A warning about Sears
Sears might be hot on useless warnings like %u201CDo not use while sleeping%u201D on their hairdryers! But what about a website warning like %u201CDo not assume the low prices offered are accurate or will be honoured%u201D.
If Sears had said that I wouldn%u2019t have bought their mobile phone for I was then suckered into a number of premium rate telephone calls and many wasted hours in over 40 emails just hoping they would be true to their word and supply the product at the price paid.
I thought they were honourable, respectable and could be trusted.instead I%u2019ve been exposed to fraud, am now out of pocket and feel cheated through their broken promises. To add insult to injury, just about every time I wrote to get things sorted out I got a different %u201Ccustomer service%u201D rep, none of which seemed to appreciate my plight. Letters to the top brass were ignored.
Seems like Sears can advertise as they like then blame others when they wish to renege (in this instance a 3rd party vendor who had not received and knew nothing of my order).
My experience with Sears was terrible. My advice is to ignore their bargains; they may be a %u201Csteal%u201D, but not in a good way.
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