Changing Homes By Sue Odell

In sum, information on our purchase from Sue was misrepresented.
We recently bought a piano from Sue at an estate sale. The piano had a sign on it that said «official piano of the Metropolitan Opera 1920». We were told it was built around 1920. The piano was delivered and we looked up the serial number and found it was built in 1966. While it is still a good piano and we do not regret the purchase, we are disappointed that we were lied to. We called Sue to say as much, and she was fairly rude, saying she had tried to contact us and her calls had not been returned, which is simply untrue. She said she wasn’t responsible for the information about the piano and that it was her employee that had done the research. I think it is a fairly well established fact that employers are ultimately responsible for their employees’ actions.
Sue misrepresented some very important information and when called on it, instead of being courteous and apologizing, she went on the offensive and blamed her employee. Shame on you, Sue.