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Sears Leaky Roof problem
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LONGWOOD, FLORIDA -- In March 2012 we noticed water stains and a crack in our ceiling due to a leaky roof. We consulted Sears and they set up a presentation which told us that they offer extensive training to their roofers and that any plywood damage would be replaced. The roofers were shown the water damage and crack inside. In April 2012, the roofers installed new roof shingles, but arrived with no plywood. They told only a few small pieces needed to be replaced. About a month later, we noticed wetness on the ceiling and wet line during a rainy day while sitting in the living room, at the site of the original leaky spot. Also the wet spot would dry within a day or two. Immediately we called the Sears representative and he directed us to call the regional office.
They came out on a dry day and said we see only the old stain. They took pictures each time they came out. They did not check the roof. Sears service logs document this service call and state that we needed to call back during a rainstorm so they could detect the source of the leak. We called Sears during a rainstorm as instructed. Sears sent out a man to check where the leak was coming from. He did not walk the length of the roof space and I was present during his examination. He did not see a leak but noted the floor board was damp. Sears service logs have omitted this service call and we received no paperwork from the serviceman. We called Sears a third time to complain about the same problem. Sears sent a contractor who caulked the crest of the roof and around a pipe coming from the ceiling, after which he announced that the roof was fixed. Sears service logs have omitted this service call and the contractor refused to give us any paperwork.
We recently noticed the water damage had spread about in diameter about three feet further on the ceiling sheetrock and additional cracks in the ceiling. We hired a professional leak detection company who documented that the water damage was from the roof leakage and identified a large leak in the roof right above the cracks in the ceiling. He also provided us with photographs of the roof leak and water meter readings that were off the charts. On May 10 2014 an independent roofing contractor inspected our roof in order to provide us an estimate on repairs. He "saw daylight" in our attic, indicating gaps in the coverage of the roofing. While walking on the roof with him, he showed us that the roofing bounced up and down under our steps, demonstrating the gaps between the shingles and the rotten plywood. His repair estimate totaled $9500, and included replacing all the plywood.
Sears products are expensive and the district managers and roofers they use are rude and unprofessional. Sears is clearly in breach of our contract which specified they would "Replace any rotten wood found in the deck area at a rate of $2.90 per square foot". The roof inspector lacked the proper training and did not do a through evaluation. The roofers did not replace the rotted plywood as was agreed to before we signed our contract with Sears. This resulted in them putting new roofing, poorly done, on rotten plywood. The water damage has grown about three feet in diameter and we have additional cracks in our ceiling. We are very displeased with Sears and will not be using them in the future.
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What happened to Sears ? Part 2 Legal issues (useful for everyone)
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SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA -- If someone hasn't had a chance to read my previous complaint regarding my purchase of a defective refrigerator from Sears Outlet, it's not a big deal. Here is the bigger issue: I wanted to return it immediately, but I was told that appliances bought from Sears Outlet are subject to repair only, unless a Sears Product Repair Technician determines that the appliance is not repairable!
Oops! I wish I knew it before I bought it. Let's go ahead and take a look at some legal issues. It might be very useful for everyone:
"California law requires that retailers who have a policy of not providing a cash refund, credit or exchange when an item is returned with proof of purchase within 7 days of purchase must inform consumers about their refund policies by conspicuously placing a written notice about their policies, in language that consumers can understand, so that it can be easily seen and read. The policy must be displayed either at each entrance to the store, at each cash register and sales counter, on tags attached to each item, or on the company's order forms, if any. A return policy printed only on a receipt, for example, is not sufficient. If a store violates this law (California Civil Code section 1723), the purchaser can return an item for a full refund within 30 days of purchase". (Copied from California Attorney General's Return Polices web page http://oag. ca.gov/consumers/general/refund_policies)
Unfortunately at Sears Outlet I did not see any sign regarding their Return Policy - neither on the item, nor at the cash register or entrance. None of the employees ever mentioned the terms of the Return Policy to me.
I believe that Sears Outlet Return Policy sign must be written something like: "Sears Outlet has a policy of not providing any refunds or exchanges unless a Sears Product Repair Technician determines that the appliance is not repairable " or "The sales are final". Is it understandable? Yes, it is, but it was not there.
The part of my receipt which called the Customer Solution Commitment states: Return Policy-Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back. We will be happy to accept your "In Warranty" returned product after a product Repair Technician has determined the product is not repairable…...Our goal is that you are completely satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you are not satisfied, simply return your purchase in its original packaging....
First of all, it is not clear what is going to happen if product is repairable. What if I don't want it to be repaired? I am assuming that as soon as their goal for me to be completely satisfied I have a right to simply return the product according to their own Policy, even if "Sears will not be happy" to accept my returned product after a product Repair Technician has determined the product is repairable.
Sears Outlet sells the previously returned items. Of course, it's in their best interest to get rid of this items under any circumstances. That's the point of the Return Policy they have. Besides the fact that I've never seen Sears Outlet Return Policy anywhere but on my receipt, I was not even able to understand the "language" they used. Sears Outlet Return Policy written on my receipt is vague in order to keep their customers in the dark. If I would have known the real terms of Sears Outlet's Return Policy, I would never even entered the store!
In cases like mine most people will give up and keep the item they bought. That's what Sears is counting on. I am not going to. I believe that my rights as a consumer have been violated as well as California Civil Code.
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trmn8r on 05/10/2012:
You have provided initial details not in your original complaint. After reading the original, it didn't make sense to me. Now the situation is clear - you have stated the policy and you were made aware of the policy when you initialed that you had been made aware. This is much stronger than posting a sign or printing it on a receipt, in my opinion. This looks like a contract. Therefore, I don't see that the Sears Outlet did anything wrong.
If you didn't understand that statement that you initialed, you should have asked for further explanation. That's my read. Good luck in court.
BigAl on 05/10/2012:
At first glance it seems as if the customer has signed away their rights by initialing the return policy. I think it will take a very good lawyer and some luck for the customer to prevail.
CowboyFan on 05/10/2012:
As the OP stated, the notice can be on the retail seller's order form, under California law. This indicates that a sign is not needed, if on the sale form it is listed-especially when initialed by the customer. The laws purpose seems to be that you can't just put it on the back of a receipt like the ones from the grocery store. Sears seems to have an actual contractual form notifying the person of the limitations on returns.
SearsCare on 05/14/2012:
Dear nataliagodina,
We apologize for any continued frustrations you may be going through. We have responded to your original posting, and our offer still stands to speak with you and go over the options we have in order to assist. At your convenience please contact our office via email at firstname.lastname@example.com and a dedicated case manager will contact you directly. In the email, please provide a contact phone number and the phone number your refrigerator was purchased under (if different than the contact phone number) and we will call you directly. Also, in your email, please provide your screen name "nataliagodina" you used to post on this site, for reference to your issue, and we do look forward to talking to you soon.
Thank you,
Stephanie L.
Social Media Moderator
Sears Social Media Support
madconsumer on 05/14/2012:
thank you searscare for assisting with consumer issues on our site!
I know they appreciate it.
trmn8r on 05/14/2012:
I'm not sure the OP will have much to be thankful for in this case. They signed and initialed a contract which specifically states terms they are now challenging.
