The Good Feet Store. Buyer Beware! The 100% satisfaction guarantee is non-existent. Never go there. If you have a choice. Go to a licensed Podiatrist. I bought my $1038 orthotic system for leg pain. 4 days later I advised them the leg/hip problem had exacerbated and I could not wear the orthotics ...
Due to some good advertising on TV I went to the Good Feet Store in Nashville. I entered the store and was politely greeted and with in 15 - 20 minutes had a pair of arch supports for $300 plus. The sales lady attempted to get me to buy 3 different type but I only wanted the one. The lady before me ...
My complaint with the store is on numerous levels. I am veryunhappy with the misleading claims regarding the product and particularly theservice I received. I was experiencingexcessive metatarsal foot pain at the top of the foot and the arch of my leftfoot was flat. When I entered theBrookline ...
I was diagnosed with Plantar fasciitis. A friend with the same problem suggested to buy orthodics and I went into the Good Feet Store in Brookline on Aug. 20. Rosalyn Finn, the manager, after learning about my problem said repeatedly: "I am going to get rid of your pain". As she was ...
My wife and I went to this store to relieve her foot pain. Which worked for awhile but after 6 mos. Or so the pain returned. So we went back to the store after paying close to $300.00 just for them to tell her she had to order another pair. I wanted to know why since these inserts was suppose to be ...
On June 9thI went to the Good Feet Store In Norwell, Mass. Because of constant Back Painand after on-line re-search and a couple of phone calls. I was guaranteed the orthodics would work. Gina Notarangelo pulled out three of them and told me I needed them. So I plunked down $913.24. According to ...