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  • Report:  #849589

Complaint Review: sleepy's

sleepy's my underage daughter was coerced by their sales manager to sign off on removal of the old mattress & box-spring after i had specifically ordered setup & delivery of the new items. Internet

  • Reported By:
    nicholas — mechanicsburg Pennsylvania United States of America
  • Submitted:
    Tue, March 06, 2012
  • Updated:
    Tue, March 06, 2012
My 15 year old daughter was coerced by the sales manager to sign off on removal of our old box-spring & mattress. I am fully disabled, walk with the aid of crutches & a back-brace, had informed the sales manager so, and had agreed to pay for set-up and delivery.

We had made this shopping trip on orders from our landlord, who insisted that my daughter's current mattress & box-spring were causing an unsafe environment.  She had observed several TV advertisements and claimed that we could purchase a new set for the one day half price sale with free delivery for as low as $199.99.

When we got to the store, driving in extremely inclement conditions, as I suspected we were told none of this was true, that the sale was over yesterday, and other dishonest sales information.  I cut to the chase.  I was able to come to an agreement on a purchase, and then she pulled her stunt of getting my daughter to sign off on old furniture removal.  I did not realize what my daughter had signed off on.  She told her "here you can sign this honey, it doesn't mean anything". 

I hold a retail sales licence.  Her conduct was completely unprofessional.  Their ad was being run.  Not a good experience. The only good thing I have to say is that after contacting the divisional sales manager, a chuck, employee#CB2104,  he arranged to have things taken care of.  I guess this is proof that no matter how bad foolish people attempt to foul things up.  Professional people make things happen.  I will never shop there again.

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Robert

Irvine,
California,
U.S.A.

Confused..

#2Consumer Comment

Tue, March 06, 2012

My 15 year old daughter was coerced by the sales manager to sign off on removal of our old box-spring & mattress
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What do you mean "sign off"?  Did she sign off to remove it or not remove it?  If it was to not remove it, since you were buying a new one wouldn't you want the old one removed?  Especially if it was unsafe?

Also, where exactly were you when she was signing these documents?

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