Dad got red, itchy bites from a used sofa bought at ScS.

The bites are very itchy and swollen with blisters.

July 22nd 2024.

Dad got red, itchy bites from a used sofa bought at ScS.
Andrew Wolff, a 53-year-old father, was recently in the market for a new sofa. After browsing through various options, he finally settled on one from a popular high street store. Little did he know that this seemingly normal purchase would result in a series of unfortunate events.

Just two days after bringing the sofa home, Andrew noticed red, itchy bites all over his body. He was puzzled as to where they could have come from, until he remembered the new piece of furniture in his living room. Upon closer inspection, he found hairs all over the sofa, including underneath the cushions. It was then that he realized that something was amiss.

Andrew had purchased the sofa at a discounted price of £300 from the store's "back warehouse". The staff had informed him that it was a returned item and that a dog had jumped on it. However, Andrew denies having any knowledge of this and feels that he was misled into buying a second-hand sofa.

To make matters worse, Andrew's bites were so severe that he had to seek medical attention. Even after taking antihistamines and applying steroid cream, the bites continued to bother him. He couldn't even enjoy spending time with his children at his new address due to the infestation.

Andrew's frustration grew when he spoke to the store's customer support staff. They initially offered to replace the sofa, but when he asked for compensation for his discomfort and loss of earnings, the offer was withdrawn. This only added to his disappointment and inconvenience.

The bites, which Andrew suspects could be from either fleas or bed bugs, not only affected his personal life but also interfered with his work. As a bakehouse operative, he works in a warm and humid environment. However, due to the severity of his bites, he had to take time off and even wear protective gear to avoid further reactions.

Upon further investigation, the store claimed that they had no prior knowledge of any flea infestation in the sofa and that they had informed Andrew about its returned status. They are currently working with him to resolve the issue and arrange for the furniture to be collected.

In the meantime, Andrew is left feeling frustrated and disappointed by this whole ordeal. He had hoped for a comfortable and enjoyable experience with his new sofa, but instead, he is now dealing with the aftermath of a faulty purchase. It seems that in this case, buyer beware was not enough to prevent Andrew's unfortunate situation.

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