Moving soon

Sharp · 03-31-2019, 08:32 PM

Going pre-owned (unless you know the previous owner and where they kept the couch perfectly) is a huge risk

While I don't know the conditions of most sales, I know a guy who works for a Raymour and Flanigan. His thing used to be if you want a couch or table or whatever you come in, fill out some paperwork for a shit ton of furniture so you can get a discount on the couch, then a week later he would have you call saying 'we split up, she's moving out and taking the couch. I can't afford all this shit so I only want the couch' so you only really buy the thing you want as a sale

The American gangster of furniture sales tbr

03-31-2019, 08:32 PM	#5
Sharp HE / HIM / FRAC Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: PA Posts: 11,592 Battle Record: 56-21 Accomplishments - 50+ Wins Champed - The Ultimate Writer - NBL Cypher - 1-2 Punch League Rep Power: 12601538	Going pre-owned (unless you know the previous owner and where they kept the couch perfectly) is a huge risk While I don't know the conditions of most sales, I know a guy who works for a Raymour and Flanigan. His thing used to be if you want a couch or table or whatever you come in, fill out some paperwork for a shit ton of furniture so you can get a discount on the couch, then a week later he would have you call saying 'we split up, she's moving out and taking the couch. I can't afford all this shit so I only want the couch' so you only really buy the thing you want as a sale The American gangster of furniture sales tbr