Atlantic Office Furniture

I called to ask if they bought interior office doors and person (owner) I dunno said «Not interested,» and then hung up. I had other things and other questions but how rude to hang up and not say goodbye or thank me for calling. I called right back and got voice mail. I left a message saying I didn’t appreciate being hung up on. Anyway it’s sad they can’t be more professional, at the same time it’s good they act like a fool early so you’ll know who your dealing with and save yourself some time.
1 star just for answering the phone.

If you are looking for any kind of office furniture, new or used, then keep looking and don’t stop here.
We purchased two chairs which we liked for our office. Paid cash, and we received a receipt. We then booked a truck, as we had to pick up some other stuff, including these two chairs.
WHEN WE GOT THERE, there were signs on the chairs and one of the owners came out. This person was definitely one of the owners, or lied and purported himself to be an or the owner. I am not sure who the person who sold us the chairs was one of the owners — who knows at this place.
Since he called himself an Owner when he came out to greet us on the pickup date, I’ll refer to him specifically as the OWNER.
If you are familiar with contract law, and how the Uniform Commercial Code works, the fact that we were picking up two chairs which we had:
1) Already Paid Cash For
2) Already Was Given a Receipt for said Purchase
3) Agreed Seller Would Hold Item Until Pickup
We executed an arm’s length contract. The Chairs were, by contract law, ours.
So the OWNER comes out, with a piece of paper and cash, and tells us the price we paid for the two chairs was incorrect, and the price we paid for both of the chairs TOGETHER, was actually the price for just ONE of the chairs. When we purchased these chairs, there was no confusion. Receipt said TWO chairs on it, and price owed, and price paid.
The OWNER refused to give us the chairs unless we paid the difference, making the chairs cost twice as much as advertised. OWNER rambled something about confusion of some kind, and the more OWNER talked, the more livid and angry he got.
We explained to him that the receipt shows the consummated transaction, the price, quantity, total due, and that payment was given in cash. So the chairs were ours. But he just continued to raise his voice stating that he could care less about contract law and what was said and done, but we couldn’t have our chairs unless we paid what he wanted us to pay.
Again, we tried to explain to him that it isn’t our fault that, according to OWNER there was some issue, but he wasn’t having it. As he continued to become more and more livid, and yell louder and louder, he was approaching the woman I was with closer and closer, which made me feel very uncomfortable and I had to signal to her to move away because the OWNER was going mad.
Any reasonable person, given the documentation and contract law, would have given us the chairs, which were rightfully ours, and PAID-​IN-​FULL. Maybe if he would have market one chair down 50% and didn’t act so abrasively, then we could have worked out a compromise IF some kind of issue did occur, but OF COURSE, the person who sold us the chairs was unreachable.
Seriously? With the advent of cellular phone technology, and the fact that it was probably a relative of OWNER, he could show us nothing aside from his furious stance that we weren’t taking the chairs unless we paid more.
At that point, the woman within the party felt so uncomfortable, we took our cash, and left, leaving the OWNER with the words that «this is not how you run a business or act professionally» and he continued to yell how he didn’t care and pretty much «shove your UCC/​GA law up your (beep) and get the (beep) out of my store.»
We then got back into the truck we rented, particularly to pick up these chairs and another item, and drove off in shock.
Normally I was have taken him to the County Magistrate’s Small Claims Court, but given the county and the associated filing fees and time we had already wasted, I decided to leave his fate in God’s hands.
So — BUYER BEWARE! I would not waste your precious time, FOR ALL WE KNOW, THIS BUSINESS THRIVES ON THE «BAIT AND SWITCH» THE PRICE BUSINESS MODEL.