed is only 3 months old and I spend 3K on it. Then he took out a big flat square of plastic and put it over the depressions and said it was flat! LOL. Guess I need a plastic cover! Don't expect to ever get your money back or an exchange from Stearns and Foster or Macy's.
Reviewed May 12, 2015
I do not remember the exact date I purchased my furniture. However, I did purchase the seven year warranty package called "worry no more" on a couch, love seat and wedge. The couch and love seat were recliners. It was wonderful furniture that my husband and I purchased at the Brookwood location in Birmingham, Al. ** was the sales person in the furniture department. I was very reluctant to spend over $700 on a warranty, but my husband insisted because of the mechanical parts. After approximately two years, the electrical motors started going out. We contacted Macy's through their customer service center and initiated a warranty claim. It took about a month for Macy's to schedule a representative to come to our home to inspect the furniture. He said on the spot that our furniture was completely irreparable. We were told to go to any Macy's furniture department and pick out some new furniture.
The total cost of the original furniture would be deducted from any replacement furniture. The original cost of the furniture we initially purchased was around $3,000.00. The new furniture we selected was over $6,000.00. Macy's deducted the original cost of the furniture and applied it toward the purchase of our new selection. The whole process took about three months to complete. From the day we submitted the claim, to the day that Macy's delivered our new furniture took about 90 days. It took so long because we live outside the standard delivery area. An outside delivery company handled the delivery and removal of the furniture. I can only say that Macy's has been honorable and a pleasure to deal with. I understand that certain challenges were time consuming, however, we live outside the standard delivery area and things were a little slow. I will continue to purchase furniture from Macy's. They have high quality and stand behind their products.
Reviewed May 12, 2015
For one year keep giving us all kind of excuses in order not to honor the warranty (which we were almost forced to buy). If I could give a zero star I would!!! Worry No More is a scam! Shame on Macy's for allowing Worry No More treat their consumers like this! Don't you read the reviews???
Reviewed May 7, 2015
When we got delivery, we did not have an option to select different time. There is no human being you can talk to. It's all automated. We got different color of table compared to what we saw in store. And this is worst customer service ever. They charge 15% restocking fees and don't give delivery charge as well!!! Useless... there are so many other stores which sells good furniture and provide good customer service. We are stuck with the table which we don't like!!!
Reviewed May 6, 2015
We purchased a mattress which we decided was not suitable for sleeping. We returned the mattress under Macy's mattress return policy. The old mattress was picked up on April 22, 2015 and the new one was delivered by the same truck. Today is May 6, 2015 and my account still hasn't been credited. In this day and age two weeks is ample time to issue a credit. Customer service has been absolutely worthless in helping me with this problem.
Reviewed April 30, 2015
We bought a Gino reclining sofa & loveseat a year and a half ago. Last fall, right after warranty over, one recliner stopped working. Since I had bought their extended warranty through Uniters, I called them. They came out & said they would order a new battery. Long story short, after 4 more months of a non-working recliner, they come to install the new battery & it's defective. They DO NOT stock these batteries even though they sell a warranty. I complained to Macy's. They no longer carry the product & wanted me to pick out a new sofa only. Then my sofa & loveseat wouldn't match. After complaining they offered me a credit for the amount of both pieces to be applied to a new purchase at their store. They would not credit tax or the service plan so we are out over $900. This is so UNACCEPTABLE. I have shopped at Macy's since they opened & will stop shopping there now.
Reviewed April 29, 2015
We purchased the WorryNoMore warranty and were told if we do not use it then to call and we will get a credit back to our account. We had to wait 7 years and then call. Well I waited the 7 years and called but since I did not call within the 90 days, I was no longer eligible for the credit. Since I had waited 7 years and 6 months, they would not give me any credit and the lady was extremely rude about it. Apparently you need to memorize the exact date of purchase for your items and ensure you are within the time frame. They will not send you a reminder as they don't want you to get a credit. Had I even been within the 90 days I would have only been able to use the credit in the furniture store for 90 days. Such a rip off and waste of money and time. Will never use WorryNoMore again and am extremely displeased with Macy's for offering it.
Updated review: July 2, 2015
The issue was eventually resolved through MACY -- service manager. So, it wasn't that bad -- but, I really had to go through many phone calls and disappointments.
So, ZERO for worry No More, and 9/10 to MACY (Macy is great!).
Original Review: April 21, 2015
As others here have written, my experience has been no different. The warranty service that Macy's employs (WorryNoMore/Uniters) is a total scam. My experience: I bought a $3500 leather couch with the WorryNoMore warranty in 2012. Had a ballpen stain recently. Filed a claim. Tech came. Failed to remove the stain. The tech recommended replacement of the seat. Had me speak to a manager (from WorryNoMore) who said they will order the seat in 1-2 days. Then, I don't hear from them AT ALL for 20 days (I was busy with an emergency, so didn't bother for 20 days). Then, I call. They said its not covered (some argument about a stain vs scratch). This itself is outrageous. The only person who came to see the couch recommended replacement and they completely changed his recommendation on their whim.
