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Mattress Discounters TV Spot, 'A Dream' Mattress Discounters Labor Day Sale TV Spot, 'Camping' Request Trial to View More Search Ads, Brands & More Request a of the iSpot TV Analytics Platform Website - Current Promotions, Directions & More “Andrew was a fantastic help and 200 off if you mention yelp and check in receive a free pillow.” “We showed up one hr. before closing time & Elyse welcomed us with immediate attention & upbeat energy.” “We came in and Andrew remembered my name and the model that I had decides on.” Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Los Angeles Mattress Stores.“Regular mattress stores are a rip-off. Shop a few then come here. You’ll be shocked at the difference. Watch this short video!All I wanted was a nice Queen for a guest room. All the regular stores wanted at least $750 for anything decent. I got it for $325 here, no haggling, and they delivered it for FREE! They’ve got my business for life!” – Rebecca M.
No Phony “Specials” or “Sales”! No Sleazy Sales Tactics! No Pressure to Buy! Just 55% - 80% off retail stores EVERY DAY!!! That’s the most fitting motto this place can have. No retail price gauging, no silly “sales”, no high pressure sales tricks. Just straight forward low pricing. Retail mattress stores now charge $3000 – $7000 for mattresses that should cost less than $800. Retail stores use a professionally crafted series of tactics to make people THINK mattresses just cost a lot now and that through their store’s “special discounts” they are actually getting a good deal. In reality, they are often paying 10 TIMES more than they should. Fortunately, someone has finally said ENOUGH! The difference between Them and Us is HUGE: We’re fanatical about our overhead. We have VERY few employees and almost NO paid advertising. And, while we have clean, safe, family friendly showrooms, they are NOT glitzy, or on expensive real estate.
Our low overhead & extreme volume makes a HUGE difference. Many retail manufacturers provide private labels, price fixing and heavy advertising to make you think their mattresses should cost more. We won’t use these manufacturers. This allows us to provide you with a HIGHER quality mattress at a LOWER price. Best Price Up Front Since EVERY mattress is marked down as cheap as we can possibly sell it, and we have low overhead, tremendous volume, and don’t use inflated manufacturers, that price is MUCH lower than the regular stores. 55% – 80% Lower! “So glad my friend told me about this place. I was about to pay $1200 for a queen at a regular store. The same mattress here was $450. No hassle, no fuss. Telling all my friends. Never paying retail again!”We discount EVERY mattress as much as possible EVERY DAY, we guarantee that price with a lifetime 200% cash back guarantee, and that price is the same EVERY minute of EVERY day for EVERYONE. So, EVERYONE saves 55% – 80% EVERY DAY, and there’s never any pressure to buy because the price never changes!
Half the price of regular retail stores, no gimmicks, no tricks. Just straightforward wholesale pricing every day for everyone. Never going to a regular store again.” "This place has my business for life!" "I will recommend Charleston Mattress Warehouse to everyone!" "If you are going to get a mattress get one here!!! Honest, low prices, helpful, no pressure sales person!" "Great selection, low prices, and best of all...NO annoying sales people trying to tell me what I would be most comfortable on." "We saved $1500 on our mattress, and I had comparison shopped. Will go here again and send friends!" "Excellent prices, great selection, helpful, fast and efficient sales person and quick delivery. "From start to finish, our experience was smooth. The mattresses we chose was super comfy and the prices truly are the best in town." "We saved a TON of money... The service was great and the delivery was quick. I'll definitely recommend to my friends!"A San Antonio, Texas mattress store will be closed "indefinitely" after a commercial it posted on social media promoting a "Twin Tower sale" days before the 15th anniversary of 9/11 ignited a firestorm of criticism.
"We will be silent through the 9/11 Anniversary to avoid any further distractions from a day of recognition and remembrance for the victims and their families," the owner of Miracle Mattress, Mike Bonanno, said in a statement posted on the store's Facebook page on Friday. Employees of the store had also received several death threats after the 20-second spot was released. The offending ad for Miracle Mattress starts with San Antonio branch store manager Cherise Bonanno -- Mike Bonanno's daughter -- asking "What better way to remember 9/11 than with a Twin Tower sale?” and ends with two employees falling backwards onto two piles of mattresses with an American flag in between them. Cherise Bonanno gasps in horror as her coworkers and the mattresses topple over. She then turns to the camera and says: "We'll never forget." Cherise Bonanno told San Antonio's NBC affiliate the ad was a mistake. "We are not hate, we are love. We are somebody that stands out. We're Miracle Mattress, we make miracles happen.
For our lives to be in danger, that's no what we ever wanted," she said. Mike Bonanno claimed the video was made without his knowledge. He told the San Antonio station WOAI that they would donate 30 percent of its sales over weekend to the 9/11 Foundation before deciding to indefinitely shutter the store. "Our intentions were not to hurt anyone at all,” he said in a statement. "Our staff is full of military and some relatives have passed away due to 9/11. We are promoters of peace and love. We have given abundantly to our community here in San Antonio and wish to remain known as a company who respects and loves others. We hope you find it in your hearts to forgive us. Please accept our apology." However, their apology was not well-received.I hope you go out of business. How any one could think this was funny is beyond me. There is no excuse for this! We will never forget that horrible day! The pain of that day and the loss of loved ones will always be with us . How sick !!!" one Facebook user wrote on the store's page.