Lawsuit

Once you've contacted a lawyer or even made threats of a lawsuit, they
aren't going to respond or honor anything.

I also agree with other posters, a lawyer should have told you not to
contact these guys anymore, which you are doing.

I think they are going to call your bluff. I am not a lawyer but I’m
pretty certain that you wouldn’t prevail in a lawsuit, plus a couple
of hours of an attorneys time would cost you more than the
difference.

Its too late now but the manager could have been a bit more customer
friendly in this issue and explained why the price difference.
You never said if the manager offered to refund your money. Had he
done that then I would have taken the money and gone somewhere else.

Also it seems that this salesperson was not knowledgable in the
pricing of the table set. I am sure if the manager was that gruff and
rude the employee is probably no longer employed there.

Keep us posted...it will be interesting to see what happens.

Considering you have retained counsel who has, in fact, sent a letter
to the company on your behalf, the store will probably not respond to
your letter.

Once you have counsel, you have a paid mouthpiece and in some areas it
would be unethical for the store to contact you in the midst of
pending litigation.

that if the salesman made an error on the invoice, the sale should
either be cancelled or the amount should be adjusted to whatever it
should be. I don't think you should get an unspecified discount
because someone made an error.

I don't know what significance "As Shown on Floor" has. Anything
could have been on the floor, and who knows today what was sitting
there.

A dining room set isn't necessarily sold as a unit, but rather by the
piece. The basic table might be one price, then there is usually a
separate price per chair, then per leaves etc. On many sets there
might be a beginning price, say for the table and 4 chairs. Then you
would have to add in the cost of the additional chairs and table. If
this were the case here, it would have been very difficult for the OP
to know what the price of the unit should be.

Including a dining room set. Every place we went to there was a tag
on the furnature stating exactly how much everything was with a little
list of extras.

I wrote everything down and when we went back (to the place we decided
on) the price I had written down (based on the tag) was pretty darn
close to the invoice we got.

If you are taking him to court, then why are you writing him this
letter?


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