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Ross C. Illawarra, NSW

2m ago

Total rip-off. Hidden charges and zero notifications.Absolute scam of a service. There is absolutely no way to justify what they charge. My last invoice cost almost as much as the actual printer itself, which is ridiculous. HP does not notify you when you are going over your page allocation. I got hit with a massive bill because of 15 rollover pages that I was completely kept in the dark about. Save your money and just buy regular ink—avoid HP Instant Ink at all costs.

David

3m ago

I was followed up every step of the way. With I think he needs a raise.

Cameron B. Greater Melbourne (Inner), VIC

3m ago

A false economy – please be careful with your hard-earned money With the current cost of living pressures, we are all looking for ways to make our dollars stretch further when furnishing a home. Unfortunately, choosing The Furniture Trader proved to be a costly mistake in both time and stress, and I am sharing our experience in the hope of saving others from a similar struggle. While their showroom pieces present well and the initial prices seem appealing, the 'cheapness' of the brand is ultimately reflected in what actually arrives at your door. The furniture we received was significantly different in quality from the premium display models we viewed in-store, arriving with prominent manufacturing and tactile defects. When you spend your precious money, you expect a business to stand behind their products and offer safe, reliable support if things go wrong. Sadly, trying to get a fair and timely resolution from their team has been an exhausting, drawn-out process characterized by poor communication and a refusal to take meaningful responsibility. If you are budgeting carefully right now, my sincere advice is to invest your funds with a more reliable, trustworthy business that delivers on its promises. A lower price tag upfront simply isn't worth the disappointment and hassle that follows.