Tennessee
I just had a mattress set delivered, and everything was wrong, from the delivery time (by 3pm, but arrived at 7pm) to the coating on the mattress (they put Teflon on it, had ordered a fabric cover) that is required for the 30 day return policy. Noting the discrepency in the cover, I called the store before signing the delivery confirmation. I was outraged to find out that the mattress had Teflon on it, and when the store said they couldn't do anything about it, I raised my voice to the manager on the phone, complaining about the whole sale. The delivery guy then fussed at my children for making noise, and I told him not to scold my kids. He said he was leaving, and the manager wouldn't budge, so I threw my cellphone down. It didn't go near the delivery guy, he had already turned to go out the door, and he didn't jerk or anything like he thought it was aimed at him. (It wasn't, I was truly throwing it on the floor.) Anyway, he left, and now I'm wondering if he can press any kind of charges for throwing a phone in his presence, or raising my voice. I didn't curse, insult, or say anything personal at all, it's just that I have never yelled at someone on the phone or in person in a business situation. I was just loud and upset, almost in tears. How ridiculous over a mattress set, I know. Should I be worried?
I just had a mattress set delivered, and everything was wrong, from the delivery time (by 3pm, but arrived at 7pm) to the coating on the mattress (they put Teflon on it, had ordered a fabric cover) that is required for the 30 day return policy. Noting the discrepency in the cover, I called the store before signing the delivery confirmation. I was outraged to find out that the mattress had Teflon on it, and when the store said they couldn't do anything about it, I raised my voice to the manager on the phone, complaining about the whole sale. The delivery guy then fussed at my children for making noise, and I told him not to scold my kids. He said he was leaving, and the manager wouldn't budge, so I threw my cellphone down. It didn't go near the delivery guy, he had already turned to go out the door, and he didn't jerk or anything like he thought it was aimed at him. (It wasn't, I was truly throwing it on the floor.) Anyway, he left, and now I'm wondering if he can press any kind of charges for throwing a phone in his presence, or raising my voice. I didn't curse, insult, or say anything personal at all, it's just that I have never yelled at someone on the phone or in person in a business situation. I was just loud and upset, almost in tears. How ridiculous over a mattress set, I know. Should I be worried?