Brooke
Oak Harbor,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, June 27, 2005
Call the Market Manager or Home Office.. Employees type folks up for new merchandise with the intention of 'swapping' it for new merchandise which can take months to arrive. Most of the time this is not documented then overlooked. We encountered this often. If you call the Market Manager for that area or even Home Office things happen QUICK!! The store MUST give you those phone numbers when you request them. Do not state who you are or what it is regarding as you have already tried to enlist the stores help and they will likely say whatever they can to try to appease you or keep their rears out of trouble.
Brooke
Oak Harbor,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, June 27, 2005
Call the Market Manager or Home Office.. Employees type folks up for new merchandise with the intention of 'swapping' it for new merchandise which can take months to arrive. Most of the time this is not documented then overlooked. We encountered this often. If you call the Market Manager for that area or even Home Office things happen QUICK!! The store MUST give you those phone numbers when you request them. Do not state who you are or what it is regarding as you have already tried to enlist the stores help and they will likely say whatever they can to try to appease you or keep their rears out of trouble.
Brooke
Oak Harbor,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, June 27, 2005
Call the Market Manager or Home Office.. Employees type folks up for new merchandise with the intention of 'swapping' it for new merchandise which can take months to arrive. Most of the time this is not documented then overlooked. We encountered this often. If you call the Market Manager for that area or even Home Office things happen QUICK!! The store MUST give you those phone numbers when you request them. Do not state who you are or what it is regarding as you have already tried to enlist the stores help and they will likely say whatever they can to try to appease you or keep their rears out of trouble.
Brooke
Oak Harbor,#5UPDATE EX-employee responds
Mon, June 27, 2005
Call the Market Manager or Home Office.. Employees type folks up for new merchandise with the intention of 'swapping' it for new merchandise which can take months to arrive. Most of the time this is not documented then overlooked. We encountered this often. If you call the Market Manager for that area or even Home Office things happen QUICK!! The store MUST give you those phone numbers when you request them. Do not state who you are or what it is regarding as you have already tried to enlist the stores help and they will likely say whatever they can to try to appease you or keep their rears out of trouble.
Dawn
Cypress,#6Consumer Suggestion
Mon, June 13, 2005
Just like most rental agreements you should pay your rent on time every month, week. This will give you more ammo when you file a lawsuit to get the repairs or replacements done. Small claims should do it! No company wants to be sued. Just be sure to pay what the agreed amount is for your rental first. Then start pestering them again for the repairs you want and are stated in your rental agreement. Keep accurate records of every phone call and in person conversation as well as any written documentation of those conversations. This should help in any lawsuit you file. Hope this helps!