Christian Home Builders, Inc.

While we appreciate their passion, the complaint as described by Mr & Mrs ***, is not base in fact I am going to copy the email that we sent directly to the ***'s after we received the original complaint Please see the attached coupon for more details ***,I tried
calling you a couple times earlier today with no luck I am sorry with your frustration about the 20% coupon for My Sister's Attic Arcadia. Our My Sister's Attic location at Arcadia has such great furniture and home furnishings, that we are trying to direct our loyal Scottsdale customers there via incentive of a 20% off coupon. Again, I sincerely appreciate your frustration, but I am struggling to piece together the incident as you portray it. We have zero signage whatsoever regarding the coupon anywhere in or around the showroom. Furthermore, I would not characterize the information on the coupon as "fine print". The coupons reads "20% OFF" in extra large font, and directly underneath it reads "any single item at the My Sister's Attic / Arcadia location" in medium size font "Any single item at the MSA Arcadia location" is printed directly front and center of the coupon, it is rather hard to miss We are in no way, shape, or form trying to mislead customersI understand that you had a poor experience, so perhaps next time we create a coupon, we will go to greater lengths as not to confuse shoppers such as yourself.Nevertheless, we thank you for being such a passionate shopper. Next time you are in the showroom, allow me to extend you a $Gift Card so that you might find a similar chair at a price you are happy with.Have a great day,Ryan P***Director of OperationsMy Sister's Attic***
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No one called you any namesStop with the exaggeration. You signed our contract that says: "We set the priceWe can revise the price." Maria explained this to you BEFORE you left the bag with us this time. Lee offered to pay you for his mistake and you said no. We're done with
thisHave a nice day.

Ann,Yes, you did ask both of your employees to get on the phone to decide if what I was saying was true You did call me a liar, if you want to admit that or not To ask your employee to "pay for his mistake" out of his own pocket when he makes an hourly wage spoke volumes at the time and I wouldn't accept it Even your response now is short and unprofessional I have asked for this to be resolved since someone who works for your company mishandled the bagThe attached text(s) show my exchange with Lee and prove the bag should have been returned to me prior to the next mark down I would expect to be compensated by your company for the error, not out of your employees pocket Thank you

You asked for $500 when we had the "speaker" phone call with Maria, Lee and myself. Lee felt so badly he offered to pay you himself. You said no. Then you asked for $900 later.Now you're asking for $2,000. Obviously you are looking for a handout. Once again, read our contract. "We set the prices. We can revise the prices." And Maria has reviewed our policies with you a number of times as you always try to get more money almost every time you consign. There are notes on your account going back several years reiterating that this is what you do...Constantly ask for more money. Your bag is not worth an arbitrary amount that you assign. It's worth what customers will pay for it and that is how we pay you. Obviously consignment is not for you. I consider this case closed based upon your repeated attempts to try to get us to just GIVE you more money. Wouldn't we all like more money? Yes, but we work for it.Now go get a job like the rest of us that want money.