Karen I.

I needed a mattress and was looking for a good, solid option that could be delivered in a timely manner. I ordered something on another site--but learned that the mattress would take 14 business days to arrive!--too long. So I went over to Casper and saw that mattresses arrive between 5-7 business days after order. Could this be true? I chatted with someone just to be sure, and was told yes. GREAT! I immediately cancelled the other ordered and ordered a mattress, box spring, and bed frame from Casper, comforted by the knowledge that the delivery of my order was imminent.

The bed frame arrived in five business days. Great! The box spring arrived in seven business days. Great! The mattress? The day before the mattress was promised to arrive (seven business after my order) I was told I could expect the mattress a full week AFTER what I was told. 5-7 business days? The expectation set on their website and confirmed by their employee? A total lie. And, to top it all off, I was given less that 24 hours notice that the mattress would NOT be arriving when promised.

I called Casper. Surely they would find a way to make this right. I knew there was likely nothing they could do to get me my mattress--I would have to cancel the order and find another mattress that could be delivered IMMEDIATELY--but I figured they would try to make up for the fact that they put me in the stressful situation of scrambling to find a mattress store that could do same-day delivery. A discount on my order, maybe a discount on future orders... something.

NOPE!

I talked to three people at Casper, including a supervisor, who politely told me that the difficult situation they'd put me in was none of their concern, they didn't care. They canceled the order, callous to the pain they caused by their communication mistake and their failure to communicate their delay.

I'm very disappointed in Casper. If Casper isn't able to take responsibility in fixing their mistakes, I wonder what other ways they're failing to maintain integrity.