exoticisabella
Shiny_Rock
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2009
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- 338
So, after much thought and many posts later I finally
realized that I love my diamond (THANKS GOG!
), love my bands but don''t love my setting. I went back to the B&M store where I had bought my first setting (the one in the pic) to see if they had something else that I loved. Well, I did fall in love tonight, with a beautiful solitaire setting, tapered cathedral look, all one solid piece and the prongs are the double prong looking things Prong example. Plus it fit right into my budget! Budget of $450 for the setting and this one is $320. The sad part is that the customer service was horrible. The guy who helped me look at the setting seemed so disconnected, didn''t try to even make small talk and was frustrated with me when I told him that I had to transfer money from my online banking account into my checking account (I do this so I can''t overspend or purchase on a whim) and asked him if he could write down the item number for me. He then said that "we don''t order the same item twice" and didn''t even look at me. Then when I asked him if it came in yellow gold he looked in the case and said, "I don''t see one"...not I''ll call on it or let me find out
. I put a deposit on the ring to hold it but I feel so bad for doing it. Like even though it''s only $320 it''s still my $320
. I''m going to go back and talk to the sales manager, possibly ask for my deposit back as I felt like this whole transaction was "just business" to them
. On the bright side I can''t wait for the morning so that I can go down to Winfields before they close out the storefront and see if they have anything
. Finally, I want to be as nice as possible to the other store in explaining my expierence and asking for my money back - to me this should be a learning expierence for the store and maybe it''s time for them to offer more customer service training for the staff? Any thoughts/ideas are always appriciated!






