Went in to get the Tulo mattress I saw online. Salesman, I think his name was Alex, was very nice…read more I hate going into a place and have a salesman breathing down your neck, but this wasn't the case. I was in and out with him 15 minutes with my order placed for delivery. Thanks!

I am amazed at how a company in such a commoditized business as selling mattress can CLAIM that…read morethey differentiate themselves with customer service but can then fail in nearly every aspect of customer service. I went to the store in early February looking for the firmest mattress money could buy, and the store manager, Shah, pointed me to the Stearns and Foster "Adele" model. Did some quick research from my iPhone while in the store, and found a better price on 1-800-Mattress.com, and Shah agreed to beat it by matching the price and waiving his delivery fee. (Side note: It's not easy to price shop mattresses. The big mattress makers like Stearns and Foster assign a different name to the same mattress at each retailer, to prevent you from comparing mattresses in an apples-to-apples fashion. So the "Adele" model that I wanted might be called Pauline or Maxine at another store. Apparently Stearns and Foster doesn't believe in capitalism.) I confidently strut out of the store, excited to tell my girlfriend we are getting a new ultra-firm mattress, and that our back pain would soon be no more. Boy was I wrong. The mattress was to be delivered that weekend. The day before delivery, Brian, another store employee, called me to inform me there was a mixup at the warehouse and the mattress wouldn't be delivered that day. He said it could be delivered two days later instead. I acknowledged and was still a happy customer. He calls me back later that day to leave a message saying: "Oops, I made a mistake. Our delivery company doesn't go as far north as you are on Sundays, so we can't deliver to you then." Days go by and I hear nothing further as to when the mattress will be delivered. Just as I'm about to call and cancel the order, Shah calls, apologizes profusely, and offers us a discount and some free pillows to keep my business. I agree, and the delivery date is scheduled again for a week later. The delivery day arrives, and Shah calls again, this time saying the delivery has been cancelled due to inclement weather. He offers another discount in order to keep my business, and once again, I foolishly agree. Delivery is re-scheduled for a few days later, with a window of 5PM to 9PM. It's now he evening of our highly anticipated mattress arrival...we're excitedly buzzing about the house, dreaming of...well, the sweet dreams we're going to have on our new ultra-firm mattress. 6PM, then 7PM, then 8PM, then 9PM, then 10PM, and no phone call and no sign of the mattress. The next morning I'm fuming, and as soon as the store opens, I call, and am greeted by Dan. I explain to Dan that a mattress that was supposed to be delivered last night failed to show, and there was no news regarding any local mattress nappings. Dan's response "Umm, okayy, let me take your number down and get someone to call you back, because I'm pretty useless." I wait a few hours, and to my utter outright shock (sarcasm), nobody calls me back. I call again. Brian answers, because Shah is apparently on vacation. Since Useless Dan obviously didn't communicate my issue to Brian, I repeat the entire story to Brian. Not only is Brian unaware that a delivery was scheduled to my house the prior night, he is also unaware of any delivery failures. He does, however, promise that he'll look into it and get back to me. An hour later, Brian calls saying that the prior night's delivery failure was due to the delivery company not being able to find a box for the mattress. WOW. Imagine your pizza delivery company canceling your order telling you "Sorry sir, we don't have a box for your pizza, and our delivery guy gets hives if he makes bare skin contact with pizza crust." Brian offers to have the mattress delivered that night. I tell him that at this point, I expect the mattress for free. Brian explains that he doesn't have the power to do that for me, but he'll have the district manager call me to discuss the matter. The mattress did arrive that evening, but no phone call was ever received from the district manager.