By oreilly8189 May 28, 2014
Horrible service. Quick to respond to your initial queries and to take your money. But after they send you a piece of junk and you have signed their ''as is'' contract before they shipped, they don't want to hear from you again. Ignored all our attempts to contact them about problems with machine and we're now out several thousand dollars. AVOID AT ALL COSTS. ...read more
By joshua k. at Judy's Book April 24, 2013
Went into the store to buy a sectional and found one I was very pleased with. I purchased the sectional put a down payment and arrange for delivery for two weeks. I was told I would recieve a call to confirm my order and to be notified of a... ...read more
By suzanneF944 at Citysearch June 10, 2012
I don't have one good word to say about Dunk & Bright Furniture as of today with the one exception of the sales girl Nadine. \t\nMy 80yr old mother went into the store yesterday with my sister, in search of some furniture for a condo she and my 84year old dad are purchasing as they can no longer keep up with the care of their home. These people have worked very hard for many years raised 5 children and suffered many setbacks throughout the years. With some extra cash from the sale of their home it was their plan to buy some nice bedroom furniture. She was interested in a double dresser that was in the clearance area in the basement. It was a beautiful piece of furniture and so she then found a headboard that was a close match for it. She needed to get my dad down there to look at it before she would make a purchase of several hundreds of dollars without his approval. The sales clerk puts a sold ticket on it to hold for them to come back in today and get his approval. As planned, they went in today and I tagged along. They said yes to the furniture and went about their business looking for livingroom furniture. The sales clerk approaches my parents and gives them the bad news that the dresser was sold to a man who came into the store after my mom left yesterday. Even though another sales clerk saw the sold sign on it, he pursued the sale and approached the manager and got his permission to sell it to this person who was offering cash to buy it. Without any concern to this person who just needed to have one day to let them know if they were getting it or not. I would think an honest business man would tell his sales person to get the gentleman's number and if it didn't sell to this person holding it, it would be his to purchase.\t\nI have no respect for this sales person whoever he or she is and I definitely have a feeling of disgust with the store manager over his actions. He not only upset my parents with his behavior but he took a sale away from one of his other employee's. \t\nThis is not business ethics I agree with, my husband and I are business owners and we've never treated our customers with anything but respect. That's what good business is, and that will carry you through many years of the public supporting you and passing on the compliments to others that may need your service. I will never recommend or have anything good to say about your furniture store after the way my elderly parents were treated by your Prize Winning Store Manager....... ...read more
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