Their fraudulent ways don't end there. I ask them for the copy of the report that the tech had me sign before leaving. They REFUSE to give me that paper! Finally, the tech actually had damaged the area in an attempt to remove the stain but I didn't worry about filing a claim for that since they were going to replace the seat anyway. When I did inform them (after 20 days of initial tech visit) and asked to JUST FILE a claim, they REFUSED to file the claim (saying they won't consider it anymore). As many have mentioned here, the warranty service employed by Macy's is TOTAL SCAM. The couch itself is not bad, except that it had to be redelivered multiple times (there was always some scratch on it). I'm still investigating/trying to resolve the above through Macy's Furniture manager. It has been 10 days, let’s see if anything happens.
Reviewed April 20, 2015
My girlfriend and I finally agreed on a sofa for the house while visiting the Ross location in early March. Prior to placing the order it was understood that the delivery date of the sofa would be somewhere around April 22, 2015 or before due to a backorder status. I was fine waiting for the sofa to arrive as it allowed me to ready up the house before it would arrive. I received a phone call Sunday April 19th informing me the sofa was in and ready to be delivered. Monday April 20, 2015 I get another phone call stating they had oversold the sofa from the warehouse. My new expected delivery date is June 13th, 2015 and a new order was placed with the manufacturer in the form of a purchase order.
After speaking with an agent, they offered me a whopping $50 gift card and the opportunity to wait in the back of the line for the sofa to arrive in the warehouse for. I CANCELLED THE ORDER IMMEDIATELY AND VOW TO NEVER SHOP AT MACY'S AGAIN. I'm 28 years old and a regular shopper however this experience has jaded me for life.
Reviewed April 16, 2015
I purchased a hide-a-bed Chair from Macy's Online, I also purchased their protection plan "No Risk with Worry No More" which was not cheap. I normally don't purchase extended warranties but since I was purchasing this piece of furniture online I thought it was a good idea. I purchased this chair in Oct 2013 and it was delivered Oct 31, 2013.
I sent a letter to Macy's telling them how cheaply it was made. I live by myself. I weigh 160 lbs. I have 2 small dogs. Both are less than 25 lbs combined. I have hardly sat in this chair. In less than a year the cushion sags in the middle like a 400 lb person camped there for a year and the back cushion looks like gravity is sucking back into the earth. I have written Macy's and they said they wouldn't do anything because I hadn't filed a claim with the "No Risk with Worry No More" Protection Plan. Unlike Macy's customer service, I can READ...That Warranty Plan does not cover construction! It covers accidents. I even offered to pay them $500.00 to get the crap out of my house.
Reviewed April 15, 2015
I purchased the Ricardo sectional from Macy's in February 2015. I was told the day of the purchase that the sofa would not be delivered until April. On April 11, 2015 the truck came to deliver the sectional, however they delivered a very used sofa. There were scratches and the bottom of the sofa was busted open. I paid for a BRAND NEW SOFA. Then the leathers on the sectional was two different shades of brown. I sent all of it back with the driver. They offered me $175 gift card and stated they will send out a new sectional.
After two days, we received a call stating that now the sectional will not be in until June, which is another month from now, and I got rid of my old sofa and I have an event in May that I was hosting in my home. Now I have no sofa in my living area. I really want this sectional because I change my home decor to fit this sofa I was told I was receiving in February. I now have no sofa for my family room and I had an event planned in May at my home and all they claim they can do is Macy dollars. This is the most unprofessional furniture store I ever done business with and I never buy any piece of furniture from Macy's again.
Reviewed April 4, 2015
Ordered a sofa and matching chair in 2013. Because the color we wanted wasn't in stock, it was considered a special order (which meant WEEKS out). As we approached the delivery date, I was given an email from Macy's there was something wrong with the order. When I emailed back, I was told 2 different stories. One was there was a flaw when they put the couch together, another was it was the same story, but for the matching chair. Both stories meant a delay in when the couch would be ready and delivered. Never did I get an offer of any compensation, nor did I ever hear from our sales guy. It was pushed out a SECOND time, again, no compensation offered. I canceled the chair order, they compensated me for delivery.
About a year and a half later, our cushion cover comes apart at the seams. I call our sales rep. to find out what to do, email him, never hear back. I call Macy's horrible phone tree, they send a tech out to approve the repairs, he does, even takes a picture, tells me it's covered. While here, he has me speak to a Macy's rep. telling me they'll send us a new cover, it too will take weeks, but that it's under warranty. About 2 days later, I get an email telling me that manufacturer is unable to fulfill the request, no explanation. I call Macy's to yet again be told a different story, that our particular repair isn't covered by warranty. I call them to find out what to do, they have no solution. I am given the name and number of the manufacturer, call them, after 2 rings get disconnected multiple times. Thanks for the customer no service, Macy's.
Reviewed April 3, 2015
18 months ago I purchased a $4,000.00 Stearns and Foster mattress and box spring from Macy's Furniture Gallery, Oak Brook Illinois. The mattress has developed sunken dip in the center and Macy's refuses to replace it, yet the mattress supposedly carries a 10 year warranty. Macy's is only concerned about the initial purchase and not about customer satisfaction or longevity!
