Overstock
Feb 8, 2010 11:32 AM
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I hereby withdraw and recant all comments about overstock.com. I can't have it both ways.
This message was modified Mar 3, 2010 by Pete
Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #11 Feb 19, 2010 3:10 AM
Location: L.A. area
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Points: 1161
Let 'em roll. Glad you have the energy to fight them on it!
Best of luck!
I hope you're throwing the words "class action suit" around liberally!
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Reply #12 Feb 19, 2010 3:28 PM
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My
This message was modified Mar 3, 2010 by Pete
Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #13 Feb 19, 2010 3:36 PM
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Excuse my ignorance, but is that like Dr. Quincy?

My complaint with O-stock is not saying what ILD their latex is; big pet peeve.  Though it was my fault to order it anyway due to limited funds.
This message was modified Feb 19, 2010 by Leo3
Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #14 Feb 19, 2010 4:51 PM
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No, more like CSI, only in real time.
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Reply #15 Feb 22, 2010 12:11 PM
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After
This message was modified Mar 3, 2010 by Pete
Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #16 Feb 28, 2010 10:13 PM
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Points: 128
Waiting to see what happens with this before I order this foam?

Alice

Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #17 Mar 1, 2010 12:27 AM
Location: L.A. area
Joined: Jan 18, 2008
Points: 1161
Pete wrote:
After days of "resourceful surreptitiousness" (techniques I learned as a forensic pathologist) I got overstock CEO's Patrick M. Byrne's home phone #, home addresses and personal email addresses (No, I'm not giving them out to anyone or telling you how I got them.) I left a detailed message about what was going on. I also sent all recorded phone calls with overstock reps. blatantly misrepresenting a product to his email. Then, I mailed the misrepresented product directly to his home, complete with inaccurate shipping weight labels, accompanied by a "letter of assurance", from overstock, that the product was the correct density. I've yet to receive a response. The next call he gets will be from my lawyer.

I hope you didn't make a mistake by sending him the actual foam. Isn't that your best evidence, exhibit A so to speak?
Anyway, I'm sure curious to see what he does or says.
If he's smart he'll just turn it over to HIS attorney...
Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #18 Mar 1, 2010 11:00 AM
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Points: 128
I thought you only had to send a pic? That's what I did, they gave me my $ back and I got to keep the foam!

Alice

Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #19 Mar 1, 2010 3:12 PM
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fantasticalice wrote:
I thought you only had to send a pic? That's what I did, they gave me my $ back and I got to keep the foam!

Alice


What was wrong with your foam?  Is is the venus foam?  You generally do not get to keep anything if you take a picture, you might get a small discount, but you return it for a FULL refund.

Unless things have changed in the land of Overstock.
Re: Overstock is full of it.
Reply #20 Mar 1, 2010 6:53 PM
Joined: Jan 9, 2010
Points: 128
So I've tried to copy and paste my e-mails to no avail. There seem to be a lot of things i can't do on here. Yes, both Costco and Overstock told me to keep the foam. I bought a bed from Sleep Innovations, a knock-off sleep #.  Go figure. sure wish O would of waited for the e-mail that told me to keep all the foam and a really nice cover with wool inside. Oh well, you win so and some you don't. At least with Costco I get to return it, 100%. They have a really nice adjustable queen foam (1499.00) this time around. It's always fun to see what Costco offers next. Does anyone know how they chose what they offer? 

Alice

If you know how to get the e-mails on here, let me know.

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