Lindsey L.
I’d give -100 if i could
Bait and Switch Stock Claims - Ruined Holiday Plans I am beyond frustrated with the service at Ashley’s Furniture. When I purchased my bedroom set, the store manager personally assured me they had "lots in stock" and that getting the full set delivered by my deadline wouldn't be a problem. I specifically needed this set for out-of-town guests staying with me for Christmas and New Year's. The Timeline of Failures: • 12/19/25: The night before my delivery, I received a text stating my headboard "did not come in." I was asked to accept a partial delivery, despite being promised the set was available when I paid. • The Delay: I was told the headboard was on "extended delay" until December 27th—after my guests had already arrived. • 12/28/25: It is now a day past that secondary deadline, and I still do not have a functional bed. • Damaged Goods: To make matters worse, when some parts for the headboard finally did arrive, they were visibly damaged. I am now stuck with broken components and an incomplete bed while my guests are sleeping in my home. Lack of Accountability I reached out to express how disappointing and inconvenient this is. Even after speaking with another manager, Joshua, the only solution offered was a refund on the delivery charges. Guess what? That charge still hasn’t been reversed. This feels like a classic bait-and-switch: tell the customer it’s in stock to secure the sale, then fail to deliver when it matters most. Between the dishonest stock claims, the damaged parts, the borderline harassing AI chatbox, and the zero accountability shown by management, this has been a nightmare. If you have a firm deadline or expect honesty, do not shop here.


