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Complaint Review: Kirby Vacuum - California
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Kirby Vacuum
kirby.com California, U.S.A.
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Kirby Vacuum DO NOT TRUST KIRBY VACUUM; DO NOT LET THEM IN YOUR HOME!!!! Fremont California
KIRBY VACUUM SALES PEOPLE ARE VERY PERSUASIVE AND PUSHY. ONCE YOU LET THEM IN IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET THEM OUT. DO NOT GO FOR THE OKEY DOKEY. THE VACUUM IS NOT WORTH IT. IT IS HEAVY, CUMBERSOME AND DOES NOT PICK UP ANY BETTER THAN LOWER PRICED VACUUMS. THE SALES PEOPLE WILL QUOTE ONE PRICE AND THEN CHARGE YOU ANOTHER WITH OUTRAGEOUS INTEREST. YOU WILL BE STUCK WITH A $2000+ BILL FOR A VACUUM ONLY WORTH $50. THE BELT IS DIFFICULT TO PUT ON THE ATTACHMENTS ARE EVEN MORE DIFFICULT TO USE. KIRBY VACUUMS ARE A SCAM, DO NOT BUT THEM, DO NOT LET THE SALES PEOPLE TRICK YOU, THEY ARE NOT WORTH IT. DO NOT FEEL OBLIGATED TO LISTEN TO THE SCAMMING SALES PEOPLE, DO NOT FEEL SORRY FOR THEM, TELL THEM TO GET AWAY FROM YOUR DOOR. WHAT IF YOU DECIDE THAT YOU REALLY DON'T WANT THE VACUUM ONCE YOU SIGN THE CONTRACT YOU ONLY HAVE A FEW DAYS TO CHANGE YOUR MIND--DON'T SIGN ANY CONTRACT. THE COMPANIES THAT THEY USE TO FINANCE THE VACUUM HIRE BELIGERENT, HOSTILE, RELENTLESS, ANGRY CRIMINAL SOUNDING AGENTS TO COLLECT PAYMENTS WHO WILL CALL YOU REPEATEDLY THREATENING, INSULTING ABOUT A VACUUM THAT DOESN'T WORK. KEEP KIRBY SALES PEOPLE OUT OF YOUR HOUSE. IF YOU WANT TO PAY AN OUTRAGEOUS AMOUNT FOR A VACUUM GO TO TARGET AND BUY A DYSON.
Todd
Fremont, California
U.S.A.
Todd
Fremont, California
U.S.A.
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Chinaski
Colombus,Ohio,
U.S.A.
Maybe it's time for American's to accept responsibility for their actions?
#2Consumer Comment
Thu, July 17, 2008
1) If someone in your house won't leave - Call the police. 2) Always read an entire contract before signing it. If you didn't follow the two rules above, and you find yourself in a legally binding contract, whether it for a vacuum or an automobile, chances are you would have wasted the same amount of money on the next door to door salesman's product. People don't understand two facts about Door to Door salesmen, and Direct lenders. 1) Of course it's a hard sell. Thats why they're profession is called, "salesperson." The more an individual sells, be it cars or sweepers or farm equipment, the more that salesperson makes. 2) It *is* a fact, a certain percentage of the population cannot say NO to sales pitches, or themselves. Either it's a vacuum, a car, a $2000 audio system in that car while your credit cards aren't getting paid, or the london bridge. I suppose it's unfortunate if you are one of the above people. I, on one hand, have never had a problem telling someone a) they're not coming in my house, or b) it is now time to leave my house. (Don't you have Jehova's where you live?) I learned, from my Mother, of all people, to read the fine print on anything you sign. I thought I was accepting a financial aid package "in case," I chose to attend a certain college. It turnes out I signed up for four years. People may say, "it's unethical to pursue a population that cannot say, "no," to a salesman." Have you bought a car or truck lately? You are aware that the price you paid for that vehicle, and the price the guy before you paid for the same model, may vary by thousands of dollars, right? If you're travelling, you will probably pay more than locals, from street vendors and such. Are you aware of that? It's the same thing and it's perfectly fine for some people to do, but not others? I've never seen a Kirby, or a Kirby Salesperson. But I know there there is no dang way I'd agree to pay $1000 for any vacuum. And, if I had, I wouldn't try to get out of it a month later. Just like I pay my credit card bill on time every month. They're raping me on interest, but I signed the contracts and I borrowed the money. I can't call CaptilOne and tell them I want out of the deal because I was pressured by the salesperson at sears to buy that new 26HP John Deer Garden Tractor, can I?
