Mattress free trials (Eve/Trmpur etc)

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I would like a memory foam matres, but will be moving abroad relatively soon, so don't really want to buy one.

I was thinking of trying the Eve 100 night trial, paying £40 a month in installments, then returning before the 100 nights is up for a full refund, sleeping a night or two on my existing matress, then moving on to the next trial. By the time two or three trials are finished, I'll be out of here.

Before I "commit" to paying £600 for a mattress, who can confirm that these companies (particularly Eve) are good to their word Re: returns?

Has anybody ever been denied a mattress return to Eve?

Thanks!

baz8790

I have a sleeping duck that also comes with a 100 night trial.

It's beginning to get lumps within 60 nights and I have tried to ask for the refund etc but they are insisting on trying to fix it

JuzaMum

It seems dishonest to take a trial of a mattress when really you want a free loan. I agree £600 is a lot but you can get an Ikea foam mattress for £100 with no risk or stress about returning it and maybe even sell it when you have finished.

Pinkypants

It sure is and all it'll do is help push the price of the product up. Image the costs to the company if everyone did it.

krey

what do you think the company is going to do with a returned mattress? nothing... it's going to skip!
Do yourself a favour and get an used clean mattress for £10 from ebay/gumtree and you can just throw it away once you move.