Reviewed March 29, 2015
We purchased a sectional from Macy's the day after Thanksgiving 2014 (Black Friday). We were told delivery would be January which we agreed to. January gave us time to rid ourselves of old couch making room for new. It is now the end of March almost April and no couch yet. We have called multiple times and they gave us 10% off $2999 and $150 Macy gift card. Our family all agreed on and love the new one and are scared to pull out in fear of not finding a similar piece. I feel at the mercy of them because the sectional is sold exclusively at Macy's. Are we the only family going through this? Do they always hold furniture hostage like this? Why won't any say what is really going on?
Reviewed March 27, 2015
I bought a display model sectional couch set for 1600 dollar in Macy's store Hampton Virginia, excellent condition. After pick up two corner sets were broken in 2 pieces, cracked. The material under the couch was ripped and dirty on all 6 pieces! Wood legs were changed out with plastic which I saw after delivery. I believe they change out the good parts with the bad. Macy's refuse to return because it was a display model. STORE FRAUD. I am still paying for these pieces of broken furniture.
Reviewed March 23, 2015
We received a new Sofa from Macy's. After one day we noticed that one of the back pillow (The sofa had two fixed pillows) is in almost 3/4" in angle. We called Macy's and in a week they had an inspector, which told us that he sees how bad it is and he took pictures. Week pass by we called. The respond was this defect is within the manufacture limit, nothing they can do. WE were Macy's customers for 15 years. THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME WE BOUGHT FROM MACY'S.
Reviewed March 19, 2015
When they delivered the couch, there was missing a piece and all the furniture was damaged. All the seams were open, wood frame was broken, staples coming out. MADE IN TIJUANA MEXICO. NO QUALITY CONTROL. I was on the phone with customer service for 5 days and given the runaround. PLEASE RUN AS FAST AS YOU CAN. DO NOT BUY FURNITURE AT MACY'S.
Reviewed March 19, 2015
I purchased a mattress and box springs 2 years ago from Macy's and purchased the Worry No More Warranty. I called them January 24th, 2015 and reported that my mattress was sinking in the middle (again) and they sent out a representative and they confirmed the sagging was more than their guidelines and they agreed to swap out the mattress. They had previously swapped out this mattress 2 years ago as I had the same sagging issue.
I went into the Northpoint Macy's store to reselect and fill out paperwork. This was on January 24th. The transaction was a nightmare from the beginning. When the delivery men arrived the following Saturday, all they brought was the Box springs. NO mattress. They called in to let their supervisor know there was a mistake and they were going to temporarily leave my mattress and box spring so I would have something to sleep. I called the store to find out what had happened and somehow the salesman had gone back into the transaction and cancelled the mattress for some unknown reason. We had to start all over again.
Two weeks later they re-delivered the mattress, as the following week, they were out of stock on the mattress. (Box spring was left in my bedroom previously so they wouldn't have to take it back.) The delivery men called their supervisor to let them know they had picked up defective mattress and boxspring. I was told I would be receiving my credit back $1260 within a few days.
It has now been 2 more months and I still do not have my credit of $1260. Even though I received a confirmation email from the furniture manager of Macy's Northpoint Mall stating I would be a receiving credit refund of $1260.00 and it would take approximately 72 hours, In their store, I was told because they were sending out another mattress and box springs, they FIRST had to charge my account, and as soon as the defective mattress and boxspring was picked up I would receive the $1260 credit back to my account.
I have been told every imaginable story by their customer satisfaction team. Anything from they are processing the transaction over again, they sent it to the wrong bank, account numbers were input incorrectly etc. and the best one was they credited $200 back to an account, that never even existed. They even attempted to tell me that the mattress and box springs I had previously were not ever returned! I have been passed from supervisor to supervisor. I have been promised returned calls and updates and hear back from no one.
Repeated emails go unanswered. Calls are passed from associate to associate with no resolution. I have asked over and over whom I need to speak with to get this taken care of. Who is their supervisor's supervisor? They each can see the previous person's notes in their system and no one wants to get involved. They want to pass me back to another supervisor that won't even return or acknowledge calls.
It is beyond comprehension how totally unprofessional and un-satisfactory this process has been. I wonder if $1260 was charged on each of the un-helpful associates personal credit card, how they would respond. The vast majority of people do not have an extra and unexpected $1200 sitting around to let a huge corporation like Macy's take advantage of. This is totally unacceptable and extremely disappointing to have to succumb to legal action to get my money back. MACY'S FURNITURE AND BEDDING BUYERS BEWARE!
