Elizabeth Campbell
The process is unnecessarily difficult and feels like a complete runaround. There is no access to anyone local, no direct communication with a technician, and everything is filtered through a call center. We submitted over 50 detailed photos of our dining table from multiple angles clearly showing the scratches and damage, as requested. Despite providing extensive documentation, we were still told an in-home inspection is required. FSN requires a $125 upfront payment just to send someone out, with $65 being non-refundable regardless of outcome. This means you are paying simply for them to decide whether or not they can fix the item. The fee does not apply toward repair costs, and there is no guarantee of service approval. Even worse, if parts are needed, the customer is responsible for sourcing them independently from the manufacturer. We would have gladly paid a service fee if it went toward the repair or if the inspection was part of a confirmed repair process. But paying $125 for a “maybe” and losing $65 just for an answer is unreasonable and not customer-friendly. This system creates unnecessary friction, wasted time, and added cost for the customer, with no clear value in return. Transparent, local, solution-based service should not feel this complicated. I would give ZERO stars if I could.