Janet on 07/28/2012:
I found this post during a search because I purchased a dryer from Sears that seems to be irreparable. I have had my dryer repaired "under warranty" twice now and I've only had the machine for 5 months. The first repair was right around that 90 day return period. It has broken down again - making this the 3rd time within 5 months. The problem is, they won't replace it unless they determine that it's irreparable. My point I'm getting to is the first notice of defect was within 90 days. Seems to me that they still have an obligation for an "implied warranty." I've kept all my repair receipts and emails regarding scheduling repairs. I called tonight to find out what they were going to do since this is the 3rd time and time between repairs seems to be getting more frequent. They wanted me to take more time off work! I asked to speak with a higher up or someone who handles warranties and they told me I would have to call back tomorrow. We will see what they say... I plan to seek legal advice over this if I don't get a good response from Sears when I call tomorrow. I suggest you do the same as well. Companies should not be allowed to get away with profiting off of selling defective merchandise! Hopefully you have kept good documentation as I have. Good luck!
Jessie on 08/24/2012:
Janet - I'm going through a similar experience with Sears now - I'm wondering if you dropped it or kept up with Sears? I am considering a lawsuit and wondering if you did the same?
I expect that Stephanie L from SearsCares will reply to us both, but, it should be known to all that the people posting here have already had multiple conversations with the escalation team to no avail. I waited 105 minutes to talk to the "escalation team" this week.
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They Cut Granite In My Home While I Was Out With No Wet Saw Or Tenting. Totally Ruined My Home!!!!
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ASHBURN, VIRGINIA -- It has been a living [snip] with granite dust throughout my entire home. They ruined all of my new appliances with scrapes and dents. My hardwood flooring, granite counters, furnishing also have been ruined.
Imagine 911 on a smaller scale dust wise! Sears said the subs were at fault. FSA said go to [snip]. Hired a lawyer and its been over 2 yrs and I have over $100,000 in damage. Not to mention my health issues from breathing the stuff.
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DieHard Men's 6 inch Nubuck Work Boot - Tan - Complaint
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GOLF MILL NILES, ILLINOIS -- If your thinking about purchasing DieHard Work Boots. Check out the reviews on their website you'll be shocked. I cannot believe they would put their name on such a inferior work boot.
DieHard Boots were in my opinion the best work boot's in the industry, comfortable, priced right and they went the distance and were Made in the America. I was disappointed to see they were being made in Korea. Still purchased them and they were a quality product, the leather uppers would wear out before the soles. I was very disappointed to see they were being Made in China. Still purchased them and that's when everything changed.
Bought 2 pairs at the same time. Wore one pair for over a year and retired them, took the other new pair out of the box. The soles of these were a little sticky. Wore them for a short period of time less than 3 months. The soft composite material that the sole was glued to literally crumble apart. I work for a home improvement company and I'm in customers homes, I had to pick up the pieces of my boots threw out this house because they started to fall apart. (thank goodness for duck tape) I was embarrassed to say the least.
And to add insult to injury, I took the defective product and I sent it registered mail to S.e.a.r.s Holdings Corporation in Hoffman Estates, IL to the former CEO Mr Louis DâAmbrosio, they received it and I never got a response. Sear's 90 day warranty for shoes and boots is worthless. I've stopped purchasing foot wear Made in China because its the poorest of quality. High profit margins for them, poor quality boots and shoes for their customers.
I will not purchase new boots 2, 3 or 4 times a year that would be nuts.
It will be far less expensive to purchase American Made boots.
I purchased a pair of boots from Farm & Fleet back in 2009, though I didn't the way they looked. Dark brown with a black sole. I prefer the buck skin color and the lighter sole. They are Made in the U.S.A. and have lasted.
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Old Timer on 07/10/2013:
Amen, buy American whenever possible.
(yes, companies like Sears and Wal-Mart are making that a tough task)
Searscares on 07/10/2013:
Dear albert7512,
Please accept our apologies for the troubling experience surrounding your boots. It is our goal at Sears to provide our customers with the highest quality of products and service. I am sorry that we disappointed you. Since apologies don't resolve your problems, we like to speak to you and provide you with any necessary assistance to make sure this issue is resolved. Please send the following information – contact #, screen name (albert7512) and the phone # used at time of purchase to firstname.lastname@example.com. We look forward talking to you soon.
Thank you,
Edwin C.
Social Media Moderator
Sears Social Media Support
John Nicholson on 07/10/2013:
It is imperative nowadays that you look to see where things are made. Anything made in China is suspect and you are assured it is cheaply made and will not last. Period. Unless the item is so cheap you cannot pass it up and know that you will junk it sooner, rather than later, look for the "made in USA" label.
A good, US-made shoe are Red Wing shoes. They make fine workboots, etc. Made in Minnesota. Check them out. Sears is now part of KMart. That should tell you something.
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Broken Hood Latch!! - HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE
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YUMA, ARIZONA -- December 28, 2009-6:00 p. m: Myself and a friend, arrived at Sears, in our town to purchase 4 new tires for my 1999 Volkswagen Beetle. About an hour or so, prior to that, we had an oil change done. Earlier during that day, my friend had spoken to Dave (the Manager of the Auto Shop area) on the phone, regarding prices of tires, etc. Dave quoted her a price on tires, and assured her they had 4 in stock.
When we arrived at the store, we were assisted by one of the Associates, Jonatthan. Dave had gone home for the day. Jonattan advised us that they did not have the tires in stock that Dave had talked to my friend about.. He helped us by looking for some other tires, and we decided on another set that was on sale, and in stock. We also agreed to have an alignment, tires balanced, and a free inspection on our bug to see if it needed anything else.
We were in the waiting area, and after an hour or so, Jonattan came back and advised us that they had looked at our bug. He then proceeded to give us an estimate of things/work that my bug supposedly needed. That amount totaled to about $700.00. The first thing he mentioned to us was that we needed an oil change. We were surprised because we had just gotten an oil change prior to arriving at the store. Needless to say, it bothered us that they told us that. It made us wonder how many other times they have done this to other customers!!
8:00 p. m.: Jonattan called us back to the shop because there was an issue. My friend walked back with Jonattan. I was very tired of waiting, and I didnât feel like going back there, so I stayed behind in the waiting area. As they were walking to the back, I overheard Jonathan telling my friend, âWhatâs wrong with your latch? Itâs brokenâ. She then told him âWhat do you mean? No itâs notâ. While in the shop, she SAW the techs poking at the latch area with screwdrivers. They advised her that the hood would not close. My friend also tried to close the hood as well, and it wouldnât shut.
Jonattan then called another manager to see what could be done, as it had been confirmed that the latch was indeed broken on my bug, and my hood would not close. Since it was closing time, they asked us to come back the next morning and talk to Dave the Auto Shop Manager to see what could be done. We were extremely upset because of what the techs had done to my car. We drove home with my hood that would not shut properly, and my latch dangling. It was very obvious that they had broken it. There is absolutely no doubt in our minds that the hood to my bug was working properly prior to this incident!
December 29, 2009-1:00 p. m.: My friend and I returned to the shop to talk to Dave. He asked us to pull the vehicle up to one of the stalls. His techs started working/looking at our hood. After about an hour or so, he called us back and advised us in a very sarcastic manner, that âHis guys did not break it, and that they were not going to fix it. He said I will fix this (pointing to the top part of the hood), but we will not fix the latch part, because we did not break itâ. He also tried to tell us that my friend had broken it when she tried closing the hood the evening before!! He gave us some more excuses as to why it wasnât their fault. He also tried to say that the latch had not been installed correctly to begin with. Iâve had it for a year now, with no problems at all!
We were extremely upset at the way that he was talking to us, and also because he tried to tell us that it was my friend's fault. That she had broken it. It was very obvious that our hood was closing perfectly fine before arriving at the shop the prior evening. So in other words, we drove in with a perfectly working hood, and came out with a broken latch, and a hood that did not close.
