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Complaint Review: Stickley Audi Company - Manlius New York
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Stickley Audi Company
P O Box 480 Manlius, 13104-0480 New York, United States of America
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Stickley, Audi Company Stickley Furniture Company Expected Stickley Craftsmanship is No Longer Available Manlius, New York
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Aminy Audi, President
Stickley, Audi & Company
Post Office Box 480
Manlius, New York 13104-0480
re: Mission Oak Collection quality control
Dear Miss Audi:
We are recent purchasers of the Stickley 89-1170-035 TV Console and 89-0089-035 Single Costumer from an authorized Stickley dealer in Tigard, Oregon. The build quality of these items, as illustrated by the attachments hereto, is such as to render many of the representations contained in pages 1 through 13 of the Stickley Mission Collection catalog, such as pride in craftsmanship and to the best of my ability, lies, and the respective suggested list prices of $2,784 and $781 jokes in poor taste.
Surely there is a mistake; the referenced items cannot have been manufactured by Stickley. Are they perhaps illegal knockoffs from Tiajuana? See for yourself; view the attachments and notations thereon.
The photos are about to be published on the internet and in a hard copy periodical as a warning to others. Acquaintances who have viewed these pieces are astounded. There is little question Leopold, Gustav, and John George are turning over in their graves. The good name of Stickley has been shamed.
Respectfully,
Stickley, Audi & Company
Post Office Box 480
Manlius, New York 13104-0480
re: Mission Oak Collection quality control
Dear Miss Audi:
We are recent purchasers of the Stickley 89-1170-035 TV Console and 89-0089-035 Single Costumer from an authorized Stickley dealer in Tigard, Oregon. The build quality of these items, as illustrated by the attachments hereto, is such as to render many of the representations contained in pages 1 through 13 of the Stickley Mission Collection catalog, such as pride in craftsmanship and to the best of my ability, lies, and the respective suggested list prices of $2,784 and $781 jokes in poor taste.
Surely there is a mistake; the referenced items cannot have been manufactured by Stickley. Are they perhaps illegal knockoffs from Tiajuana? See for yourself; view the attachments and notations thereon.
The photos are about to be published on the internet and in a hard copy periodical as a warning to others. Acquaintances who have viewed these pieces are astounded. There is little question Leopold, Gustav, and John George are turning over in their graves. The good name of Stickley has been shamed.
Respectfully,
