The Owner Of Jim Laabs Music Superstore Verbal Assault, Worst Customer Service ever Stevens Point Wisconsin

I recently purchased a maple music stand that adjusts low enough to be used while seated at my harp. It is exactly as represented at a cost far below other retailers of this product and shipping was free, as advertised. I did make phone contact with the store and was treated with respect and my questions were answered. The stand arrived sooner than expected, was packed very well and was easy to assemble and in excellent condition. The sales person that I spoke to on the phone could only assure me that the stand was made of hard wood, but wasn't sure what type. I did some research on this stand and found that it is, in fact, maple, so I ordered it with confidence. The finish is natural and matches my harp beautifully.

I have read the complaints about this company and suggest that consumers research the products they are interested in before making a purchase and courteously approach the store owner and his sales staff with the same respect you would like to be given. The old adage "You get what you pay for" should be a red flag when buying an instrument at a suspiciously low price. Good instruments do not come cheap, even when on sale.

In the case of the gentleman who played the piano, perhaps he would have been treated differently if he had asked politely if he could try the piano. Good manners breed good manners, a concept that seems to be lacking in our current society. It would be very interesting to here the store's side of some of these stories.

I recently purchased a maple music stand that adjusts low enough to be used while seated at my harp. It is exactly as represented at a cost far below other retailers of this product and shipping was free, as advertised. I did make phone contact with the store and was treated with respect and my questions were answered. The stand arrived sooner than expected, was packed very well and was easy to assemble and in excellent condition. The sales person that I spoke to on the phone could only assure me that the stand was made of hard wood, but wasn't sure what type. I did some research on this stand and found that it is, in fact, maple, so I ordered it with confidence. The finish is natural and matches my harp beautifully.

I have read the complaints about this company and suggest that consumers research the products they are interested in before making a purchase and courteously approach the store owner and his sales staff with the same respect you would like to be given. The old adage "You get what you pay for" should be a red flag when buying an instrument at a suspiciously low price. Good instruments do not come cheap, even when on sale.

In the case of the gentleman who played the piano, perhaps he would have been treated differently if he had asked politely if he could try the piano. Good manners breed good manners, a concept that seems to be lacking in our current society. It would be very interesting to here the store's side of some of these stories.

I recently purchased a maple music stand that adjusts low enough to be used while seated at my harp. It is exactly as represented at a cost far below other retailers of this product and shipping was free, as advertised. I did make phone contact with the store and was treated with respect and my questions were answered. The stand arrived sooner than expected, was packed very well and was easy to assemble and in excellent condition. The sales person that I spoke to on the phone could only assure me that the stand was made of hard wood, but wasn't sure what type. I did some research on this stand and found that it is, in fact, maple, so I ordered it with confidence. The finish is natural and matches my harp beautifully.

I have read the complaints about this company and suggest that consumers research the products they are interested in before making a purchase and courteously approach the store owner and his sales staff with the same respect you would like to be given. The old adage "You get what you pay for" should be a red flag when buying an instrument at a suspiciously low price. Good instruments do not come cheap, even when on sale.

In the case of the gentleman who played the piano, perhaps he would have been treated differently if he had asked politely if he could try the piano. Good manners breed good manners, a concept that seems to be lacking in our current society. It would be very interesting to here the store's side of some of these stories.

I recently purchased a maple music stand that adjusts low enough to be used while seated at my harp. It is exactly as represented at a cost far below other retailers of this product and shipping was free, as advertised. I did make phone contact with the store and was treated with respect and my questions were answered. The stand arrived sooner than expected, was packed very well and was easy to assemble and in excellent condition. The sales person that I spoke to on the phone could only assure me that the stand was made of hard wood, but wasn't sure what type. I did some research on this stand and found that it is, in fact, maple, so I ordered it with confidence. The finish is natural and matches my harp beautifully.

I have read the complaints about this company and suggest that consumers research the products they are interested in before making a purchase and courteously approach the store owner and his sales staff with the same respect you would like to be given. The old adage "You get what you pay for" should be a red flag when buying an instrument at a suspiciously low price. Good instruments do not come cheap, even when on sale.

In the case of the gentleman who played the piano, perhaps he would have been treated differently if he had asked politely if he could try the piano. Good manners breed good manners, a concept that seems to be lacking in our current society. It would be very interesting to here the store's side of some of these stories.