Dave then proceeded to give us a number to call (1-800-549-4505). The last question he made to us was, âSo youâre sure that your hood was working correctly before bringing it here?â We told him âYes of course!â then he told us âOkay, Iâll talk to my techs!â That was the end of our conversation.
1:46 p. m.:I called the Sears 800 number and spoke to Cindy. I explained what had taken place. I also told Cindy that I was afraid of driving on the freeway because I had to take it to get to work, and I was concerned about the hood flying open or something. She apologized, took my information down, and advised me that she was going to submit my complaint, and that someone would be contacting me in 24-48 hours.
3:13 p. m: I called the Sears, and I was transferred to the Store General Manager. As I was speaking to her, she advised me that she was aware of the complaint, and that she had it noted that according to the Auto Shop department, it was our fault and that we had broken the latch on the hood. I advised her that the statement was incorrect. She was very unprofessional and quite rude and used a tone that tried to belittle me, and I did not appreciate that at all.
December 31, 2009-1:02 p. m.: Once again I called the Sears 800 number to find out what the status of my complaint was. This time I spoke to Cindy, who advised me that District Managers would not be available until the following week, due to the holidays, and that someone should be contacting me then. She reiterated to me what my complaint was, and what the store had corresponded, which was of course, that they did not break my latch and that it was our fault. She then advised that I should contact the Operations Manager at Sears.
2:02 p. m.:I called the store, to see if she was available for me to speak with. I was advised that she was out until the following week, due to the holidays.
January 04, 2010- 3:52 p. m.: After waiting all day for a call from the District Office, I called the Sears 800 number. I was connected to Linda who was extremely ânastyâ to me, and very unprofessional. She also reiterated to me what she had noted as my complaint, and the response from the Auto Shop (which was by the way, totally incorrect). The store stated âThat they had talked to ME, and that I had said the latch was broken previously, and that I had broken the latch when closing the hoodâ. I corrected Linda on the fact that I was not the one they had dealt with, but rather my friend.
I did advise her that the statement was totally incorrect. She then told me that my complaint had not YET been submitted to the District Office. I was very upset at the fact that they had treated my case as if it did not matter. She then advised that she would submit it to District Office and that a District Manager would be contacting me in 2 business days. I asked her who the District Manager was, and she said âshe didnât knowâ, and refused to give me a name.
Linda also advised me that she recommended calling their insurance. She gave me their name and phone number (1-800-352-1521). Her demeanor and customer service relations were absolutely horrible and rude.
5:30 p. m.- Once again the both of us went in to try to talk to a Store Manager in hopes of getting something resolved. We were able to talk to the Operations Manager. She was extremely helpful, and we appreciated her attention and concern. We explained everything to her once again. She advised we fill out insurance paperwork, get estimates, and take pictures, and gave us Corrineâs name so that we can submit our paperwork to her.
January 6, 2010 - No call received from District Manager. I was advised by Linda that I would be receiving a call from someone today.
January 7, 2010 - I did not receive a call from the District Office/Manager today either. I am at work all day, and I donât have time to call that office everyday. I really donât think I should have to, especially after I was assured my complaint would be submitted and that someone would be contacting me. Itâs been a couple of days already. This is extremely disappointing.
January 08, 2010 - Went in to the store to submit our insurance paperwork. Of course, Corrine was unavailable. We submitted our paperwork along with pictures as advised earlier during the week. Ruben advised he had to take pictures himself. As he was doing that he said they had mentioned to him, "something about a wire". We had no idea what he was referring to, and wondered what that had to do with anything. He showed us a little wire on the latch (shown in the pic). The point was that they broke the latch to my hood, and now my hood won't shut properly!! It was fine before taking it in there, and they are only trying to make any excuse they could, to say that it was our fault!
January 11, 2010-I have yet to hear from anyone at the Sears Auto Shop Deptartment here in town, or their District Office.
Since December 28, 2009 I have been driving my vehicle with the hood not shutting down all the way. I am concerned it could pop open and that something could happen.
Just about everyone from this company that we have come in to contact with (aside from the Ops Manager), has treated my friend and I with such disregard and unprofessionalism, that it really makes me wonder if these employees donât realize that ethical behavior is demonstrated not only in how they act toward others, but also in how they treat property that is brought to them.
This has been a horrible experience!
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Anonymous on 01/11/2010:
Wow this sounds like an awful experience......but typical of a company to do. Obviously the workers lied so they wouldn't get in trouble. Will definitely think twice before bringing my vehicle to Sears.
NBS on 01/12/2010:
Thanks so much,and yes, be careful please. There is no need for all this stress and nonsense! If they had just admitted it from the beginning, it would have saved all of us a lot of frustration. They're lucky my hood has not popped open while I'm driving! (knock on wood)
redmx3racer on 01/12/2010:
I've had the cable snap/latch break when I have released the hood latch before on several vehicles. It's not all that uncommon (esp. in an 11 year old car) and it's not a hard fix either. And you don't know it is broken until it actually breaks. It probably would have broken on whoever opened the hood. I don't see why Sears did not just fix it and am surprised that they would let a customer leave without being able to properly secure the hood.
RestaurantGuy on 01/12/2010:
While I understand your frustration with the whole incident, I am afraid that it is going to come down to your work against the auto shop at Sears word. The bad thing here is they will side with the auto shop. Without any proof that they actually broke your latch I'm not sure they will fix it for you. It sucks but unfortunately that is how insurance companies work. Good luck and I would just get it fixed on my own
SearsCare on 01/13/2010:
To NBS,
First allow me to apologize for the delay in responding to this post. My name is Brian and I am part of the Sears Cares escalations team. I am sorry to hear about these issues you've had with the local Automotive service center. This is very concerning to us and we'd like to investigate further to see what needs to be done to get this resolved for you. At this point we need to step in and handle the situation for you. The hood not closing is a very serious safety issue and needs to be taken care of. We are also very concerned about how you have been treated by the Sears representatives you have spoken with. This is not acceptable by any Sears standard and we will be addressing it. At your convenience, please contact my office via email at email@example.com so we can help and you don't have to continue to be frustrated by this. In the email, please provide a contact phone number and we will call you directly. Also, please provide the screen name (NBS) used to post here for reference to this issue, and we do look forward to talking to you soon.
Thank you,
Brian J.
Senior Case Manager
Sears Cares
alyssaono on 06/07/2010:
I had a very similar problem at Midas this week but I can't seem to find a replacement latch. any suggestions?
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Sears - Don't Bother Them With Problems
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Below is documentation of a complaint I filed with Sears and their, well, answer? You will need to go to the bottom of this page for the full story! By the way no resolution to the problem as of 7/19/2011 5:38 PM, no phone call, no nothing! Just the responses below. So good to be a "Sears valued customer! NOT!
Good Morning Eleanorkopen,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We owe you an apology.
Eleanorkopen, we are sorry for any inconvenience you encountered with our service regarding the order. We know that your time is valuable and we appreciate the fact you took the time to give us feedback on our performance.
We are listening to what you have to say. The feedback that you have provided today regarding our service will be taken into consideration as we continue to enhance our services to meet the needs of our customers, (including you) going forward.
Many of the changes that we have made have been a result of feedback from customers like you.
We want to make you happy. Take our survey to tell us how we're doing.
Make sure you're registered at Sears.com for emails, so we can stay in touch!
Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance. We hope that you will continue to make Sears your choice for future purchases.
You can reach us through telephone at our toll free # at: 1-800-349-4358 and also you can chat with us online.
We thank you for your patience and cooperation. We are here for you! Please reply should you have any further questions. We value your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Have a wonderful day!
DonâÂÂt forget to visit Sears.com often to check out our Deal of the Day.
