Simmons Bedding

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I purchased a Simmons, Beautyrest Classic, King mattress set and frame, on April 23, 2008, at the Elder Beerman in Beavercreek OH. I have gone through the same complaint process as you have regarding deep impressions and sagging. I contacted Elder Beerman Customer Service in October 2011, they stated that they had no record of the purchase. Fortunately, I had copies of all the documentation and all the required tags were still attached to the mattress. The inspection was scheduled for October 15, 2011. I had to request a copy of the report via email. A week later, I received a call stating that the impressions (rolling hills) were normal wear. I called the salesperson at Elder Beerman and explained my concern - I was referred to the Elder Beerman Customer Service Department in IL, once again. When I spoke with the Elder Beerman Customer Service Representative, [protected], regarding my disagreement with the inspection results, she stated that I have to wait 6 months before resubmitting a complaint. This morning, after frustration with the complaint process, I just happened to do a web search for "Simmons mattress complaints" and read your postings. Thank you for sharing your experience regarding Simmons mattress and customer service issues. My next step is to take my own pictures and measurements of the impressions and resubmit my complaint to Elder Beerman and Simmons as suggested by Lybra_lyric, Feb2011 posting. I feel strongly that the poor quality of my Simmons Beautyrest mattress is the problem. Since I travel on business 40% to 50% of the year, technically the mattress held its form for less than 2 years.

Mikeo6...You do not have to wait 90 days for a new inspection. You can take your own photos and measurements of the depression and submit it to Simmons Warranty department and also send a copy of their rejection letter and say that you disagree with the outcome. I just went through the same thing with my 2004 mattress with depression that wakes both my husband and I with severe back and side pain. I was just recently granted a new mattress and foundation and is in the process of choosing my new Simmons Mattress. It was 3 months of the run around, but prayer and faith, (Praise be to GOD) victory is mine...GOOD LUCK!

I agree with this post, and Jack Mcallister, you are a pathetic clown for your comment. If you are going to post something like that at least provide some factual statements to go along with your [censored] attitude and condescending comments. Are you a simmons employee perhaps because your stupidity reminds me of my dealings with simmons customer support representatives. Anyway, I have wasted enough time on you so here is my simmons story. I bought a queen beautyrest on 9/28/07. The mattress started sagging around summer 2010. And Jack Mcallister, I also weigh less than 200 lbs also, and not 198 lbs either (I cant believe I have to post this stuff for an idiot like you). I contacted simmons on 1/17 and they scheduled an inspector to could out to look at the mattress. The inspector used a weighted string placed across the mattress with a ruler to measure the depression in the mattress. However, the inspector's tactics were very underhanded. He pressed down on the mattress but before he took the photos he talked to me about the acceptable numbers that simmons needs to see before they will consider the mattress defective. Then when he was done talking he took his pictures. Looking back on it now I cannot believe I did not catch this trick at the time. By the time he took the photos the depression number was at 1 3/8 inches, this is what he wrote in his report. Coincidentally simmons requires a minimum of 1.5 inches. So my mattress was off by 1/8 of an inch. If he had taken the picture without talking to me it would have easily ready 2.5 inches. After this I received a letter in the mail saying the claim was denied and the level of depression that we had was considered normal wear and tear BULL$*&$. I sent 4 emails to customerassistance@simmons.com requesting the contact information for a supervisor or manager with the warranty department, I never received a response. Today I called them and the customer service woman that I talked would not give me any contact information for a supervisor, she said I could leave a message and she would make sure it gets to the supervisor... yea right, I'm sure, just like my emails were replied to. Then she said that my warranty claim had already been denied and I could open a new claim again in 90 days but "I would just be wasting my time because that one would be denied too" ... those were her exact words. What a despicable company with despicable customer service reps. I am going to invest in a memory foam mattress as soon as I can afford one. I am also going to cut the pillow top off the simmons mattress and take video of what I am sure will be defective coil springs (which is the case with the majority of beautyrest complaints) and I will then post this video online. I have already submitted 2 BBB complaints and I am going to spend as much time as I can getting the word about about this garbage company and their products. I already told my story to 2 women at a sears department this past weekend and steered them away from buying a simmons mattress (they bought a stearns and foster instead). At least I know that by word of mouth I can get some level of satisfaction by informing others about this company, their horrible products and awful customer service.

If anyone has a 2006 simmons beautyrest law tag and model tag that we could have then they would honor our warrantee, but since we as consumers removed the tag we are outta luck. If you have these tags please send to po box 1905 avalon ca 90704 attn dwayne morris. Thank you

Simmons does not stand behind its product! A few small stains does not negate a warranty. On their website it says that stains CAN not DOES. Who is to make that judgement. I think I will contact the Attorney General's Office and the Better Business Bureau. They will do anything to get out of replacing their faulty products.

i also purchased a simmons b/r classic alana vista 6 years ago it also sagged both sides after 4 years of used. i contact gallery funiture in houston were i purchased it was told they no longer sold simmons mattress, and told me to contact simmons co. i call the next day and had no result do to a small stain on the mattress. save you're self the hassle don't buy simmons mattress.

