
Laurie Calabrese
GBAvoid Build.com-a Scam Company-Paid over $500 for a sconce-false information provided Paid over $500 for a sconce. Ordered in early April and arrived today. Not even the dimensions advertised. Lucky if it is 15" in width. Deceptive marketing-the item is worth under $100. Learn from my mistake-a scam! This business should be investigated-the owners locked-up.

Carol K
GBMisrepresentation of product Build listed my vanity as including a mirror. I contacted customer service to let them know I hadn't received it. After being on the phone for an hour, I was informed this was an error on their webpage but there would be no compensation or replacement item. No accountability. Will not use their service again.

Rachna Mody
GBBUILD.COM IS HORRIBLE. BUILD.COM IS HORRIBLE. I AM A DESIGNER AND I DO NOT HAVE A FACE IN FRONT OF MY CLIENTS NOW WHEN I DID SOME ORDERING FROM THEM. DEFECTIVE PROCUCTS, ZERO CUSTOMER SERVICE AND GETTING YOUR MONEY BACK IS A NIGHTMARE. STAY AWAY,

Melissa Ingram
GBPoor Service We ordered mirrors for a home we are building. We didn't open them until we were ready for installation, which happened to be 33 days after we received them. Two large mirrors that were $200 each were in one large box together with nothing to keep them stationary inside the box and both mirrors were broken. Because the order was over 36 days old and the return policy is 30 days, they would not less us return and did not even offer any sort of discount on additional purchases. Not to mention, we had only had the merchandise for 33 days.

Richard Saunders
GBWaited too long to open new microwave Microwave box was not opened until installation, which was a couple of months after receipt. No obvious damage, but door significantly misaligned (Whirlpool quality control issue). Was told by customer service that their 90-day return policy DID NOT INCLUDE APPLIANCES! But go and try to find that ditty on the Buid.com website. I was able to get partial satisfaction from Whirlpool, but would never deal with them again, either. Deal with these companies at your own peril. I never will again.