Look for Great Ideas throughout the store and find Sears exclusive innovations from great brands like Sony, Kenmore, NordicTrack, Craftsman and Reebok.
Shop www.Sears.com now to pick up great products for the season.
Collin T (tsingh9)
Sears Customer Care
help@customerservice. Sears.com
>>>>>>>>>> Original Message Follows: ------------------------
And by the way, I have spent so much time on this its not funny!
1) I tried to place the order via website on Tuesday
2) I tried again to place the order on Weds.
3) I tried again to place the order on Thursday the web and no luck, I then spent over an hour on the phone via live chat with agent Rosy, who advised me that I needed to make changes to my computer., which I did and still no luck.
>4) Thursday evening I called the 800 numbers, spoke to an agent ( I think his name was Rodney) who could not help me., he tried to place the order for me and could not. He also suggested I try to order from the Kmart web site. He also told me he would send in a request to the IT dept and let them know of my problem and that I would get a call or email. I did not get either. I tried again and could not. I then called to the Kmart 800 number and was told there was a problemm with the website, he had no idea when it would be fixed to try again.
5) On Friday I tried again and again and again. Still no luck On Friday night I Called Kmart to order. I spent over an hour on the phone with that agent. He tried to place the oder AGAIN and could not. I asked him why I could not place the order over the phone, he said I could not, that I was blocked and that he would also sent a request to the IT department for resolution. I asked the agent how long DOES IT TAKE to resolve a problem like this, he told me it could take up to 72 hours. He assured me that my order was IN THE SYSTEM and that when the issue was resolved I could either try to place my order or call in, the order was there I would just have to give my credit info when I called.
6) I tried again on SUNDAY, yesterday, no luck, no emails and I called again. I spoke Agent Dolby and I asked to speak with a supervior. I sopke to Lydia agent # 59759 who told me that THERE WAS NO ONE IN THE IT DEPARTMENT ON THE WEEKENDS TO FIX THIS PROBLEM. WHAT?????
THEN SHE SUGGESTED I PLACE THE ORDER WITH HER AGAIN! I told Lydia that if this issue was not resolved BY MONDAY MORNING I WAS GOING TO CONTACT SEARS CORPORATE OFFICE. And this is the reply you sent me.
7) I don't just have one Item I was trying to order it was 20!!!!! Oh and yes I was also told online I was not permitted to order more that 10 ITEMS AT A TIME!
So there you have it and know why I am so frustrated and I will be getting in touch with the corporate office to let them know just how bad service from the website is. I would suggest fixing this problem before they get in touch with you.
Thank you
> From: eleanorkopen
>To: Sears Feedback
>Sent: Mon, July 18, 2011 10:09:57 AM
>Subject: Re: Page Feedback Sears.com (KMM18091428I15977L0KM)
I have already done this. This order I tried to place on Saturday night, the agent I spoke to told me that the order was in the system. Am I to believe that this agent was not correct? That I need to place this order again?
> From: Sears Feedback
>To: eleanorkopen
>Sent: Mon, July 18, 2011 8:29:31 AM
>Subject: Re: Page Feedback Sears.com (KMM18091428I15977L0KM)
>> >> >
Dear Valued Customer,
> >
Thank you for contacting Sears.com.
We are glad to assist you.
> >
I'm sorry to hear that your shopping experience with us has not met your expectations since you are unable to place an order and you have even tried contacting our associates regarding this issue.
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>>Share your feedback here:: I don't know what's going on, but I am very upset and will be calling and emailing the corp office in the morning. I have tried to place an order since Tuesday and I have call THREE times to have this problem fixed and no one can place my order nor can I. I keep getting messages to call the 800 number to resolve the issue or to place an order. NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE and then I am asked to fill out a survey! And I can't do that either. YOU HAVE A PROBLEM ON YOUR END THAT IS BLOCKING ME FROM ORDERING AND EVEN YOUR REPS CAN NOT PLACE THE ORDER FOR ME. AS FAR AS CUSTOMER SERVICE SEARS GETS A BIG FAT 0. I have lost points on my ebates accounts, sale prices on what I wanted and most of what I wanted to purchase is more than likely out of stock and your sale prices will be gone. I do most of my shopping with Sears and am VERY DISAPPOINTED THAT THIS ISSUE IS STILL NOT RESOLVED. This matter should have been expedited by now !
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My name is Susan and I am part of the Social Media Escalations team at Sears and I am very concerned about what I have read here. We would like to help. We are a single point of contact for escalated concerns which means we step into a situation and handle it start to finish with one Case Manager. My immediate concern is the time and effort you expended to place an order with Sears.com and still no order was apparently shown by Sears.com. I am also concerned that you have not received a phone call or any communication from Sears.com at all. We value your business and want to help you resolve this issue. We are part of the Corporate office and will help you get this sorted out. At your convenience, please contact our office at firstname.lastname@example.com so you don't have to continue to be impacted by this. Please send us an email. In the email, please provide a contact phone number and the phone number the items were purchased under (if different than the contact phone number) and we will call you directly. Also, in your email please provide the screen name (eleanorkopen6) for reference to your issue and we do look forward to talking to you soon.
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Jay on 07/19/2011:
The frustration you have described here is typical of the service from Sears. They even do a poor job of appearing to care. As is evidenced by the two almost identical computer generated responses you got from them. Really pitiful. But that is their norm.
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Sears.com Marketplace a step back in time
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I had seen a complaint on a popular consumer feedback website (my3cents) only a month ago about someone who had ordered an item from a Sears "Marketplace" vendor. On Sears.com, they partner with third parties - this is obvious when you are browsing an item, as it says "Marketplace Item" and the button says "Go to website". One of the pluses of Marketplace vendors is they tend to have slightly lower prices than elsewhere.
The problem the person complained about was they didn't realize they were not buying from Sears, and it turned out the item was delayed because the third party didn't have it in stock.
In my case, I knew I was buying from a third party (Next Step Shoes or NextStep Shoes), but foolish me thought I would get at least Twentieth Century tracking to know when my product was shipped and when I could expect it.
What I got was an email confirming my order, and then a day later an email that cryptically informed me that my item was being obtained, which usually take 5-7 business days. In other words they didn't have it, and I was left to assume it would be shipped by them once it was.
Thus, I checked the order status page inconveniently provided by Next Step each day. I did this for 8 days, and it said "Tracking number not available" and the shipping status was "Ordered".
Today the UPS man strolled down my driveway, and I knew why he was here but didn't expect him. I went online 30 minutes after he left, and the inconveniently provided status read "Shipped" and "Tracking Number not available".
Actually, the status was "Delivered". In this day and age, not making a tracking number available for a UPS shipment is unacceptable. I didn't mind the delay anywhere near as much as not being able to plan delivery. I will never use a Sears Marketplace vendor again, nor Next Step Shoes. I'll be leaving Next Step a complaint as my Last Step, individually. It isn't worth saving $5 or $10 to be left in the dark!
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Jan on 08/12/2014:
I also ordered from the market place- another vendor. It has been a disaster. Trying to return the order because it is not what I ordered has been a nightmare.
Sears customer service reply- "i am sorry for the inconvenience." But nothing gets resolved!!!!! I will never order off sears.com again
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Loyal Customer Turned Sour.
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WISCONSIN -- The following is a story about a valued customer who was very loyal to Sears parts; until Sears did not value them as a customer anymore. So right after Thanksgiving our Kenmore stove stopped working, not bad considering our stove is 9 years old. I figure the stove quality did pretty well for 9 years. So quick background on myself; Iâm an electronics technician, so I troubleshoot the stove to the circuit board, bad component on board. So being a loyal customer I have always ordered parts through Sears not even doing a comparison shopping for cheaper prices. The last three years of getting parts for my Sears snow blower have always been good.
