I was in need for a suitcase, and Gabi was very helpful and knowledgeable about suitcases, ended up…read morebuying whole set, wuuld highly recommended Surfers store.

I have spent many thousands of dollars at this store since moving to Tweed 20 years ago…read more I had to return a Samsung Zip 3 mobile phone which needed a repair I waited for half an hour only to be told that I would have to wait for at least another half an hour and I should come back tomorrow.I said that I was not well and would wait. I was finally served by a very friendly and helpful young man who had never dealt with returns before. He managed to arrange for the return of my phone. After waiting so long for service I really appreciate his help. This happened on a Sunday but even so more staff should be available .

sold product that doesn't work as described. wouldn't exchange for a product that's superior. we…read morewould have paid extra. aftercare gets a zero, salesman gets a zero. There are better stores around to compete against and i think they've forgotten this. You've just lost me to your competition. bye bye

Bunnings is my favourite Hardware store. Whatever you are looking for can be found. The sales…read moreassistants are very helpful. If a staff member can't find an object then another will help you with more expertise. .getting a bit tired then sit down and have a coffee while the children have a play in the children's playground.

Needed a specialist fitting after breast surgery and after a horrible experience at David Jones…read moreRobina I was hesitant to try another store . But Sharon in MYERS ROBINA was amazing , she actually came into the cubicle and properly assessed what I needed and then showed me a few bras ,adjusted them and reviewed if they were the best for me ... straight away the first two were perfect ! Her caring attitude, expertise and sunny disposition made this a enjoyable experience and I feel more confident and happy within myself with how I now look ! I was so impressed with Sharon I found the store manager and sung her praise !

cannot recommend this shop, as I purchased a faulty item and the owner refused to give a refund. I…read morehad contacted them straight away. bad service I reckon, so I won't be back.

This is a beautifully-merchandised high end decor and clothing store that stocks a lust-worthy…read morehoard of blue and white china, including ginger jar lamps, bowls, platters and hand-painted teapots and cups, a stunning range of South Pacific imports, including huge cowrie shell adorned mirrors and ornaments and bone inlay boxes. They have a particularly amazing selections of cushions, if that's your thing (it's certainly mine), including absolutely beautiful Bonnie and Neil hand-screened cocktatoo and pineapple cushions, bright neons and jungle leaf. They do also sell a few beautiful bits of furniture, including the occasional pretzel chair or other to-die-for piece. The clothing is sort of Bohemian chic--think lots of floaty white caftans spruced up with a tassel or splash of neon. It's by far the best place to browse at the Brickworks and the service is excellent.

We purchased two recliners from Harvey Norman Bundall for approximately $4000 after waiting a…read moresignificant amount of time for them to be manufactured and delivered. Unfortunately the experience since then has been extremely disappointing. Due to repairs being carried out in our home following Cyclone Alfred, the lounges remained stored in their original manufacturer boxes while work inside the house was being completed. When we finally unpacked them, both chairs immediately displayed the same faults. From the first use there was a loud mechanical clunking noise and the footrest mechanism intermittently fails to elevate properly during normal use. These issues occur on both recliners. A technician attended and acknowledged that the spring mechanism required adjustment. Despite both chairs showing the same faults, the store has taken the position that this is only a minor issue and that a simple adjustment is the only remedy they are willing to offer. In addition, the recliners are extremely uncomfortable to sit in for any extended period of time. They are honestly the most uncomfortable chairs we have ever sat in and we are in our fifties and have owned many different lounge suites over the years. After approximately thirty minutes of normal sitting the discomfort becomes significant enough that the chairs cannot reasonably be used for extended seating. A recliner that cannot be comfortably used for normal sitting or reclining is not performing its basic function and raises serious concerns about whether the product is fit for its intended purpose, particularly for a purchase of this value. During discussions with the store, the franchise owner stated that the footrest behaviour was common and that in his thirty years of selling lounges it is normal for the footrest not to engage properly without adjusting your weight. We found this surprising as we have owned lounges for decades and have never experienced this issue with any recliner we have previously used. The most disappointing part of this situation has been the way it has been handled by store management. Communication has felt dismissive and inflexible, with little willingness to genuinely engage with the concerns raised or work toward a fair outcome. As customers living with disabilities, functional seating is not simply a comfort It directly affects everyday usability in our home and that context did not appear to be taken seriously or even considered during discussions with the store. After waiting so long for the lounges to be produced and paying around $4000 we expected far better quality and after sales support from a major national retailer. Instead the experience has left us feeling that the faults are being minimised rather than properly addressed. Because the store has refused to resolve the issue fairly or provide a refund we will now be pursuing the matter through the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal. This is not a step we wanted to take but we have been left with no reasonable alternative other than to formally dispute the matter and deal with the time, stress and legal process that comes with that. We hope Harvey Norman head office reviews how this situation has been handled, as the current response from the Bundall franchise has been extremely disappointing for customers who simply expected functional furniture and reasonable after sales support

I recently bought a ACER laptop from the Bundall branch. My purchase was with Jarred and the tech…read moresupport was Henry. Both these guys are amazing... the service was great, they explained everything clearly and made sure I understood (I'm an oldy in my 70's) ten out of ten to both of them, they are a credit to Harvey Norman. Christine Corney Labrador 0405116616

Ok so I have mixed feelings about this business…read more On one hand, I have bought a few items from the store and LOVE all of them. On the other, I ordered custom dining chairs, rang constantly for 6 months to see what was going on, got the run around every time and then had them tell me it was going to be even longer so I asked for my money back. Which they gave. But that left me very disappointed. So for in store purchases I highly recommend. But for ordering custom made items, no sorry lost my vote due to poor service.

I recently bought a house at Palm Beach on the Gold Coast. Now, that's nothing special, but trying…read moreto make it feel like a beach house - when it's 250m from the soft sand of the ocean - is a somewhat different story. The listing agent said the house was on the cusp of Palm Beach's CBD, which I didn't even know existed. However, with a purchase price that was too good to refuse we ventured forth, bought the place, then set about adapting it to our likes, and that of the locale. And then we discovered what being on the edge of the Palm Beach Central Business District was about. We found this incredible store - Sealife Interiors - that had some of the most attractive and unique home wares imaginable, with a real commitment to style and individuality. Pete and Paul, the owners, have created an oasis of oceanic treasures that are capable of making any house a home, with a funky range of furnishings that are often one-of-a-kind. There's everything from shell creations to drift wood sculptures, special fabrics, lighting, sofas, chairs and other classics that are rarities and not priced for just the rich and famous. We've added oodles of oceanside charm to our home for less than $300 and this place is highly recommended if you have a beachside residence, or are just a fan of everything ocean to decorate your abode anywhere you live. The guys also specialise in interior design and decorating so if there's something special you're after, just let Pete know. He'll turn it into the perfect item that you've always been passionate about.

I love the Reject Shop! These chain stores are basically Australia's version of Big Lots. You can…read morefind lots of great deals and bargains throughout. They have many locations and each one is pretty similar. Upon entering you can pickup a catalogue to browse all the sale items. Then you are on your own to explore all the goodies around. During the holidays they have great deals on decorations. They also have everything ranging from art to school supplies, food to outdoor tables, toiletry to kitchenware etc. Sometimes you even discover super random items, like the one in my picture.