“Beware when ordering items from this company. I purchased glass vases for an event and paid over $100 for shipping. Three out of 4 vases arrived completely shattered. There was not sufficient support to prevent the glasses from breaking while in transit. I called multiple times and sent emails to customer service but received a response 2 days later and after my event had passed. They said they would send me new vases to replace the shattered one despite me asking for a refund instead. When the box of replaced vases arrived, there was only 1 vase in the box and not three ! I emailed and called again. I was told a man named Mark will call me back but he never did. I emailed again requesting a refund and received a response stating 3 vases were in the box not 1. This is inaccurate. It’s been over 2 months and I am yet to receive a refund or 2 other missing vases. Terrible company and customer service. Rather invest and purchase your inventory from other companies like efavormart or CV linens that have better shipping and packaging systems and have a reliable customer service department. ***We reached a compromise***”
“I have been dealing with National Supply’s products for several years, especially with cleaning solutions and Janitorial products. This time I would like to thank the owner Park for his efforts to maintain lower prices for the products I use and to secure them for on-time delivery. I wish his business well and hope that he continues to provide a good service to me and to his customers.”
“Mighty services my shop in Duluth and they have great service and prices. Matt our Sales Rep does a great job taking care of us too! Would definitely recommend to anybody.”
Sam's Club, the Walmart-owned warehouse retailer, announced it's launching pizza delivery nationwide, bringing its popular $8.98 Member's Mark 16-inch Hot Baked Pizza straight to customers' doorsteps. By the end of May, all Sam's Club members can order the oversized pies for express delivery through the retailer's app or website.
When it comes to buying appliances, people who prioritize price over other factors end up less satisfied in the long run. That's what the J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Appliance Satisfaction Study found out. Shoppers who bought appliances on sale just because of the low price had an overall satisfaction score of 714 out of 1,000. But those who looked for long-term benefits like energy savings or good warranties were much happier, scoring 777 and 770.