The circuit board would not be shipped to me without a technician coming out. Makes sense to me since it is a stove and high voltage, perhaps concern with house fires. So I scheduled an appointment for Dec 20, 2013 since my wife will be home. I put a detailed note about the circuit board be needed. This would be my first red flag. The technician comes out and does not have the circuit board and read my notes that day at the house. My wife requests a new circuit board and not a refurbished circuit board (never know what other issues may arise). Technician states he needs to order board and will have shipped to house and come back to reinstall the circuit board. So labor was $125 that day and for the return visit. The stove part was $354. Total bill $436 (red flag could probable buy a new stove).
Part is supposed to arrive before January 4, 2014 and the technician will be out that day. The day before the circuit board comes; we get a phone message of the part being on back order. So we call Sears and they are not sure of when the part is coming, so we reschedule the appointment not sure when. Sears states will call back next week Monday. Monday comes and goes no phone message or email message. So we talk to a person at Sears who states after 28 days if we donât have the part they will replace the stove (another red flag). Still not sure when part is coming in.
So on January 10, we are like why not replace the stove why wait 28 days talked to another Sears person, Sears is now backpedaling on the replacement of the stove, my guess they figured out the stove is not a new stove, but 9 years old. She states a 20% of a new stove for us. Which I laughed at considering in the Sears store at the time they were offering some stoves at a 30% discount. (Red flag again). We still donât have working stove yet and Sears still cannot confirm when the part is coming in. Sears states they will escalate the issue to a manager, whom never seems to be around.
On January 14, talked to another Sears person still no reply from the parts department on when the part is coming in. I noticed on the original sales receipt a part number for the circuit board. So I Google the part number, what a surprise a part number comes up. So the internal parts are not Sears parts, but Whirlpool parts. So I go to whirlpools website, which gets me to Marconne Company, which states has 6 new circuit boards. Iâm a little hesitant since Searsâs states the part is on back order, so I call the Whirlpool / marconne and they verify over the phone that part is new and they have six on hand. The price is $230 (over a $100 cheaper). This one is a huge red flag.
January 20 we give Sears one last chance; no luck. So we cancel the order, because I need a working stove. My wife talked to two Sears people, because we also want the labor refunded, partially since the technician never came back to install the circuit board. Sears will not refund $75 of the $125. That is fine we just want to be done. As my wife is talking to them on canceling the order on her cell phone; I receive a call from Sears parts about the canceling of the technician coming out to the house. I have to laugh because all this time Sears does not seem they can contact us on the back order of the part, but they are very fast about if a reschedule of technician work needs to be done. I think that Sears needs an update on their way they order parts; the system should notify the technician about a back order on parts.
Sears states 10-15 business days before our refund to our credit card. Have to laugh in the sense companies are more than happy to charge your card in less time, but refunds take longer. Do you sense another red flag and continuation of the story? You are correct.
So on January 20 I ordered the part from Marconne, to be shipped to the house in 3 business days. Marconne notifies me a delay in shipping and will be a day late; they donât charge me shipping so my cost dropped down to $200. I get the part and stove works fine. Just unplug stove, take a picture of all the connections. Unbend a few metal clips (straighten them out) and then a little lever on the bottom of the circuit board you just need to push down to get the board out.
So after 15 business days no refund and on February 11, I call Sears and get disconnected. So I call again and get a Sears person who is helpful, who was very nice; calmed me down and kept me on the phone line as she talked me through what she was doing. She stated 3-4 business days and gave me a case number. Well 4 days later Sears did not call. On February 17 talked to another Sears person who gave me another phone number, but that phone number does not work. Major red flags everywhere.
Finally at the end of February we get a refund and a $30 dollar gift card to Sears, I think I will use on Lands Ends clothes. Love the clothes and always get great service with Lands End. As for Sears while this stove board was happening I decided not to buy a Sears drill instead I went with a rigid drill and I needed a new pull start for my Sears snow blower, part at Sears was $80, found it online for $30. So part of me would like to thank Sears for a wonderful customer service and showing me to shop online for cheaper parts. Lesson learned
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Hi jleegab,
Thank you for taking time to write your account of all that transpired surrounding your stove repair we can certainly see how this experience was disappointing for you. We definitely know how important it is to have a stove repaired in a timely manner and having to wait a long period of time because a part(s) are on backorder certainly makes the for an unpleasant repair experience. My name is Brian and I am a member of Sears Social Media Support team. After reading your post I would like to reach out to you to offer our assistance. We would like the opportunity to speak with you for further assistance and to provide feedback to the appropriate management team. Please send your contact #, the name and phone # used at time of purchase, as well as the screen name (jleegab), to reference your post to email@example.com and a dedicated case manager will contact you directly. Again, thank you for taking time to bring your stove repair concerns to our attention. We look forward to speaking with you soon.
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Paul on 03/08/2014:
You pointed out a bunch of what you refer to as "red flags".
I read your entire post, and I see my own red flag. You are an electronics technician, and you troubleshot the circuit board in the first place. All you needed to do was find a replacement online, as you ultimately did. It seemed like you had no warranty (which it took a long time to find out in the letter).
I just got done ordering parts for a KitchenAid mixer, and in the process I used three different parts websites. I finally chose SearsPartsDirect, which I used previously. I believe if you had not started by going through Sears as a stove owner, but rather to SPD or any of the other parts suppliers, you would not have been told a technician was needed and you would have had the part within a week.
I would call this a lesson learned. Glad to hear it is fixed.
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Will Never Buy Appliances or Extended Warranties From Sear's Again
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PORTLAND, OREGON -- It all began with a purchase of an Electrolux induction range in July 2011. Induction ranges were new on the market in the United States, so they were expensive and did not have a lot of history or reviews. I loved this particular range because of the induction feature as well as the dehydrator, convection, slow cooker, perfect turkey, and bread proofing options in the oven. It was all electronic and top of the line of non-professional ranges at the cost of $3200.00. I never buy extended warranties, but we decided to do so on this appliance because it was so new on the market, and it was all electronic. I was also told by either the person who sold me the range or one of the customer service representatives on the phone along the way that a person who specialized in repairing Electrolux ranges (instead of a standard Sear's repair man) would need to be the one to work on the range in the case of any problems.
The range functioned beautifully until July 2013. An error code of "E 15" would flash on the control panel that ran the burners, and it would spontaneously and erratically beep this error code with no real rhyme or reason. You couldn't turn off the error code, and the range would function fine sometimes when it would beep, and other times, the burners would freeze up; you couldn't turn them on at all. I called the customer repair service line to get help. I was told to go out in my garage and switch the breaker on and off, and that seemed to correct the problem and render the burners functional again. They would be fine for no determined length of time, and then it would start beeping again and the burners may or may not work again. There was no pattern. We would go and switch the breaker on and off whenever needed for a few weeks, and then, all of sudden, the error code just stopped. We then didn't have any problem with it for a couple more months until late September. I finally called Sear's back, and I told them that I was having this same error code reoccur with the same types of problems as outlined above. I told them that I had already been told to turn the breaker on and off, and that I just wanted someone to come out to the house to look at the range itself.
They told me it would take 5 days to have someone to come out and look at my range. Mind you, I did pay for an Extended Service Warranty. I'm not just some Joe Shmoe who didn't pay for an extended service warranty who is calling in to get repairs done on an appliance. I would think when someone dishes out hundreds of dollars for an extended service warranty, that the company would address those customers' services needs with urgency, and with the #1 rule of quality customer service, "The customer is always right." Then, when they sent someone out, the repair person plugged the diagnostic computer into the range, and announced, "With this error code, it's suggested that we turn the breaker on and off." I announced we already knew that and did that. The repair man and the people on the other end of the phone line seemed fairly clueless about what to do when this E 15 error code showed up.