I bought a Simmons BeautyRest 23 days ago and the mattress sinks in the middle when my husband and I sleeps on it. My husband woke up last week with extreme hip pain and was unable to walk for two days. This morning I woke up with bad back pains. I cannot change the mattress because it exceeded the exchange "date" policy, and they were asking for $250 exchange fee plus delivery charge. I had already paid $750 and I think its a lot of BS that you have to dig out more $$$.

I purchased a Simmons Beautyrest Bianca in January 2007. We have rotated the bed as recommended. The heaviest of the two of us is only 160 lbs. Our bed is severly sagging on both sides. It is not sagging on the edges, as we do not sit on the edge of the bed. I am now suffering from severe neck problems due to the ruts in the bed. I have been to the chiropractor, massage therapist and to my medical doctor who prescribed muscle relaxers due to my neck problems from this mattress. We contacted Simmons, no response of course! I cannot believe mattresses these days last less than 4 years. I am extremely disappointed in Simmons. We have to buy a new mattress today because I cannot live like this any longer, but I am just not sure what brand to buy.

I am using latex mattresses as they are made from eco friendly products because i am suffering from skin allergy.

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Here's the low down on Simmons from a Mattress Sales associate in California.

Any stains on the mattress will void your warranty. I know it sucks but even a small stain "anywhere" on the mattress voids your warranty... even if the stain isnt where the problem is. We sales associates are required to notify the customer that stains void your warranty and also offer a waterproof mattress cover to protect your 10 year warranty, but most customers opt to go without it because "we dont eat in bed". If you were offered a protective cover, that was your "insurance" for the mattress as the cover will guarantee no stains will penetrate through the cover and stain the mattress, if it does... the mattress cover company will replace your mattress. You guys should learn from this and get a protective cover... just in case.

The Minimum guideline for a defective for sagging is 1.5 inches (1 and a half). With our company, if the compression/sag is not yet 1.5 inches, it's unfortunately not deemed defective. If you guys are getting your mattresses inspected and it's over 1.5 inches... You are entitled to a replacement (as long as there are no stains, spills, soils, infestation of vermin). The gray area is "For health and safety reasons, Simmons may not be able to inspect the products to assess whether the product can be covered under warranty, in which case, Simmons reserves the right to deny warranty claim"

The inspectors are a 3rd party non-affiliate who is neutral in the process and just comes to inspect the damage/warranty claim. It's not their fault, they are just doing their job.

Some retailers have you sign a clause that states you declined the mattress cover, and understands that a stain will void your warranty.

Honestly, customers always play stupid when something goes wrong... "I didnt know about that or they never told me about that... it doesnt fly anymore. It's like reading the fine print when getting a credit card. Make sure yuo know what yuo are getting yuorself into...

We're one of the largest mattress retailers in the West Coast, if you bought your mattress from us, we give customers the benefit of the doubt in certain situations... sometimes even giving yuo a new mattress even when we shouldnt have. Just make sure you buy your mattresses from a mattress retailer... and not a dept store or mom/pop furniture store.

I have a simmons but with a difference problem. My bed seems to collect lint/dirt around the seams of it (the little circles on the top of the mattress). I keep a white mattress cover on it. I can't figure out where the dirt/lint is coming from unless the mattress is dirty inside. Has anyone else had this problem?

I must say that I am totally unhappy with out comforpedic simmons mattress that we bought 10 moths ago. We purchased the mattress in march and in october they sent someone out and the mattress had a 1" sag in it already! We were told that this $4000 mattress was never going to sag or make ghost impressions! I had someone come to take a look this week and was told that it had not sagged anymore, but he never took out a ruler to meausre it! I know two other people that have the same mattress and theres still looks brand new! I am going to stay on them untill I get a new mattress. I can not sleep at night and these people do not give flying flip about anyone but themselves and getting there money!

WOW, am I glad I found this blog! I was just getting ready to purchase one of these Simmons in a few minutes, but decided to snoop around for reviews, I was going the expensive route too, thinking it would last, and the Black line is so pretty and looked so comfy. I had a Simmons many years ago and I had good memories, then purchased a Serta, another piece of crap, I am dying to get rid of, this Serta has the opposite flaw, its like I am sleeping on a pyramid, high in the middle, sagging very badly on both sides. What to do now, anyway, good luck everyone, I hope you win if you file suit.