Mum had a visit from a nice salesman today at 10am following a telesales call yesterday afternoon offering a free pillow in return for a consultation. We were pleased she has agreed to look at buying such a chair. He suggested the more expensive vibrating chair option which might help my mother’s lack of appetite.
The “nice man” walked away with an order for a riser chair and a cheque for £3345. The firm in question is Arise Mobility Limited and owned by:
Their flashy website and reassuring automated telephone message repeats their commitment to family, honesty, sincerity and trust. They are also members of the British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) and proudly display the TRADINGSTANDARDS.GOV,UK APPROVED CODE emblem on their website.
Needless to say we cancelled the cheque and order. Others may not be so lucky. Spread the word and avoid at all costs.
Rip Off Britain At Its Worse. Arise Mobility visited by elderley neighbour yesterday. the Arise Mobility salesman spent over 2 hours trying to scam her into buying a bed that cost over £3000, a bed she did not need having endured a 2 hour plus sales pitch, she was trembing at the end, then she recives a call from the same company offering her the same bed at a massive discount. Avoid them like the plauge Arise Mobility ought to be closed down. Trading Standards what are you doing about Arise Mobility?
This company cold called my elderly mother. A sales visit followed the cold call during which time they subjected her to over two and a half hours of high pressure sales tactics. They started off by trying to sell her a 24 hour healthcare package (a chair and a bed) at a cost of over £10,000 and every time she said no the price reduced, until they finally tried to sell her a hand held massage unit for £450, the same unit is avaiable for less than £14. These people are preying on vulnerable enderly customers. They ought to be closed down. If they call you dont make the same mistake my mother did.
Arise Mobility Reviews
Mum had a visit from a nice salesman today at 10am following a telesales call yesterday afternoon offering a free pillow in return for a consultation. We were pleased she has agreed to look at buying such a chair. He suggested the more expensive vibrating chair option which might help my mother’s lack of appetite.
The “nice man” walked away with an order for a riser chair and a cheque for £3345. The firm in question is Arise Mobility Limited and owned by:
Their flashy website and reassuring automated telephone message repeats their commitment to family, honesty, sincerity and trust. They are also members of the British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) and proudly display the TRADINGSTANDARDS.GOV,UK APPROVED CODE emblem on their website.
Needless to say we cancelled the cheque and order. Others may not be so lucky. Spread the word and avoid at all costs.
Rip Off Britain At Its Worse. Arise Mobility visited by elderley neighbour yesterday. the Arise Mobility salesman spent over 2 hours trying to scam her into buying a bed that cost over £3000, a bed she did not need having endured a 2 hour plus sales pitch, she was trembing at the end, then she recives a call from the same company offering her the same bed at a massive discount. Avoid them like the plauge Arise Mobility ought to be closed down. Trading Standards what are you doing about Arise Mobility?
This company cold called my elderly mother. A sales visit followed the cold call during which time they subjected her to over two and a half hours of high pressure sales tactics. They started off by trying to sell her a 24 hour healthcare package (a chair and a bed) at a cost of over £10,000 and every time she said no the price reduced, until they finally tried to sell her a hand held massage unit for £450, the same unit is avaiable for less than £14. These people are preying on vulnerable enderly customers. They ought to be closed down. If they call you dont make the same mistake my mother did.