Reviewed March 19, 2015
I purchased a mattress from Macy's a little over a year ago and it is already sinking. To start, the whole purchase experience was horrible, their employees do not know what the warranty covers and restrictions. I called for someone to come out to evaluate the mattress, they took a lot of pictures and measurements and I never heard back! I called Macy's and they stated that the warranty only covers the mattress if it is sinking more than 1 inch. Well my mattress was sinking 3/4 sink! The mattress is completely uneven and uncomfortable to sleep in. I do not understand how something like this happens on a new mattress. SO they refused to do anything and told me nothing was covered. Now I am stuck with a $900 mattress that is uncomfortable, uneven and I cannot get a good night's sleep! I feel completely ripped off and did not expect this type of service.
Reviewed March 11, 2015
I bought Macy's leather sofa from San Mateo Macy's Furntiture and I was promised by the Sales Associate that I will get $100.00 off the price when I open a new credit card account. That never happened after I got my first statement in the mail. I called up several times Macy's Furniture, Macy's Credit Card company and was given the run around from one person to another. Horrible Customer Service. It is very frustrating to talk to their Customer Service from Credit Card company who have no clue what is happening in the Furniture section and the sales guy making these deals, promise you things that do not really happen. Well after talking to them 5 times they have promised something in my next statement. Need to wait and watch if that really happens.
Reviewed March 6, 2015
I purchased a Beautyrest black mattress in 2013 with a 25 year old warranty. The mattress is a pillow-top that includes memory foam in an internal top-layer pocket. The mattress sinks tremendously on the left side. I am unable to sleep on the mattress. I called Macy's to have a mattress inspection. Macy's called a third party, US Quality to inspect the mattress. I believe they call a third party, so they can't be held accountable or legally for the outcome.
Macy's had the mattress inspected. They use two methods when inspecting the mattress: First they use a string method that measures the compression. This method does not work when inspecting a memory foam top because memory foam naturally compresses down, but then after conforming, it gradually rises back to its original level. No matter how faulty the springs and internal components of the mattress, the memory top pocket will not reflect the issues because it will rise back up to the original level. You can lay on the right side of the mattress and it will be fine, but when you lay on the left side, you will sink down at least five inches. After getting back off the bed, the memory foam will return to its position.
Second, they do a compression method of testing. This is where the inspector pushes down on the mattress with his fist, then snaps a photo of the compression. This is completely ineffective because he snaps the picture as the foam rises back up. He doesn't take the picture when the foam is completely compressed. My inspector just randomly, or more like intentionally snapped the photo as the memory foam almost completely raised back to the original height. This method only calculates the foam and not the internal mattress.
I was told later by Macy's that the mattress was fine. The mattress is not fine. I am unable to sleep in my bed with my wife because my mattress sinks so low like I am at the bottom of a hill. When speaking with Macy's I was told that the mattress is fine. Well, the mattress is not fine. I am sleeping on the couch not fine. I think a jury or any person that wasn't commissioned by Macy's will conclude that the mattress is defective. It's basically like the NFL doing internal investigations using their own source to objectively force an outcome. It's impossible to have a fair outcome.
Reviewed March 3, 2015
I purchased a dining set with the Worry No More warranty that offers an accidental protection plan that cleans spills on chairs. I called Dec 22 to make a claim for a recent spill on the chairs from a party. They were unable to send a person until Feb 20 to review the condition and decide if it would be covered. They decided then that it looked like an accumulation of stains. There was no accumulation - just the one event. They won't honor my claim. From Dec 22 to Feb 20 while they delayed sending a tech, did they expect no new spills? Do they not realize once a sticky substance is spilled and people continue to sit there that it just attracts more dirt?
Also, it took so long to get a tech because they claim that a person only comes out 2 days a month - no consideration for a person's work schedule. I had to take a vacation day from work to be home for the tech person...only to have this denied. Do not purchase Worry No More. It is a false protection. I would love if someone could gather the statistics of claims filed and claims accepted as it seems their focus is to deny as many claims as possible to keep costs down.
I also filed a claim for the top of the dining table. There is a small series of 3 scratches from a trivet pulled on the tabletop. This is also supposed to be covered. The tech claimed the whole table is covered with scratches so the warranty is denied. I disputed the claim and sent a picture of the table showing them there are no scratches other than this small area. They refused to consider it. Essentially though, while I am 3 years into this 7-year protection plan, I cannot file any further claims as they will always say there is some issue that prevents them from having to follow through. It has been a worthless purchase.
Reviewed Feb. 28, 2015
I was told that the WorryNoMore Plan covered everything if they couldn't fix or they would replace. I purchased my new leather sofa in May, it was delivered in July and the following March it had tears at seams. We called - they came out took pictures and the guy said this should be all replaced. About 3-4 weeks later I still had not received any info at which I wrote to which they replying that it was not covered. This couch was not even a year old. Now we have two more tears not even a year later and I will be calling today. This was the biggest rip off for things not being covered. I do not think I will ever buy from Macy's furniture again and/or the WorryNoMore coverage!!!
