What's the difference in terminology between ships today and delivery today? That's a frequently asked question.
Ships today often means the product leaves the warehouse. I had a customer in here the other day, they're mad as a wet hen.
They were buying several rooms of furniture at one of our competitors, and they said it's in stock. They said it's shipping today, and they said, "Okay, that's fine." So they went to pay for it, and they said it's going to deliver in four weeks.
They said, "Your salesman just told me to ship it today." Yeah, we're going to ship it out of our warehouse, but our warehouse is on the U.S.-Canadian border. Uh, really? So I'm going to get it in three weeks.
At Gallery Furniture, we don't ship it today. We deliver it today. If you live in the Houston area, FREE, FREE, FREE.
We deliver it. We knock on the door, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. We set it up in your Texas living room, dining room, or bedroom, right where you want it, full service. Haul off what you're replacing absolutely FREE.
If you pre-arrange that at the cashier, we do it all for you, and we do it today. T-O-D-A-Y. No hidden language, just the real thing.
Buy that furniture today, FREE delivery in the Houston area today. So if you buy it at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, you're going to get it tonight.
