Posted on 06/30/2006 by Sales Associate
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Raymour Flanigan is a furniture company that recently starting opening stores in the New York, New Jersey metro area. They are taking advantage of Seamans, Hoffman Koos and soon Levitz leaving this market. While it is a great opportunity for them, their deception to the public discuss me. The always run fake sales that you can get any day of the week and do so much deceptive advertising. They don't really care about their employees or customers, it's just that all mighty dollar. Any lie they can get us to tell is legitimate if we get that sale.
I won't allow their lack of morale change me, however! it grates me that they try to encourage one to be deceptive. That seems to be the wave of American business these day. Since the job market crunch, which was orchestrated, American business has really taken advantage of that. They have cut benefits and services and increase their profits. Raymour Flanigan should be put in the house of shame.
Anonymous (07/01/2006)
Learn to spell. Someone might hire you.
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