Caribbean furniture, electronics and appliance chain, Courts, today lauched its Grand reception commerating its’ first US outfit. The Brand has debut in North America for the first time when it opens its doors in the Caribbean immigrant-populated borough of Brooklyn on Oct 31st.
COURTS has always been known for carrying the latest in furniture, electronics and appliances and is now located 2822 Church Avenue in Brooklyn, between Nostrand and Rogers Avenues.
Courts Caribbean says they are following on the well-known tradition of connecting families and friends, and will offer the unique service of island delivery to loved ones back home.
“Wherever your relatives live in the Caribbean, the company will offer you hassle free shopping of the latest in furniture, electronics and appliances, plus guaranteed free delivery of your purchases,” officials said.
COURTS CARIBBEAN was established in the region since 1959 and is the Caribbean’s largest furniture, appliance and electrical retailer. The company is well known throughout the Caribbean, and its name is synonymous with quality, affordable furniture and appliances, flexible credit options as well as innovative marketing promotions. The company has been a market leader since its inception and its bright yellow, red and blue buildings dominate major towns across the many Caribbean islands.
Courts currently operates over 90 stores in 11 Caribbean countries including, Antigua, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, St. Kitts, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia, and Trinidad.
For those of us who grew up in the Caribbean, we are are well aware of the and products that Courts carries. It is nice to see them closser to home.
I would like a Courts Catalogue of items they are selling so I can buy them here for folks back home.
@Richard Guy,
Richard,
I will get you their info and have it be placed on this blog later today.
I am so happy that courts decide to open an outlet in new york, It makes me feel like i’m back homw which is in st.lucia. I have always loved the furniture that they provide to customers. Their staff have alwyas been wonderful and always willing to help. However, i would really like to get a job working with your guys. Please reply to my e=-mail and grant me an opprtunity to be part of your working crew.
My number is 347-564-5286-
please give me the telephone #for the new courts on church ave
Courts Caribbean
2822 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, between Nostrand and Rogers Avenues. I will get you the number tomorrow.
Is there a Courts website to view their catalogue?
Not that we know of Nikki.
Seems like there’s a website for their Jamaican outfit, www.courts.com.jm/
Thanks guys…
When will Courts have a website so we can browse and what is the telephone number if anyone knows it feel free to email me at tt2dbone@yahoo.com thanks
www.courts.com.jm/
Judy the above is what they have for now.
Hey guys,
I’m sorry I was unable to locate a telephone number. I contacted the PR firm responsible for the launch of their US fit and surprisingly they did not have the number either.. go figure.
i was overjoyed when i got the news of a courts store in brookllyn ny but unfortunately i do not live in ny and wish there was a web site so i could browse through and shop on line . I hope one will be available soon. Than you.
We hope so too Thelma. We will keep you posted as soon as they do put one up.
We have now received the contact info you have all been requesting.
STORE: 718-282-1667
TOLL FREE: 1-877-852-6878
Websites: www.courtscaribbean.com and www.courtscaribbean.us
What are the requirements and procedures to purchase the items here for back home (Jamaica). Items advertised here will also be available in Jamaica. I must congratulate the person or persons who came up with this fantastic idea. You have opened an opportunity for the caribbean residents and have given us the chance of suprising our loved ones, famaily and friends with a gift. No more shipping and customs for us. I congratulate the team on this idea, good luck and I hope you will have an abundance of business so as to continue to open more stores in the U. S. and in other countries where our caribbean people are. Good luck, see you guys soon.
why did it take u guys so long to get to brooklyn.
Straker,
Please clarify what you mean?
Kelcy,
If you are referring to COURTS, then that would be a question for them. They are yet to post a comment on this blog so I don’t think they will be answering that question here, but feel free to give them a call at the telephone posted above.
welcom to us in brooklyn courts .
what is the web address for courts NY
It is a fantastic idea that you have this courts store in Brooklyn. I have been looking forward to this. I was very happy when I heard of the new courts in Brooklyn but was later disappointed. I was expecting that we would be able to buy the items at the same price which is at the store in Brooklyn because I would be paying for it in Brooklyn. I don’t think it is fair that I have to pay for the item at the same price that it is in St. Lucia. This is not a very good deal at all because our families can just pay for the items in St. Lucia. I came to the US because of the cost of living in St. Lucia, it makes no sense to buy the items the same price. Please consider having us to pay the same price that it is sold for in the US. I will appreciately that alot.
Are you serious? Is that what they are doing?
I went to the Brookly store to make a purchase (range) and have it delivered to a St.Lucia address but the item was available only in Trinidad and Jamaica. I will visit the store again later, hoping to find more of a variety next time.
I too was disappointed when I was told the price of the item if it has to be delivered to a St. Lucia address. It’s like twice the U.S. price.
i went to the brooklyn store and was very diasppointed when i was told to purchase an item i needed ss #, a or tax ID# , 3pay stubs or job letter and a bill in your name. That does not make any sense what about the people without what’s required. I don’t think you’ll will get much sale.