Reviewed Feb. 26, 2015
I purchased Worry No More and it has been a complete joke. I've tried to get them to replace a cushion cover since June of 2014. My 1st contact with them went smoothly and they agreed to send replacement cushion cover. After waiting 12 weeks, I received a bottom cover instead of a back cover, which I specifically requested. I called again in Nov. and they agreed to send the BACK cover. Skip to 14 weeks later, I call to inquire about the status, since I've never received anything, and the claim WAS CLOSED and they were unable to help. The claim was closed because I failed to contact them and not receiving product! And they won't allow you to reopen or place new claim about the same problem! A complete rip off! I'm also calling Macy's to complain.
Reviewed Feb. 18, 2015
I have always disliked the quality of stuff at Macy's. I'm not always crazy about their items etc. Sadly, I decided to purchase a furniture set there. The mistake I made was not canceling my order before it was delivered. I thought I would have more time to think about my purchase but it got delivered so quickly, I was out of luck. Now I have to deal with throwing away a total of $185 (non-refundable delivery fee) which is okay, but to add the restock fee for the whole furniture set? That's $400 more= $600 of a total loss and mistake on my part.
Yes, I should have waited and not be pressured to make a decision like this so quickly. But it's horrible that they can't reduce the fee by at least half or if I'm lucky to $100, but paying $400 to get rid of something and get my return? I'm overwhelmed and sad trying to figure out how I can afford to make up for this horrible mistake. I do not want to keep the items because the drawers are defected even if they were fixed, or replaced all of them will never really be perfect the way the drawers are constructed they will. 50% of the time the drawers will come out fine and slide out the way they should and the other 50% will be different.
Now I'm more scared reading about the 'worry no more' plan that in the future, fixing things will be an issue. I wish I had seen all those comments below and I would have never even bought something like this at Macy's and would have taken more time to think about it. The restock fees are just so steep when it comes to larger purchases. There should be a maximum of fee that it can't go over, like no more than $200 for larger purchases.
All I can say is don't make quick purchases for large items, and make sure you check details on receipts on extra fees if for some reason you might change your mind. But also, I prefer JCP and or other stores before ever going to Macy's. Macy's is just not the place to go. Trust me, it's not worth it. I'm thinking of just finding a way to pay the difference because it's not worth it to me to keep it.
Reviewed Feb. 12, 2015
Almost impossible to reach Worry No More dept. They state that a contractor will call within 5 days. You never hear from them again. I will never buy anything from Macy's again. I have had wonderful response from Sears - they are organized and stand behind their products. Once Macy's gets your money they are finished with you. Good luck! They stink!! They used my phone number to locate the sale. I hired an electrician to fix what I paid to them to fix. They are a really terrible company to deal with!
Reviewed Feb. 11, 2015
Mattress smells like chemicals. I had a really bad experience with Macy's mattress department. Customer service is Great, Sales are great. Once you get your product. Everyone is so rude, does not want to help! I am really upset because I have an everlasting issue with my purchase, and no one seems to help :-(
Reviewed Feb. 3, 2015
I am so disappointed and have that general dirty feeling of having been ripped off. I purchased a Worry No More Warranty for my white leather sectional couch because the salesperson told me it covered scratches as that was my main concern. When trying to convince me to purchase the warranty, he went into an elaborate story about how one of his former customers bought a couch from Macy's and her dog scratched the leather in multiple places and Macy's gave her a brand new couch under the Worry No More Warranty that she had purchased.
Now looking back, this was clearly a lie because "Worry No More Warranty" does not cover scratches on leather as they just stated to me on the phone. It is hard for me to determine who is liable for the fraud in this case as Macy's is misrepresenting the Worry No More Warranty. When I contacted Macy's, they said contact Worry No More and when I contacted Worry No More, they said that Macy's is the one I need to go back to for making false statements about the warranty.
Reviewed Feb. 2, 2015
We bought a sectional and an Ottoman from Macy's store in Indianapolis, IN on May 22nd 2013. This cost us about $5000. The sales lady convinced us to buy insurance from them that will cover the furniture for "anything", even if the kids scratched it or even if it tore or was damaged for any other reason. That made sense to us since we have little kids so we bought the insurance. Its from " Worry No More". What a profit maker that would be and I would buy their stock if I could as they DON'T TAKE CARE OF ANYTHING.
We have called them 3 times and they send someone over who would want to put some random color on the couch to take care of the discoloration, and upon my saying that we are not comfortable with that since we have little kids he said ok and left. Then we get a call saying we declined their service. Now the Ottoman broke when one of the kids sat on it. The insurance company said it was because of misuse and they are not responsible. The guy who came to look at it didn't even bother to put the ottoman back together. Macy's this whole while is refusing to do anything and points towards the insurance company. This whole thing is a scam and they don't care one bit about the customer once the sale is done! I would not use Macy's ever again and will also go to BBB and to other websites to insure no one goes there anymore.
Reviewed Jan. 28, 2015
Bought a Firm Serta foam mattress and after 3 weeks no longer firm and the. It got lumpy. It has a 90-day return policy. I went to the store and they said I had to have a technician come to inspect it and validate my claim. I had to wait 10 days and 4 Chiropractor visits later they tell me not defective. They were willing to waive restocking fee but made me pay $75 pick up fee and won't credit my money toward another mattress but will make me wait 5-7 business days to get my money credited to my card.
