Inaccurate description of product and terrible customer service I recently purchased an 8x11 antique rug from Rug Source Online. The description of the rug said "Low pile, professionally cleaned, in great used condition". I was not expecting to unroll the rug to find it was not only worn in several places, but also coming apart on the edges AND dirty. When I contacted customer service about this, they were unapologetic and told me that I obviously liked "newer" rugs. I would absolutely not recommend this business to anyone.

Better than expected Our rug came sooner than expected, it had been wrapped with obvious care and was nicer than expected. The colors are wonderful and it had obviously been clean professionally. I was nervous about what I would receive and had called the company to ask about worn areas etc. The person I talked to, looked up the rug I wanted which was an unusual size and told me what to expect. We couldn't be happier and I highly recommend this company.

Rug Source has quality rugs, fast shipping and great pricess I have purchased 4 rugs from Rug Source and all were quality, beautiful rugs at very reasonable prices. They shipped fast as well. The photos of each rug on the site show the areas that have damage (if the rug has any damage) clearly.

I used to love this shop I used to love this shop, got three or four rugs from them in the past few years. The only problem was the ultra-bright lighting they use for photos distorting the color so what you get is often not what you expected. No biggie, with free returns, though. But I've just had an upsetting experience and I don't even see what they have to gain from treating me badly. I'll tell the story: the cart suggests adding a rug pad when you check out and I accepted that the last couple rugs. I was unpacking them weeks later and saw the rug pad has a rubbery layer for grip. Having a latex allergy I sealed the packages back up and emailed the company to ask if it was natural or synthetic rubber. I got some weird replies telling me it was felt, fiber, recycled yarn yadda yadda, as if I'd asked about the pad when I was clearly asking about the rubbery coating. I just couldn't get a sane answer out of the rep. No matter how much I explained it was just "the pad's felt". I tried calling, same idiot/jerk. Tried a facebook message, ignored. Finally I tried using the BBB and again got the same weirdo saying the same weird non-answer. But then FINALLY they got off their butt and called the supplier to ask and both the RugSource weirdo and the rug pad manufacturer's rep stated on the BBB thread that I could rest assured there was no latex. BUT THAT WAS A LIE! The manufacturer's rep, thank goodness, included a pdf with all the product details. So after two months of seeking this info I was finally able to determine that no, it isn't safe for me to open these packages. What if I had listened to that claim there's no latex? Good grief. I guess some people just do not care if they hurt someone.

My Experience with Rug Source I enjoy decorating with small vintage tribal rugs and finally bit the bullet and ordered one from Rug Source on-line through Ebay last fall. The rug I chose was more worn than I had expected and I returned it for a refund. What I want to say is that because Rug Source refunded my money, I trust them and would certainly feel comfortable ordering from them again. I do wish that I had asked more questions before the purchase. The gentleman I spoke to there was clearly an oriental rug expert and taught me a lot in our short conversation.