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Re: Putting Net Furniture Sales To Bed
Posted by: Keith Regan 2002-03-31 19:30:21

Put furniture on the list. The list, that is, of items that people absolutely, positively and unequivocally do not want to buy online. That is the message, plain and simple, behind the collapse of Furniture.com.

Re: Putting Net Furniture Sales To Bed
Posted by: Noahoscar986 2019-02-18 21:36:50 In reply to: Keith Regan

Recently I bought a cupboard from there and I really happy to see the quality of my cupboard, but I dont have any experience to buy a mattress from there, but will soon buy from your store.

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