I wanted to get a different mattress, actually more expensive, and they refuse to credit my money toward this new mattress, which means I have NO MATTRESS for over 1 WEEK or MORE till I can get the money back to buy one and then wait. Who knows how many days to get a new delivery date! Had to wait 9 days the first time! They were not considerate and do not care that you have no bed to sleep on. Now I have suffered for 5 weeks with this mattress and will suffer another 10 days at a minimum. They offered me no solutions. Totally unreasonable to not credit my money. I will not purchase from them again and will go somewhere I can get my mattress delivered the same day and my money credited!
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2015
Bought dining room recliner. Less than 1 year and top of table would show discolored marks. 1st time company sent someone to look at the table and received a letter stating it's wear and tear. Recliner now has discolor on arms and we are told not covered. They never sent anyone to look at the recliner. Spoke with Macy's and all they do is tell us to call WorryNoMore. This company is the biggest scam I have ever seen. Macy's should be ashamed to constantly try to talk customers into buying this protection and then wash their hands of everything. At this point I not only recommend for customers NOT to buy this scam I also at this time I would tell them to NOT buy from Macy's for pushing customers to buy this SCAM and not taking care of their customers.
Reviewed Jan. 27, 2015
I purchased a Serta, suppose to be a plush mattress 4 wks ago. And first of all, I believe there is a defect in the springs at the end of the bed and I wake up with the most horrible backaches. This mattress is NOT PLUSH!!! It is firm!!! Called customer service, which were very unprofessional, and told me about the restocking fee of 15%, pick up fee of 75.00 and were not going to refund the delivery fee!! They are more concerned in telling you the fees instead of hearing what the problem is. Really Macy's, this is how you satisfy customer's complaints. I will be fighting this tooth and nail, they will NOT get away without a fight. Also too, I never got a complete invoice showing what brand of mattress I got.
Reviewed Jan. 26, 2015
I purchased a sofa in 2007. I purchased the Worry No More warranty and was pleased I never needed to use it. I just called about the warranty credit because I never used the warranty. I found out there was a 90 day window between May 2007 through August 2007 to request the credit. It is Jan 2015, I didn't receive any notice in the 7 years of the warranty to remind me about the time to claim the credit. I guess I just threw that money out the window. What a rip off!
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2015
Purchased a leather sofa and reclining chair in 2011. At the time of purchase we also purchased the "worry no more" premium plan & was told "it covers anything and everything" for seven years. Fast forward to Jan 2015 and the recliner pull snaps off and we can no longer recline our chair. I call the warranty company and get told that our particular issue is "structural" and not covered under the warranty. We paid almost $450 for this warranty ($188 on the chair, and $249 for the sofa). We would have been better off not to get the warranty and just pay for repairs when and if they arose. We will now go back to the original store and speak with a manager but I don't have high hopes that even that will have a great outcome. Save yourself the hassle and buy furniture & a warranty elsewhere!
Updated review: April 25, 2015
I am so pleased to announce that Macy's ultimately stood behind their products. In my previous review I stated that I purchased two Kenton sofas from Macy's February of 2014. I was unsatisfied with the wear of the sofas, so in February of 2015 I contacted Macy's to have an inspector come out and inspect them. This man was a jerk! It's was a very frustrating battle from then on.
After spending hours of dealing with many customer service agents, I finally sent a certified letter with pictures to Macy's Inc, Customer affairs in Ohio. Within one week a gentleman called and I am getting a full refund for my purchase. My faith has been renewed.
Original Review: Jan. 18, 2015
I purchased 2 Kenton sofas February of 2014. I am so dissatisfied with them. There are only 2 working adults in the house, so they have not been used or abused. The structural support is failing, the fabric is fraying and both the back and bottom cushions have lost all of their form. Any tips, names or numbers on whom I should contact first? I am not looking forward to this at all. Thank you and Cheers!
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2015
We purchased a high end Serta ISeries Mattress from Macy's in October, 2014. We were willing to spend about $3000 on this mattress set because of the Serta 120 day worry free home trial period. We're just over 90 days in and the mattress still stinks (it has from day 1) and it's starting to dip and get depressions, so I contacted Macy's today about exchanging the mattress and was told "there is a 15% restocking fee and a $75 delivery pick up fee". This doesn't sound anything like a 120 day worry free home trial and why does Macy's restock mattresses. Now I worry that the "new" expensive mattress we got was returned or restocked by another person. We had been planning to buy all new leather motion sectionals and recliners from Macy's but I will never buy from Macy's or Serta again.
Reviewed Jan. 12, 2015
I'm glad there are outlets like these to voice concerns and complaints. I submitted a similar complaint regarding my experience to the Macy's home delivery section on their website to only not have it published. Discrimination at its best. I ordered a 5-piece Radley sectional sometime in early, mid-November not to have it actually delivered to my home until early January. The piece was not custom made and originally said to be in stock. After endless calls about delays, etc. I was finally scheduled to have delivery a day or so before Christmas with my 2 hour time frame set. I work at home and received a call almost 1 hour prior to the beginning of my scheduled 2 hour frame stating that the delivery men were on their way. Since I was home already it wasn't a big of a deal but still a little unprofessional I though.