They decided to order a board which they thought would fix the problem. I waited another 5 days for the part to be ordered and delivered. Finally, the repair man, Josh, came to replace the electronic board, and he did it within the 15 minutes while I was away from the house picking up a child. When I returned, he was out in front of my house, and he asked me to sign off on the repair and to rate his service. I gave him a good rating and signed off on the repair. He left. I went inside to find that he had left screws and his screwdriver on the counter. When we went to turn the range on, we noticed that some of the segments of the numbers on the electronic display board were not lighting up. Within a few days, the error code started to beep again. We tried turning the breaker on and off for a few days. It was the same problem--sporadic beeping, sometimes the burners worked, sometimes they didn't.
After a couple of weeks, I finally called customer service again, and I sat on the phone for an hour trying to get someone to come out the next day. I didn't want to wait another 5 days. After talking to a very inexperienced representative and being transferred a couple of times and being told that I would have to wait another 3 or 4 days for someone to come out, I finally was able to get a phone number for Customer Relations whom I called. The person on the other end of the line seemed so much more competent. I said that I wanted someone with a lot of experience, that I was told that someone who specialized in servicing Electrolux ranges should repair it (although I was told by other customer service representatives that they had never heard that before), and I wanted someone to come out the next day. I said it wasn't acceptable for a person who buys an extended warranty to have to wait several days for service. I suggested that it would make sense that they need to hire more people, so they can get to their customers more quickly. Finally, this person got a repairman out the next day. I was very pleased with this and had renewed hope that we could have a quick resolution to this problem.
Gary showed up the next day. He brought his diagnostic computer and plugged it into my range. He looked up the code in his portable computer system. He called someone from Sear's to determine what they should do about this error code. Again, they didn't seem to know exactly what the problem was. He cycled the power by turning the breaker on and off. He then said that we would need to wait a few days to order a second identical board as what was put in the first time by Josh. He also ordered a board that would help to correct the display of all of the segments of the numbers. The parts were shipped to my house, and he came to replace them. When he arrived to put the parts in, he realized that the second identical board had been ordered incorrectly, and he had the wrong part. While there that day, he and a second repair person had pulled the range apart, and they thought that some wiring needed to be replaced as well. I wasn't there to receive this information on this day. I was told we were waiting for one part by my husband after Gary and his repair partner had left. One box of parts arrived at my house on Friday.
Over the weekend, I received a phone call from Sear's saying that we would need to reschedule the repair appointment on Monday to another day because not all of the parts had arrived. I called and demanded that I wanted someone to still come out on Monday because I was told only one part needed to come, and they had left another part on my counter when they left. It was unclear to me and the customer service representative if we had all of the parts needed. English was a bit of barrier for this customer service representative. I didn't want to waste any more time. They came out on Monday, and they didn't have one of the 2 parts that they needed. They replaced one of the parts since they were there. This still didn't repair the problem. We waited for a few more days for the correct parts to arrive. They pulled the range apart again and put in these parts that they thought would fix the problem. Again, no luck. While Gary had it pulled apart this time, he noticed that the entire top board that controls the burners and one of the burners itself were burned out, and they needed to replace these parts.
They ordered those 2 major parts and a couple of smaller parts that may be needed "just in case" as explained by Gary. He wanted to make sure that we weren't going to have any more delay in repairing it, so he ordered extra parts that might be necessary. Gary gave me a receipt and circled all the parts that were needed. We waited a few more days, and he came another time to install these parts, and after he was done, it still didn't fix the problem. He finally said that the range was not repairable, and he felt like Sear's should give me a new range. At this point, we had been without a functioning stove top for almost 2 months. The burners just eventually stopped working, possibly because of it being pulled apart completely 3 times. Turning the breaker on and off didn't even work anymore. Until the last visit with Gary, the oven (not the stove top, the oven) would at least work when the range was turned on, but I would have to listen to the incessant beeping the entire time something was cooking because we couldn't turn the error code off. After Gary's last visit though, the oven didn't work anymore either. I don't know why. I don't know if it was because something was left unplugged.
He started the process for us to receive a new range. We got a phone call from Sear's 4 days later telling us that we would be receiving another phone call in a few days to explain to us what Sear's would be giving us. They allowed us $3300.00 to pick out a new range. We went to the local Sear's store to look into a new range. The only induction range with the dehydrator and slow cooker options was the Electrolux. Reviews online about this range were great for people who had only owned it for a few months, but there were other people who had the similar problem as we did. I asked to talk to the manager, and I explained what I had gone through to that point. I said I really wanted the Electrolux again because of its features, but I wanted Sear's to give me a 5 year extended warranty for free because of all of the hassle that I had been put through. The manager, Justin, at the Washington Square store was great about typing up an e-mail with all of the details of my experience and sending it to the customer service escalation department.
I decided to go ahead and get the Electrolux, hoping that Sear's would honor my request for the 5 year extended warranty. I had asked Justin how often they had seen something like this happen; he said one in a thousand experiences. I thought it would be worth getting this range one more time that I liked so much and that had functioned well for 2 years if Sear's would give me another extended warranty after the hassle I had been put through over the last 2 months. I ordered the new range; it was going to take 2 weeks for it to be ordered and installed. I couldn't believe that I had to wait another 2 weeks. I received a phone call 9 days later responding to my escalation e-mail sent by Justin. It was a message saying that they had noticed that I had a range scheduled for installation, and that it appeared I had worked everything out and to call them at a particular 1-800 # if I needed further assistance.
I called the 1-800 #, and I was told that there was nothing that they could do to help me with my request for an extended service warranty. Mind you, this was supposed to be the customer service escalation department that should be willing and able to help dissatisfied customers. You would think at this point, that Sear's would bend over backwards to help people who have taken their complaints to the escalation level through a store manager. He said that I needed to talk to the extended warranty department, and he connected me with them. That young man was actually quite pleasant. When I spoke to the new person in the extended warranty department, I was told that all they could do for me was to give me 3 months. I already have 6 months left on my extended warranty on the old range that they said they would honor. She said there was nothing else she could do for me, and the only way I would get any further was to e-mail the corporate office.
All I want for Christmas is a working range with a 5 year extended warranty. Really, Sear's could do at least that for a customer who bought an extended warranty with the thought that I would be well taken care of as a customer if I spent hundreds of dollars on their product. I expect better from any company who wants to maintain customers. Have enough people working for you, so you can get someone out the very next day to a home of an extended warranty customer. If a diagnostic computer indicates a problem the first time, and it is not fixed by the part needed to fix it, take the range apart the next time you send someone out to fix it.
Sear's wasted their technician's time going through the same diagnostic process twice because Josh said, "Our hands our tied by the procedures that we have to go through. It costs too much money and time to pull the entire range apart." I beg to differ. Sear's spent way much more money ordering multiple parts to try to fix the problem because they didn't give the technician the freedom (according to what was explained to me by Josh and Gary) to investigate further. I would say that about $750.00 to $1000.00 were spent on parts (We're not counting labor costs.) before Gary said that it just needed to be replaced. Between Gary and Josh and other support repairmen, they were probably at my house on 7 to 8 different occasions for at least a total of 12 man hours. Finally, it appeared to me that there was a lack of competence in knowing how to repair this Electrolux range. Was a specialist needed? This is still unclear to me to this day. Most of Sear's representatives didn't seem to think so, but I was told this by one along the way. Unfortunately, when Josh came to fix it the first time, segments of the displayed numbers were missing after he left, and he left a tool and loose screws on the counter. It concerned me that the screws were even there. Shouldn't have they been put back into place on the range since we didn't have loose screws sitting on the counter before he came?
