Windsnake
Four Oaks,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, July 19, 2010
You do not mention what "parts" were missing. But one would assume that if they delivered your washer and dryer, you could have accepted the delivery and then arranged to pick up any "parts" at the store in-person at your convenience. The only "parts" that could possibly be missing would be a dryer cord, drain hose, or vent. Nothing that requires delivery by truck.
swisher43
Columbia,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, June 06, 2010
First off employee... I personally have experienced multiple stores that will work with you and deliver items when you are there and not at work. LOWES for one.
By being rude you just solidified the consumer complaint yet again. How about trying and apologizing for the misunderstanding next time? That might get people to respect your store again. Or don't volunteer that you are an employee.
Its a amazing HHgregg is in business still
Mike
Canton,#4UPDATE Employee
Thu, April 16, 2009
You should keep in mind that the salespeople, managers, and delivery drivers are also members of the public who also work for a living. We're all well aware of work schedules, however due to routing as many deliveries as possible on one trip and proceeding from one location to the next in logical order I don't know of any large companies that will deliver at a certain time on a certain day. Regardless of where you buy something the best plan is to have it delivered on a day you do not have work.