Ryan
Orlando,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, October 07, 2005
I recently purchased a bedroom set by Bob Mackie and the quality of it was terrible for the price. It had cracks, discolorations, scratches, and the finish was peeling. Bob Mackie is supposed to be a high-end company but the quality stinks for the price. Fighting with company is impossible to get it replaced too. In addition, all they want to do to fix the problem is glue it or nail it. If I were you, I would get brand name furniture. Sorry you had to go through this and hope you get your money back.
Robert
Worcester,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, September 28, 2004
You mentioned that FUSA sent you a backlog acknowlegement in the mail? If I were you I would file a compalint with your local postal inspector. This may fall under mail fraud and if anyone can get at someone, the post office can. I too was ripped of by this crimminal. I cannot recover my losses from my CC Co but I want him behind bars. I am currently filling a postal mail fraud case with my local post office against Dean Warren owner of FUSA and the sales person who sent the order acknowlegement Marsha Fulp. I received the order acknowlegment in the mail.
Paul
Anaheim,#4Consumer Suggestion
Fri, September 24, 2004
Vivian, you're in Austin. The company is in North Carolina. How exactly did you buy this furniture? On a web site? And, how were they supposed to send it to you? In the mail? Hi, UPS, sign here for your dining table, mam? In general, there are several rules that apply here. One, never pay for something unless you get to carry it out to the car and drive away with it. Next, it's obvious they are stalling you. Don't bother calling. They're playing you for a fool. You'll never get a dime back. You waited so long, I have no idea how to reverse the charges. How did you pay? Check? Cash? Credit? Needless to say, the company has already received payment. It's just a question of time before they take the money and run, leaving you with a disconnected number. Your only hope here is to cause them legal trouble. To try to scare them into giving you a refund. That's assuming they haven't folded up shop and moved on already. Plus, frauds don't scare easily. They thumb their noses at the law. Plus, even if law-enforcement did drop by, all they would do is ask questions. The fraud would get up and be gone hours after the cops left. I'd say hopeless. There is one sure way. Get up, drive over and convince them in person. You're going to need a hatchet and a strong stomach to get your money back. Usually, after the first few chops, somebody decides it's easier to lose a few bucks rather than an arm or leg. I hope you worked on a farm as a kid! Of course, this kind of thing usually makes the six-o'clock news. In prison, the dining table is stainless steel. Would that match the rest of your decor? Tell me, isn't there any local furniture store in Austin? With a deal like this, you would have been better off to find an empty refrigerator box and turn it upside down as a dining table.