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Complaint Review: 4 Companies: Mercantila.com South Shore Furniture UPS And VISA - San Francisco California
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4 Companies: Mercantila.com South Shore Furniture UPS And VISA
665 Chestnut St., 3rd Flr. San Francisco, 94133 California, U.S.A.
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4 Companies: Mercantila.com, South Shore Furniture, UPS, And VISA ripoff UPDATE: UPS Attempted Delivery==DAMAGED, so REFUSED! San Francisco California
On 09/29/2006, Shortly after filing and printing out my original RipOff Report, above, I was emailing Mercantila to provide a link to my report, when my doorbell rang. It was UPS trying to deliver my package!!!
Thankfully, I brought my RipOff Report printout and my latest UPS Tracking Report with me to the door--both came in handy.
First, I let the driver read my UPS Tracking Report, then I gave him my printed RipOff Report to read & take back to his superiors. I told the driver I had already called UPS to have them return the bed to the sender, since it appeared it would not be delivered to me.
Then I took notice of the box he had for me. It was obviously damaged beyond repair--both ends of the tall, skinny box were wide open, with frayed bits of wood sticking out. The box also showed signs it had been broken nearly in half at some point during shipping. I was shocked at the sight of it.
So, I said, "Even if this product had not been severely damaged in shipping, I would still be refusing it now, after what I'd been through the past few weeks. But, the damage just adds insult to injury. Please take this back to the sender, as I refuse to accept a package in such a state."
Then, I went back to my computer and finished my email to Mercantila--including the info I just wrote above!
Catherine
Castle Rock, Colorado
U.S.A.
Thankfully, I brought my RipOff Report printout and my latest UPS Tracking Report with me to the door--both came in handy.
First, I let the driver read my UPS Tracking Report, then I gave him my printed RipOff Report to read & take back to his superiors. I told the driver I had already called UPS to have them return the bed to the sender, since it appeared it would not be delivered to me.
Then I took notice of the box he had for me. It was obviously damaged beyond repair--both ends of the tall, skinny box were wide open, with frayed bits of wood sticking out. The box also showed signs it had been broken nearly in half at some point during shipping. I was shocked at the sight of it.
So, I said, "Even if this product had not been severely damaged in shipping, I would still be refusing it now, after what I'd been through the past few weeks. But, the damage just adds insult to injury. Please take this back to the sender, as I refuse to accept a package in such a state."
Then, I went back to my computer and finished my email to Mercantila--including the info I just wrote above!
Catherine
Castle Rock, Colorado
U.S.A.
