Albert
Sarasota,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, November 16, 2004
I own a furniture store, and it's business owners like this that give customers lack of confidence in dealing with legitimate businessmen. When a customer spends $ 4000 with us, we will do whatever it takes to keep them satisfied, no matter what it takes, or who's fault it is. Making a profit is not our most important issue. Treating customers like human beings, and giving them the respect they deserve is what's most important. By following that rule, the profits flow in automatically, and we never have to hide when customers return. Shame on you Linder's Furniture.
J. gregory
NEWPORT BEACH,#3Author of original report
Tue, November 16, 2004
I checked with the Southern California Better Business Bureau also. They rate Linder's as quote "We Rate this company as having an unsatisfactory business performance record based on a pattern of compliants alleging delays in delivery and refund disputes." I hope Phil Linder is very happy on how he treats customers of Linder's or may I say former customers.