I'm concerned about the competence of repair men being sent to my house. Gary was very nice and professional. He had been doing this for 20 years. It concerns me though that problems can't be resolved more quickly and accurately. Sear's needs to give their customer service representatives and repair men more freedom to make the "customer feel like they are always right." This is how Nordstrom's and Costco have always done business, and I think their success indicates that. According to an online business article, 85% of Sear's customers are dissatisfied with how they are treated as customers. Sear's was always the place to go and buy appliances because of how they treated their customers in my parents' generation. Sear's needs to wake up and follow their customer service policies of the past. I was asked to rate my experience with Sear's. I felt like giving them 1 star, but I decided to give them 2 stars for those employees who were pleasant and for a couple of the employees who seemed competent and because Sear's should be given some credit for finally getting me a new range. However, I'm still at the point where I'm telling everyone I know to not buy appliances and extended service warranties at Sear's. At this point, I will never buy from them again. Sear's, if you're reading this, show me I'm wrong; show me that the individual customer matters more to you than your bureaucracy.
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Paul on 12/22/2013:
"The customer is always right" is not a rule or a law. It is a slogan that some department store come up with many decades ago.
While your experience is somewhat rare, Sears appears to have lived up to its warranty. Once you ordered the replacement, your leverage to obtain something extra was unfortunately gone. The response times you mentioned are inconvenient but have become sadly common for appliances - 1 to 2 weeks for service. Good luck with the new range.
FoDaddy19 on 12/26/2013:
Excellent review with a lot of details. I wish more people were as thorough when they post reviews.
However, I think your expectations were a bit high, I agree with what Paul wrote, if you're waiting less than a week for a service call, then you're doing well. Having an extended warranty doesn't expedite anything, it just means that your product is covered for a longer period of time.
It does sound like you got a lemon though and since they decided to replace the unit, your extended warranty is considered fulfilled, it doesn't carry over to the new range. You'll have to purchase a new extended warranty if you want one.
Look at it this way, if it weren't for the extended warranty, nothing would've been covered and you'd be stuck with a range that doesn't work, and the repairs bills for the several repair attempts because of the extended warranty you are getting a new range. This is actually one the rare instances where getting the extended warranty turned out to be a good idea.
It does seem that Sears' procedural practices might need some revision. But I'd bet they are the way they are for a reason.
As for the "Customer is always right" that's just wishful thinking. Even with your Costco example, have you notice that Costco's return policy for TV's isn't the same as it was 5-10 years ago? Turns out letting the customer return merchandise for whatever reason they can come up with, wasn't going to keep the lights on, people abused their generous return policy too much and Costco had to go against that customer-friendly policy to protect themselves from fraud. So no the customer is not always right, and letting the customer think that he/she is always right just leads to having customers with an over developed sense of entitlement.
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Sears Is Very Deceptive and Won't Honor Warranty by Making Up Lies
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS -- I purchased carpet and laminate flooring from Sears in December 2012. I was assured by the Sears representative that the price we were paying was going to include a lifetime warranty that would cover any damages / defects to the floors for the life of the floors. In July, I noticed some cracks in one of the boards. Called Customer Service and they said someone would be out to take a look. Finally a gentleman did come out on August 5, 2013. While in our home, he got on his hands and knees and pointed out several defects in our floors. He took pictures of many boards that had begun to bubble. He asked me how we cleaned our floors and I told him all we have ever used is a Swiffer, as we were told this is an appropriate way to clean the floors. The gentleman asked how many extra boards we had in our home.
Since we had a box and a half left over from the installation, he said it would be easy to replace the defective boards. I had a party coming up and he promised someone by the name of Jeff would be calling me in 2 days to schedule the repair. I never received a call from Jeff or anyone else from Sears. I again called Customer Service after a few weeks to find out what was going on. After being transferred several times and hung up on, I finally spoke with Yolanda who gave me the name of my project coordinator, Leslie G. She gave me Leslie's e-mail address and I e-mailed her right away. Leslie responded the same afternoon saying she would contact the installation company to come take a look at the floors and perform the repair. I didn't hear back from Leslie or the installation company for several days.
Finally after a few more emails and calls to Customer Service, I finally received a call from the installation company to come out on Sep 7th. The gentleman who came out did nothing except look at the floors for an hour and state that since he was the original installer, this could not have been an installation issue...He argued that the product was defective and that is what was causing the bubbling. He counted 20 boards that needed to be replaced and since we only had 16 extra boards in our home, said he couldn't perform the repair. He said he would submit a report to Sears and then call us after the other boards were ordered. No call from him or Leslie. I repeatedly called the installation company and finally was told that this guy submitted his report and was waiting on Leslie to respond. After several repeated efforts to contact Leslie, I finally spoke to her on September 30, 2013. She stated that the installer submitted in his report that the bubbling was caused by us the customers cleaning the floors with soap and water and therefore, neither he nor Sears was responsible for the repair. I was livid at this point. This guy made up this lie so Sears wouldn't have to honor the warranty. I told Leslie this was a lie, but she did not care to investigate further.
I finally contacted the BBB and filed a complaint against Sears and Leslie. That finally got the attention of the corporate office, who contacted me within hours to discuss a resolution. First I was contacted by Yolonda, and then the case was transferred to Rogelia P. who is in charge of BBB complaints. Rogelia stated that as a one time courtesy to us, she was willing to replace the floors free of charge; however, she could not guarantee that the floors would not bubble again and she couldn't guarantee a delay in future repair requests. Wth? I asked her for the name of some dedicated Sears employees that I could contact in the future so I would never have to go through what I had to endure for the last three months. She declined. She set up the repair without confirming with me. A new installation company (I had requested a new one since the old one made up lies about us) came out this past Saturday, Oct 26th. We were never informed they would be coming. They had some boards in their van, but stated they did not have all the pieces to complete the repair. I had this new installation company look at the defective boards and they agreed it was a product defect.
After our discussion, I told them I did not feel comfortable replacing these boards with new boards from the same manufacturer - Mohawk. I called Rogelia P. and relayed this info to her. She agreed that someone dropped the ball about the appt since we were never called to confirm the day before. She asked the installers to leave since I did not want to replace the floors with Mohawk boards. She told me she would talk to her manager on Monday and get back to me about a manufacturer visit. No response from Rogelia on Monday, Tues, or Wed. I sent several e-mails to her and the BBB representative assigned to my case. Finally today Rogelia writes me and the BBB back saying she is going to retire my file since we cannot come up with a resolution.
They obviously are making up this water damage story so they don't have to honor our lifetime warranty. I have told Sears and the BBB a million times that we never introduced water to our floors. Never did water spill on the floors and we never cleaned with anything but a Swiffer.
I told Rogelia I would not pay anymore payments to Sears on my $5,000 floors. She said that was my decision.
I am so upset with this entire situation. Especially because we paid triple the amount that these floors typically cost just so we could have peace of mind with the lifetime warranty.
I am seriously thinking about getting legal counsel to deal with this situation since nothing else has worked.
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ok4now on 11/02/2013:
Your first mistake was choosing Sears for carpet and laminate flooring. At one time they were the gold standard giving customers great products, customer service and an iron clad warranty. Sadly this is no longer the case. They have failed miserably alienating many customers. Due to poor management they are closing many once profitable stores at an alarming rate. Customer service is a joke, even with an extended warranty.
