Business ProfileforGator Blinds LLC

For the first home appointment, I was told a discount was offered if payment was in "cash on delivery." I was fully prepared to pay in cashiers check as I understood that was appropriate for a cash exchange of $4,500. for a service of this scale and size. However, at the end of appointment and when payment was due, the saleswoman said the check was "insufficient," and that cash meant cash US currency. She said payment was due immediately; I felt extremely pressured and frazzled stating that I was more than happy to supply a cashier's check as I didn't know if I had that amount readily accessible in my home. The saleswoman was very pushy and not accommodating, saying that I couldn't go to the bank and get the cash because she had "other appointments." I rushed to a location on my property that thankfully had the amount in cash, but I did not feel comfortable with the whole process. I had been looking forward to the plantation shutter window installations for years and after finding a company at this time when I'm ready for them, I didn't want to miss this opportunity. So after I handed her the cash in bills, she spread them on my kitchen counter and counted each bill twice! I felt like I was being confronted in my own house that not only I have to rush to supply thousands in cash but that my bills were somehow fraudulent. After she left, the same experience occurred in the subsequent installation appointment. When the crew arrived, the same saleswoman entered my home and stated she could not start the installment until payment was paid in full first, upfront. Because of the last experience, I didn't feel comfortable with handing that much cash to a business so I decided cashier's check. The saleswoman was not happy as then she said she'd have to remove the original discount. I was stunned to say the least. This is not how a reputable business should operate when entering people's homes and I want to ensure that They are not doing something fraudulent themselves