I really don't think this place is reputable, or at least not competent. I bought a big-ticket item here and was told that since it was a medical device there would be no sales tax. Only after the delivery people left did I scrutinize the receipt and discover I had been charged $200 in sales tax. I called a different local medical supply place to make sure I hadn't been dreaming when thinking there would no tax on this device. They assured me there would not be. So I had to get back to Penn-York to have them refund the sales tax. "Gee, I can't imagine how you ended up being charged sales tax," my sales person eventually told me. I would guess either incompetence, or a hope that I would not question the sales tax, thinking I had misheard this, and everyone there could go out to dinner with that $200. He blamed it all on a computer glitch.
I'd almost be willing to pay $200 just for the courtesy of not being yelled at when I called to point out that mistake.
"I bill is wrong. I got charged more than I was supposed to..." I began.
"I told you! If you paid with a credit card it would be an additional 3.5%!" my salesman yelled before I could explain the situation.
"No, I was charged tax. I'm almost certain you told me that there would not be any tax because it was medical device."
"There is no way you were charged tax!"
"Well, I'm looking at my receipt, and there is a box labeled 'sales tax' and that box has $200 in it.'"
Then there was some run around where first I'd get a refund check, then I was told they couldn't do that--the money would be refunded back to my credit card--and then it went back to sending me a check. At one point in the conversation I said something like, "Well, before you erroneously added $200 to my bill for tax..." and the lady I was talking to said, "How dare you say we did that erroneously! It was a simple error!" I had to say, "Lady, the word 'erroneously' means 'in error'." Gee, get an SAT review book and start studying some vocabulary words.
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