I accepted delivery and two young men proceeded to attempt placing the largest corner piece in my basement. After about 1-2 minutes of trying to get it through the basement entrance they said it couldn't fit. Note that at the time the gentlemen did not remove any of the packaging or the support legs. So I asked would it be beneficial to remove at least the packaging and they said it wouldn't matter. I trusted their judgement at the time and called my sales rep. He called me back about 20 minutes later asking "did they remove the packaging and legs" and I said "no they didn't." He stated that they should have and elaborated on how this situation happened prior to other customers where the deliverymen failed to do their due diligence in getting furniture in the customer's desired location. So I pleaded why don't they come back out here and try again the same day only to be told that delivery could be set up early next week.
At this point I was furious and saw similar complaints online and called customer service only to hear that they would offer a gift card and that they trusted the judgement of their deliverymen. I cancelled the order and looked elsewhere to find my sectional. My salesrep called me back and stated that they would be right back out within 1-3 days and convinced me to reactivate my order. The 1-3 day time frame was further pushed back until after New Year's as expected. I told my salesrep that I wanted the new delivery men to be abreast of the prior situation so that we would not have a repeat of the prior situation. He insisted yes they would be aware.
The day of delivery they called 2 hours earlier before my scheduled delivery time and luckily I had not left the house. Again unacceptable. Once arriving, they had no knowledge of the prior delivery and I told the young men in advance to remove the packaging which they did. After trying about 3 minutes or so they stated that they could not fit it through the door. I suggested moving the leg support and they objected immediately stating that it wouldn't matter and that they would get in trouble. I called my salesrep with high frustration and I told them I would remove them myself. After back and forth, the young man called Macy's himself to get authorization which he finally did.
Amazingly, the furniture fitted just as expected after removal of the legs. The absolute worse customer and delivery service I've ever encountered and I shopped at various stores in the DC/metro area. In my review I recommended that the furniture be obtained via other vendors and the manufacturer was Jonathan Louis. After submitting a customer survey about my experience, an older gentleman called me and was slightly rude. He said he was a delivery manager at Macy's and only told me this after I asked him what his position and affiliation was. He mentioned they took these surveys seriously and I laughed since the same issues have been documented for quite sometime now.
I might also mention that it was a pain to have the sales amount finally billed to my credit card because it was such a long delay from the day of purchase to the actual delivery. It involved back and forth between my card company and Macy's billing. This was certainly our first and last time dealing with Macy's home delivery service. Note that I am still waiting for these so called "gift cards" and my price adjustment refund. The BBB should take note of the practices being employed by Macy's at this point.
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2015
I purchased a 3 cushion couch in 2010 in May. In June I purchased a 2 cushion loveseat to match. In both cases I purchased the Worry No More Service insurance. I want to note that the 2 times I called for service... both were denied as covered. After 4 years, the pull on the ottoman side of the couch disconnected. It's not covered. Natural discoloration of the leather - it's not covered. I just want to warn others not to waste their money.
Reviewed Jan. 4, 2015
We bought a leather reclining sofa and chair from Macy's on Nov. 21, 2013. We were told to take the protection that we would get our money back at any time if we didn't use it. We are very careful with our purchases and knew we would never use it, but agreed. I, now, need a new mattress. I was going to buy it from Macy's. I asked about the Worrynomore policy and was going to use it towards the mattress. I was told it had to be in effect for 7 years and that we would only get store credit back. This was not how the salesperson presented it to us. I will never buy from them again!
Reviewed Dec. 31, 2014
I purchased a bedroom set the first of November. An item was on back order so the date was to be a month later - I agreed. That date came, no furniture. I contacted the customer service AND the salesperson for the furniture. After many emails, the salesperson repeated what the customer service said: "Sorry, it just arrived in Chicago, not Houston, and will be another 6 weeks before you can get it." Of course they said I could cancel the order and they would certainly understand. So easily said... But I had wanted it for Christmas, not the end of January 2015!!! I would NEVER recommend Macy's for any furniture purchases. This was an experienced salesperson. He had to know the policies within which Macy's works, and IF he didn't, shame on Macy's for not sharing. I wanted it so much I actually had driven out of state to get the purchase going earlier! Now my bank has declined the transaction because of the length of "pending." I will have to do the transaction all over again, which probably will not happen.
Reviewed Dec. 22, 2014
I purchased a king sized mattress set, along with the frame and a pad at Macy's in Austin, TX. They wanted to deliver it at an inconvenient time, so I called the customer service line and thought I had rescheduled the delivery with a person on the phone. The day she told me that it was scheduled came and it was not delivered. Then I went online and rescheduled again. The delivery was scheduled for today. I was not aware that there was a separate order number for the frame and the mattress set. Therefore, they delivered the frame, but not the mattress. I needed the mattress for Christmas visitors. When I called and reported that they had only delivered the frame, I was told they could not deliver the mattress set until the day after Christmas. There was nothing they could do. Then, believe it or not, I received an email congratulating me on the delivery of my mattress! The local store has no control over the delivery process. The answer was to offer me a $50 gift card. Tell that to my guest that now has to sleep on my couch.
