Kayla lee
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Sebo2000, Hi I was wondering if you made any purchase at Kudos? And is their service good? Because I'm planning to go there to buy some stuff but don't want to go through what ppl went through with Mobilia.
Unfortunately, I did not read any reviews until after I had problems with this store. Please, if you read this do not deal with this company.
I won't go into all the details (too long to write), to summarise, I never got the chairs that I bought and after contacting Mobilia, at the store and customer service, many calls and a return to the store, I cancelled my order. Now many weeks alter I am still waiting for a refund. They just plainly do not respond to customers after the goods have been payed for. It's that simple.
Luckily, I made the purchase through Visa and I have lodged a dispute and I am expecting a full refund (this can take up to 8 weeks to process).
For me, this has been a huge learning exercise, and I hope that it wasn't too costly.
It says that you can cancel your order 48 hours after purchase, any time after that the sale is final. How long, after you purchased the item, did you go back to the store to cancel the order?
Also, how long did you wait for the chairs until you decided to go to the store to cancel your order? It's not unheard of to wait 8 weeks for certain products.
I am curious to know the entire story.
I think he gave the entire story. How would he have known within the first 48 hours that two months later they would be giving him the run-around? I'm not sure how the 48-hour cancellation period is relevant here. And while it might not be unheard of to wait 8 weeks for certain products, that is usually in cases where one is told upfront about how long it will take to fulfill a particular order. Most people would not be as patient as you in cases where the product still hadn't arrived after two months, without any explanation or indication as to when it would arrive.
Mobilia / Natuzzi: Please take your sofa set back and give me my money back. I don’t have time to deal with the above nonsense. I have a five month old baby who needs me and I will have even less time when I go back to work.
“Never EVER shop at Mobilia Furniture. You will be sorryâ€, said a wise friend of mine. I didn’t listen. I’m now paying the price.
I bought piece of furniture at their Dixie store in Mississauga. It was defective. Actually, it was shockingly defective. I returned it. For six weeks they have been lying to me and giving me the runaround on what is happening with it. Lie after lie after lie. No one wants to take responsibility and no one has the power to do anything. Not even their store manager has the authority to process a refund.
I want my money back. They refuse and are essentially holding me ransom for a 20% restocking fee.
But... Apparently my replacement item is coming tomorrow. (They’ve been saying that almost every day for 6 weeks).
A quick Google search reveals countless horrible stories and a slew of angry customer reviews and opinions. I cannot believe the number of nightmare stories I’ve since heard from colleagues and friends.
Their customer service is abysmal. Once they make the sale the salespeople wash their hands of you and will never take your calls or want to speak to you again. They do not care what happens to you. (I am not exaggerating). You become the problem of the dingy and pathetic excuse for a customer service department. They lie. And lie. And lie. At no time will anyone even attempt to apologize for the defective product or for anything at all. You are trapped and at their mercy.
Trying to talk to someone with any sort of power is fruitless. No one – not even a manager -- can do refunds or solve the problem. They will just keep passing you along.
It’s like there’s this sad corporate culture of how it’s perfectly acceptable to let their customers know they are not a priority. I was constantly made to feel insignificant.
It is shameful that companies like this can exist for so long. Do not support Mobilia Furniture.
I apologize for my rant here, but I can honestly say that after more than 20 years living in Toronto, my experience with Mobilia Furniture is hands down the WORST customer service experience I've ever had to deal with.
To the original poster:
Thank you for posting this review!! We are in the process of moving, and we need to buy some new furniture. Mobilia was one of the places that we were considering for furniture purchases. Not any more! I also use the homestars website, and I've had very good experiences with the vendors recommended on that site. Homestars is a reliable resource for evaluating services/stores. Someone mentioned, earlier, that mobilia had very low scores -- and this just reinforces my decision not to shop there. Now, I am going to do a websearch on each of the stores we are considering. Better safe than sorry!
O.P. -- No doubt, you've saved me a lot of grief! (Sorry for your troubles, though)