If you fail to make anymore payments this will only hurt you and your credit score. Legal action will be time consuming, expensive and resolve nothing. Continue to resolve this issue with persistent phone calls and letters. Hopefully they will treat you right.
Tezrien on 11/02/2013:
A floor that can't be cleaned with soap and water? Wow. I think I would sue Sears and the Manufacturer for my money back and find a company that makes something that is actually worth installing.
nikalseyn on 11/02/2013:
Hindsight is wonderful and now you know why discerning customers no longer shop at Sears, especially for something like carpet or flooring.
Your mistake was in turning down the repairs with more Mohawk flooring. Mohawk is a very good brand and as long as you replaced the bad boards with new ones from a different batch you would have probably had no problems. You refused to allow them to replace the defective boards with more Mohawk boards and thus you defeated your whole purpose, which was to correct the problem boards.
At this point, I would contact an attorney who knows consumer/contract law and see what he advises. Perhaps you can withhold payment for services un-rendered, etc. I, personally think you made a huge mistake in turning down the repairs Sears finally offered. However, your experience in attempting to get Sears to actually do something should be a warning to others who are contemplating buying carpet/flooring from Sears. Best to buy from a local store who will actually stand behind his work, even if you have to spend a tad more.
Nohandle on 11/02/2013:
What on earth is a *lifetime warranty* and I am serious. There must be a number of years stated somewhere. With laminate flooring there is absolutely nothing wrong with a damp mop being used on those floors. How else does someone get the drips, dirt etc. up? Not with a dusting for sure. I do question the part about the soap.
Laminate flooring is NOT cheap. Some think it is but it's not. It has to be installed properly by a qualified individual with quality materials to work with to begin with. Someone needs to step up to the plate here. It's my understanding the installation crews contract with Sears. Then, I would think it would be Sears' problem to satisfy the customer.
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As I enter Bittners, the feeling of fall is in the air. Ben Small walks into the showroom and warmly greets me. He begins to tell me about all the new, magnificent pieces that have arrived for the fall season, from the antique handmade French rosewood chest to a Ralph Lauren safari camp chair made of hand-forged iron and leather. We settle down in a comfortable room, off Bittners' side entrance. The room is set in white and coral tones with a grass cloth wall as the backdrop for a beautiful antique, parquet-inlaid cherry chest, circa 1750 made in the Northern Italian/Southern Germany region. Unique white, Lilly parchment, hand-embroidered linen pillows rest on two coral Hubert chairs. An unusual lamp, featuring a 1600s woodcarving mounted on a contemporary base, sets the mood for our casual conversation.
Ben's design knowledge is very apparent. As we begin to talk, I marvel at his extensive travels and how they have shaped his passion for design. We start to talk more about his life, his love of design and his impressive portfolio of work.
How did you get started as a designer?
As a young boy, I was captivated by architecture. I would go through construction sites and talk to the workmen. The design and building environment was exciting to me. Often, I would sit and draw out architectural plans for homes. A local builder even took one of my plans and used it to build a home. My creativity flourished with my love of design, construction and building.
Who was your mentor early on in your career?
Thomas E. Kruse, who developed the design business at Bittners. His design work is still seen in many homes throughout Louisville today. Here in my office at Bittners, I still have his architectural furniture drawings, which were used by the master craftsmen to create custom-made Bittners' furniture.
What drives you everyday?
My clients and their desire to create a beautiful, comfortable home inspire me everyday. As I work with my clients, I love creating spaces that fit their lifestyle, even down to the minute details of a room. Having the ability to create for others the ambiance they enjoy is what drives me. From this, I have developed wonderful, close friendships through the years.
How have your travels inspired you?
In design, you can never learn enough. Over the years, I have traveled extensively throughout Europe, including France, Germany, England, Italy and Spain as well as Ireland, Scotland and Austria. I have bought numerous antiques throughout Europe. My travels have also included Russia, Australia and Egypt. Each unique destination has been a wonderful learning experience in lifestyle design.
Furniture design is very different throughout the world. While in Scandinavia, you see classic "clean lines" in their furniture and room design. In Paris, you see more curvature in the legs of their chairs, compared with English "straight-legged" furniture. In Germany, you experience classic Biedermeier furniture, which has a heavier, detailed composition. In many countries, there is "city living" versus "country living," where city furniture is made from elegant, ornate mahogany wood, while country furniture is often more simple and made from oak, where oak trees are prevalent. My travels have given me a broader spectrum of design, and its impact on one's lifestyle. Today, Bittners is much more inclusive of all styles of furniture design from around the world.
What trends do you see in design today?
First, as I tell all my clients, "Don't follow a design trend, follow your heart." Whatever makes you feel good and comfortable in your home is your personal choice.
Second, I am seeing a very modern, white-on-white composition where white runs from the walls and intricate woodwork to painted white floors. It is a very clean palette and wonderful for displaying artwork and intricate fabrics.
Third, as a designer who works with clients throughout the country, design and color choices vary by region. When living in a "gray" zone, with lots of cloudy days, beautiful yellows and corals bring a bit of "sunshine" into your home. In a sunshine state such as Florida, we use glass walls, vistas and beautiful gardens along with very soft, light colors to accent the magnificent views of the ocean.
What do you see is the future of design?
In the future, I foresee a greater push with "green" design where your complete home will be environmentally friendly. We will use more natural, less synthetic fabrics that do not destroy the environment. Cushions will be made out of recycled or natural materials. More recycled wood from local buildings or country farms will be refurbished. Reused flooring and mantels from older, decaying homes will be the norm. These elements will make your home not only eco-friendly, but full of history.
Along that same path, we will see the mixing of antiques with very high end, modern décor. A beautiful hard-line wood antique contrasted in a white-on-white room makes a very dramatic statement. Mixing the very modern with the very old is simply chic.
What are the design strengths of Bittners?
Bittners is by far the finest design firm. So many wonderfully, talented designers work here at Bittners. Bittners offers true "full-service" design from design concepts and architecture to Bittners-made custom furniture and accessories. Our master craftsmen can create spectacular furniture pieces from any era including tables, desks, chairs and beds to custom wood wall paneling and crown moldings. Our design studio has more resources than any other firm. Our showroom boasts over 10,000 square feet of beautiful furniture, lamps, chandeliers, pillows and gifts set up in vignettes to make it easy to visualize the piece in your own home. We have the latest trends in fabrics, the best "finds" in Louisville and beautiful antique pieces from around the world.
Who has inspired you over the years?
My dear partner, Michael Judd, has been my inspiration for over 23 years. We have worked together so well as a team, both at work and at home. He instills in me to learn, create and improve every day of our lives.
Here at Bittners, our President Douglas Riddle has truly inspired me along with the other designers. It is a thrill to work with a visionary who is a step ahead in the design world. He truly inspires us to be better designers and is what makes Bittners successful.
What are your career highlights?
By far, joining Bittners and getting to work with my wonderful clients throughout the years has been the highlight of my career. I am grateful that each and every day I get to create and design for these great people who, over the years, have become my close friends.
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It is quite simple – that I make a home comfortable for the client, not for me.
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That advice came from Owsley Brown Frazier who said, "Always go for the gold."
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I was in a square dancing contest.
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Favorite book: "Gone with the Wind."
Hobbies: Traveling and antiques.
Favorite film: "Auntie Mame."
Memorable vacation spot: Australia and New Zealand
Favorite artist: Claude Monet
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Favorite sports team: University of Louisville
Best Broadway show: "Phantom of the Opera" performed in New York, London, Los Angeles.
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