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Jeg skriver en mail ang. En vare der er til salg. Høre ikke fra dem og ringer derfor. Det første han siger er’ Jeg har set din mail, men gad ikke svare’ Jeg spørg ind til varen og han lægger på.
Virker som fusk…😅
Bestilte 6 stk. sort malede Nanna Ditzel stole fra firmaet. Da de bliver leveret er de væltet rundt under transporten og malingen er ikke særligt pænt udført. Flere stole bliver taget med retur og omlakeret.
Da de kommer retur mangler der også beskyttelses knopper på flere af stole benene. Nu her ca. 2 år efter er malingen slidt af flere steder og det bære præg af virkeligt dårligt udført malerarbejde. Jeg vil holde mig langt væk fra denne virksomhed der nu også kalder sig Second Hand Design Furniture v/Per Rasmussen
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