My husband and I purchased furniture from Pottery Barn February. We were told by two sales people that there was a promotion for zero percent interest financing. There were also signs all over the store advertising this sales promotion as well. This month we received a bill from WFFB (the credit card company that handles Pottery Barn’s financing) and it showed that we were being charged 19% interest. My husband and I have two credit accounts open with other furniture stores where we could have purchased furniture at zero percent interest financing. We called WFFB and were told that our account did not qualify for the promotion since we had purchased the furniture after the promotion had ended. We went into the store and spoke to the manager and were again told that we would not be able to have zero percent financing because the promotion had ended when we bought the furniture. I explained to the manager that we had only bought the furniture from Pottery Barn due to the promotion and that we had been told by two different sales people at the time that the promotion was still active. The manager told us that we would not be able to have the zero percent interest financing. I have asked that we be allowed to return the furniture. The manager has refused since it has been more than 30 days. Part of the sales agreement was that we would purchase the furniture under the terms of the promotion. Since Pottery Barn has not abided by the terms of the agreement, the sale is invalid and we should be able to return the furniture.
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