[Home] Sealy Impeccable Euro Pillow Top queen mattress for $898 ($1,600 off) Reg $2,498

[Thumper]

The Bay has a 3 day sale.
Sealy Impeccable Euro Pillow Top queen mattress for $898 ($1,600 off) Reg $2,498

http://www.thebay.com/eng/etc/three-...landen&tag=CME EARN CASH BACK

I did a search and couldn't find it, we are going to take a look later today.

[arcturus519]

Seems like a lot off, but also seems like the price is about double Sears normal prices?

Anyone know the quality of this mattress compared to the Sears ones that normally go on sale for around the same or cheaper?

Got screwed by Sears wasting my time with the xmas pricing errors. So would rather not buy anything from Sears, but I still need a bed!

[s11kung]

It's seems to be comparable to Sears Sealy mattress prices. Keep in mind Sears usually charge $70 for delivery. Where the Bay has this sale with free delivery.

[Thumper]

I need a bed and as far I think it seemed like a good deal. Any other deals around to compare?

[jory29]

STRONGLY recommend the memory foam mattress topper that Costco has on sale now, to put on top of any bed - it is - THE best bed experience you will ever have. Seriously!! I have to go to bed, now that I said that... envisioning sinking into our memory foam topper, lol. Our bed (not the model OP posted) was new from Sears - spouse loved it, I found my knees already hurting (prone to that, but memory foam makes is A-OK!) Solution; $135 King memory foam gel topper. I NEVER want to get up... that's a good thing.

[crukkh]

Do you have a link to Costco's topper?

STRONGLY recommend the memory foam mattress topper that Costco has on sale now, to put on top of any bed - it is - THE best bed experience you will ever have. Seriously!! I have to go to bed, now that I said that... envisioning sinking into our memory foam topper, lol. Our bed (not the model OP posted) was new from Sears - spouse loved it, I found my knees already hurting (prone to that, but memory foam makes is A-OK!) Solution; $135 King memory foam gel topper. I NEVER want to get up... that's a good thing.

[Cuddlebudy]

I had a memory foam topper from Costco before and LOVED it...
When I moved, I decided to go with a memory foam mattress from Costco (instead of spring mattress + memory foam topper) and I couldn't be happier.

I guess spend $100 on the topper as a test and you will probably end up with a memory foam mattress next time you need to buy a new mattress.

[jory29]

Do you have a link to Costco's topper?

http://www.costco.ca/Novaform%C2%AE-...gkZETUUg%3D%3D

Coupon ends today!! In-store price is a little cheaper than online. I think about $10 more expensive online. Worth it though, to have!

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I had the gel topper, had to return it. It was hard as a rock when u get on bed at first. Them u make a pocket where your body sinks and u can't get out of it

[moufasa]

im looking to buy a memory foam mattress. any suggestions where to get one? do they go on sale at costco often? also do i get the gel version or is there any other i should look into?

[deal_king]

Guys! I'm the negotiating "expert" for the mattress thread. This has been covered in one of my posts already: http://forums.redflagdeals.com/kings.../#post12511975

The Bay's regular "everyday" unlisted prices are 60% off their listed prices. So you should consider a REAL sale to be only when the discount is more than 60% off retail. They sometimes offer specials of 67% off, which means that it is a 7% discount. Play one store off another to get an additional 25% off the everyday price.

Since the Sealy is on sale for 64% off retail, your discount is only 4% off their regular unlisted prices. There are three prices you should consider:

1. The retail price: which no one should never pay (unless they've lost their mind).
2. The unlisted going price: which they offer to anybody who negotiates.
3. The bottom-line price: which you get when you follow my negotiating strategies.

Just keep in mind that these people are worse than used-car salesmen. They will sell a mattress for $2500 to a grandmother, and then five minutes later sell the same mattress for $750 to a hard negotiator. This happens in three industries: mattresses, oriental rug stores, and used cars.

To learn more about specific negotiating strategies, go to the thread and click Search Thread, then Advanced Search, and then enter deal_king under "User Name":

http://forums.redflagdeals.com/kings...country-573270

[Cuddlebudy]

Guys! I'm the negotiating "expert" for the mattress thread. This has been covered in one of my posts already: http://forums.redflagdeals.com/kings.../#post12511975

The Bay's regular "everyday" unlisted prices are 60% off their listed prices. So you should consider a REAL sale to be only when the discount is more than 60% off retail. They sometimes offer specials of 67% off, which means that it is a 7% discount. Play one store off another to get an additional 25% off the everyday price.

Is this for mattresses only or furnitures too?

[deal_king]

Is this for mattresses only or furnitures too?

Mattresses only.