Foolishly "bought" a Kirby vacuum

[ehueser]

So I had a couple of guys come to my house to clean a room for free, which I thought "What is the catch?" Turns out it was a couple of those cursed Kirby salesmen. Long story short, I have a Kirby that is sitting in my basement that I don't use, we don't need and more importantly we can't afford as we just had a second child and money was tight enough before. Here's the interesting part, about 2 weeks later a guy with a competitor company came and tried to sell us a similar product. I told him we were not buying his product because of the vacuum we just "purchased". He said he could find a way out of my Kirby contract so I could buy his. I said give it a try and let me know. I showed him my contract with Kirby and after close study he saw that the final/total sale price for the Kirby wasn't written on the contract. He claimed that this could void the contract. Is this true? If so do I need to call Kirby and tell them to come get their vacuum because of "incomplete" contract? Someone please help!?

 

[army judge]

There's a bunch of sad stories about THAT outfit.
None are good news stories, either.
This thread sums it up.

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Midwe...-Item-to-Distributor-Manager-says-I-n-1134586

You can file a consumer complaint with your AG here:

http://www.iowaattorneygeneral.gov/protecting_consumers/

 

[mightymoose]

That likely won't be sufficient. Your Kirby contract had a brief period where you could have returned it but you are apparently well beyond now.