rebecca
fairport,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Sun, February 24, 2002
Regarding your experience at Raymour & Flanigan...I was Customer Service Manager and Sales Manager for almost six years for this company. When taking delivery of anything (furniture or otherwise) you should carefully inspect everything before the drivers leave your home. If you find they have delivered the wronge merchandise and you don't need it that day to say, "hold up your mattress" you should refuse the item or items until you get what you ordered. The same goes for damaged merchandise. It is the drivers responsibility to deliver the merchandise in good condition. However, if you opt the quality inspector to come out to your home and correct any problems it should end there. The merchandise should be repaired to your satisfaction. I can assure you the owners of Raymour and Flanigan would expect nothing less from their stores. If you have spoken with the Store Manager and did not get satisfactory results ask to speak directly with the Operations Regional and the Operations Regional only. You should get results in a timely fashion. I assure you that I would personally NEVER work for a company that did not put their customers first....as a long term employee I know first hand that this is an isolated incident that can be solved to your satisfaction should the right person hear about it. Hope any of this helps you !!