I was trying to buy a bed for my new apartment. I went to mattress warehouse because they had a "sale". They didn't have the mattress I watned in stock, a plush sealy model. I ended up buying the pillow top model instead, even though it cost more, because I needed to have it delivered by the next day so that I wouldn't have to sleep on the floor.
Then it turns out they didn't have it in stock after all, although they neglected to tell me until after charging me my $1000. So, I have to go to a hotel for a night to sleep. They said they would deliver it the next day though. The next day comes, and they call saying that they can't deliver it because their delivery guys are too busy. So, I go home for the night, driving 150 miles each way. Now on the third day, they finally deliver the mattress. Hooray.
Now, several days later, I just got a call from them. It turns out they forgot to charge my credit card $50 for delivery, even though the delivery was supposed to be free. They want me to come down to their store so they can charge me an extra $50. Even though they didn't have the mattress I wanted in stock, told me a more expensive one was in stock to get me to buy it even though it wasn't in stock, and couldn't deliver it on time like they said. All these reasons are what got me to buy this bed in the first place, and I got scammed on all counts.
So, what should I do? I told them I'd come down at my earliest convienance. Well it's the weekend right now and it wouldn't be very convienant for me to come down while I'm trying to relax, now would it? And I start work on Monday, and for the first couple weeks, I'm gonna be very busy. So I figure I won't have time to come down to their store to pay them $50 for no reason for, oh say, 10 or 20 years.
On the bright side, the guys at office depot were really nice. I bought a desk from them which I had to lug up my stairs by my self in pieces, which wasn't too bad because one of their clerks helped me load it into my car in pieces. After assembling it, I found a crack in one of the supports. The next day, it started to fall apart, so I took my computer off of it and then it did fall apart, ripping out all of the screws from the wood in the process. I went down to the store and they had one of their guys with an SUV bring me a new desk, help me carry it up to my apartment, and then get rid of the broken one, for no cost or hassle. So +1 for office depot.