The mere mention of Sears brings back some bad memories from a couple years ago. My wife and I bought a refrigerator from Sears that was a lemon: it stopped cooling in less than two weeks. Furthermore, we couldn’t get the Sears service department to get it repaired in a timely manner, or keep its promises about repair times (I missed a full day of work because of this.) We eventually returned it, losing the shipping charge and the cost of our spoiled food (Sears refused to reimburse us.)Looking back, we’re lucky that the refrigerator died when it did. I’ve read some comments on the Internet from some disgruntled Sears customers. One individual’s major appliance died very shortly after one year and wasn’t able to return it.I realize that most folks might not want to hear me rant about Sears, and I do apologize for having done so here. But if I can warn people about our experience so they don’t get burned themselves, I will.
The mere mention of Sears brings back some bad memories from a couple years ago. My wife and I bought a refrigerator from Sears that was a lemon: it stopped cooling in less than two weeks. Furthermore, we couldn’t get the Sears service department to get it repaired in a timely manner, or keep its promises about repair times (I missed a full day of work because of this.) We eventually returned it, losing the shipping charge and the cost of our spoiled food (Sears refused to reimburse us.)Looking back, we’re lucky that the refrigerator died when it did. I’ve read some comments on the Internet from some disgruntled Sears customers. One individual’s major appliance died very shortly after one year and wasn’t able to return it.I realize that most folks might not want to hear me rant about Sears, and I do apologize for having done so here. But if I can warn people about our experience so they don’t get burned themselves, I will.