John’s Appliance and Bedding

One of the best finds in Central Florida for Appliances, cabinetry, delivery and installation. Jd, our salesman in Orange City, expertly handled a very large appliance order for us. It went off without a hitch. Winn, located in the daytona beach store, has over 30 years experience in the cabinet making business and handled our custom cabinet order perfectly. His Installer, Bob, provided superior services in installing the cabinets and was very adept and installing the custom panel door on our sub zero refrigerator. Also the delivery guys took great care in handling our very expensive Appliances. Everything went off without a hitch. I highly recommend this store and these people for your next appliance or cabinet order.

Went to look for low end/​used washer dryers. The sales guy, Doug, showed us a set that was new but never even told us they had used ones… we only found them because we continued to explore the store. We also looked at mattresses and talked with him about them though we told him we will be in the market for one soon, not now. When we found a used washer/​dryer set and asked him about them, he said, «you’re better to buy the new ones for $ 200 more than a 20 year old set.» He gave us his «final» low price on the new set and we said we’d go to lunch to decide what we wanted to do.
Frankly, since we just moved, we need to play catch up before we invest bigger money into washer/​dryer. We decided to go back and see if he could go any lower on the used washer dryer ($ 400 for them – 20 years old, according to him). He not only would not drop $ 50, which we would have them purchased, but he got real snippy and acted all insulted that we would even ask such a thing. We bought elsewhere at that time.
SO, for $ 50 on an overpriced, seriously old washer and dryer, John’s Appliance City lost our business for our new washer and dryer set (close to $ 1000) and a new mattress set for $ 2500. Was it worth it Doug to have such ill will and poor customer service? I bet you’ll rethink dropping $ 50 for the good will of a customer who has clearly indicated they would be purchasing more items in the not too distant future.