Reviewed Dec. 4, 2014
We purchased a Hotel Collection bed a Natuzzi Edition Caruso couch from the Macy's Furniture Gallery at Cherry Creek in Denver, CO. We also signed up for the Macy's card to take advantage of the 12 month 0% financing. After going home and thinking about it, we decided to switch the Mattress to the Beautyrest Whitten Plush as it was cheaper and would arrive sooner. Called the salesperson (George **) who was happy to make the change over the phone and said he would mail us the new receipt. Later that day we were in the area and stopped in to thank him and make sure we were sure about the couch and lie on the bed one more time and picked up the receipt. We are currently waiting for the couch delivery. Honestly, we made our purchase and then I felt lots of buyers remorse and starting doing online research which didn't help my insecurities. I was worried about the quality of the Natuzzi Edition and the Macy's warranty. In the end, this is just furniture and I trust in Macy's to take care of any issues.
Reviewed Nov. 23, 2014
I have ordered a 5 pieces couch from Macy's at Nov 2nd. There is one piece waiting to be shipped from L.A. The sale man promised to deliver any available pieces to us before Thanksgiving if the one piece is not able to make it. We have double confirmed this with the salesman and remind him that the date is very crucial for us since we have guests for Thanksgiving. We ok with the arrangement that will shipped available pieces to us first before we confirm the purchase.
However, we call the store at Nov 21st. They told us that they cannot make it. We ask them about shipping the available pieces, they said they want to charge us more. After a long conversation, they said they will contact LA and call us back at Monday. At Nov 22nd, We found out the price was dropped from 2400+ to 2100+ while we visited another Macy's furniture store near Kent at Nov 22nd. We contacted the Redmond Macy's store to get the price readjust. They say it is illegal to adjust the price. They have to drop our order and reorder. They said our couch will not be able to make it at Dec 2nd???
We ask them to ship the pieces that available. They said we have to paid more for shipping. We mentioned it was promised by the salesman. But they said it is our fault. This is unacceptable. They make it like it is our fault and they never promise to shipped by Thanksgiving. We are so upset and have to deal with no couch for our guests for Thanksgiving. We are very disappointed to Macy's customer experience. This is the worst experience. Thanks for Macy's to bring me the worst holiday nightmare. I have to ask all my 20 guests to sit on the floor and thanking for Macy's.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2014
The mattress pad in the queen size doesn't cover the entire mattress. It measures 4 inches less in width than what's on the packaging which means the edges of the mattress could get soiled even with the pad in place. I requested a replacement and the second one is no better so now the side of the bed where I don't normally sleep has no coverage. I wonder if using my old mattress pad will void the warranty?
Reviewed Nov. 19, 2014
I had purchased a sectional sofa back in September but still waiting for delivery (8 weeks passed). The sales person initially told me that I would get the furniture delivered in about 2 to 3 weeks. Then I got an email from the customer service saying that the delivery would be delayed for about 3 weeks, and yet another email told me another week of delay, which is not even for delivery but availability at their warehouse before delivery. The time frame they promised is passed again and I don't hear anything from them. This is my very first time buying furniture from Macy's, but it will be my last time buying furniture from them. I think 2 to 3 months (not weeks) of delivery time is not really acceptable.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2014
Our family is having an incredible run-around trying to get a couch/sofa delivered. We couldn't be home an entire day- they don't tell you until the night before what "the window" is and, it turns out the 'the window" is 5 hours long! Who can leave work for that long?! We called to re-schedule and it has turned into one long nightmare. It was supposed to be delivered tomorrow- got a family member to arrange staying here all day. Now we find out tonight that no, it's NOT being delivered tomorrow. If it were up to me I would cancel this puppy NOW. But the fam wants the couch and Macy's promise is to get it here by Thanksgiving (a week from now). God only knows if it will get here. But I do know this I will NEVER even shop at Macy's furniture again. That way I will never order from them again. Good luck Macy's. Your future looks dim. Everyone who sits on the couch will hear about this for years to come.
Reviewed Nov. 13, 2014
I have been looking for several months for a new formal dining room set. Very unfortunately I found what I really liked at Macy's. I have never had no option to pick up furniture, a way to further save money. I could not believe the delivery charge of $185.00. That is 21% of total cost! I was not told this however at the actual furniture store. The salesman - not personable - said it would "be available Nov 30." When I called to order the same day, I was told the chairs were available Nov 30, the table Dec 20. How ridiculous! When I asked to speak to supervisor regarding this odd scheduling, I was told those dates were only when the furniture arrived 'somewhere' and it still had to be shipped here and could take additional 3 weeks! I was further informed I had to pay sales tax on shipping charge - what? Very frustrating and only because I had been looking for so long I gave in. I hope it looks good and is worth it all.
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