They seem to need some structuring at courts…They are in the wrong business.,,they have a great model but considering the cost and requirements,..they will soon be out of business
i feel like im in Jamaica again yay me now singer needs to get up here 2 so it can feel more like home
dont waste your time going there. They only have junk and the prices on merchandise are not the same price that you would pay if buying it as a gift for someone in the caribbean,
I am very disappointed about the training that the employee’s recieve! I have been getting the run around since 9am till 5:42pm. I live in Connecticut and have been trying to find a furniture store in Jamaica that I could buy a bed & mattress over the phone or internet and have it delivered to my mom’s house in Jamaica. Unfortunatly the web site has been poorly furnished with item. there were only 4 types of mattresses to choose from all at outstanding prices! I bought a $10.00 phone card and was bounced fron representative to representative. and still no sale was made. I even called m mom to go to the courts located in portmore and she had my 1 year old with her. my mom spent 2 1/2 hours in there and i heard my mom repeatedly saying excuse me could u help me please. No one hardly payed her any attention. and my mom knew exactly the items that she wanted to purchase. then when she put one of the workers on the line i told them that I was ready to pay and she told me she can’t do transactions over the phone.Then another rep got on the phone and gave me a toll free number to call, that rep told me the beds and mattresses were not available and wouldn’t be available for some time, those were the exact words, then later another rep call me back and said the murchandise is available and she could take my payment she got disconnected and when i called back she was gone and another female dealt with me saying i was mis informed there is only one GRANADA bed at portmore courts and it had a customer sale tag on it because it was her that saold it.
This is straight nonsense! the final person i spoke to was located in bklyn and she said that i was mis informed by everyone I spoke to for the day. She advised me to drive to brooklyn 2 morrow and purchase the items there and it will be available and will be delivered to my mom’s house. that drive is 1 and a 1/2 hour long, I work and I am nervouse that they are going to disappoint me upon arrival. some body plz notify me. lachennel@yahoo.com
Yes..they sell garbage. Courts Caribbean is like a thrift store now…There are better choices in Jamaica don’t stress. I will see if i can locate one and link it to a future comment…
Congratulations excellent move!
i just want to know if i can buy stuff from u and have it delivered in st.lucia
Leanda,
you should give them a call to find out.
Courts has done a very poor job in maintaining its website, and they stand no chance in making it in the the intenational market unless a better user friendly site is development. To the bigger heads of courts please get out of the small island mentality, because the business world is now getting smaller as people become more computer savvy.
Thanks
From a very concerned Caribbean/American Citizen .
can i get a catalog of your products sent to me at 93-27 210 street queens village ny 11428
can i also have anything purchased here …but picked up in trinidad???????
please help and advise me.
thank you. ernest regent
I love the idea of courts bringing their busniess establishment to the U.S A , good thinking by who ever is or are the brain to come up with such good idea. What about opening an outlet in Boston Massachusetts their are lots of west Indians from all over the caribbean living in Boston I am from Trinidad and i still shop at courts POINT FORTIN when ever i visit . so think about it , you might save me the trip to New York to shop for my return to live in T/dad.
I love the idea of courts bringing their busniess establishment to the U.S A , good thinking by who ever is or are the brain to come up with such good idea. What about opening an outlet in Boston Massachusetts their are lots of west Indians from all over the caribbean living in Boston I am from Trinidad and i still shop at courts POINT FORTIN when ever i visit . so think about it , you might save me the trip to New York to shop for my return to live in T/dad.
I love the idea of courts bringing their busniess establishment to the U.S A , good thinking by who ever is or are the brain to come up with such good idea. What about opening an outlet in Boston Massachusetts their are lots of west Indians from all over the caribbean living in Boston I am from Trinidad and i still shop at courts POINT FORTIN when ever i visit . so think about it , you might save me the trip to New York to shop for my return to live in T/dad.
I love this store, I’ve sent a few products back home and its pretty easy to do so! Its way better than shipping US products, you avoid all that duty and charges. Also, theyve had great deals this week, just went there and really have i think the best prices in brooklyn and the staff is always so nice! keep it up! RECOMEND TO ALL!
can anyone tell me the website for the courts in new york. thank you
Dee,
There you go! Hope this helps.
www.courtscaribbean.us/
Andrew
iI would like to know if you could help me. I am a customer of courts in Jamaica how can i stay here and
Pay my payment. can you send and tell me how to go about do in so Please notify me
Thank you
@Alvira Small Bruce, I do not understand your question Alvira. Where are you staying in Jamaica or the U.S?
hi i need to get a phone number for courts in new york. my family needs some appliances and i want to find out your policy.
@cleota, 2822 Church Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226
(718) 282-1557
Can i purchase something at the Brooklyn store for my daughter who resides there and pay monthly in Trinidad and Tobago?
@Mavis Guy-Charles, Mavis, You can call the store at 718-282-1667
TOLL FREE: 1-877-852-6878 U.S.A
TOBAGO
Courts Tobago
#3 Piggott Street,
Scarborough,
Tobago.
Telephone: 639 4494/4311/1244/2968. Fax: 639 1377.
Opening Hours:
Mon-Thur: 8.00am to 5.00pm
Fri: 8.00am to 6.00pm
Sat: 8.00am to 1.00pm
Courts Lowlands
Gulf City,
Lowlands
PORT OF SPAIN
Courts Chacon Street
#1 Chacon Street,
Port of Spain.
Telephone: 625 9660. Fax: 623 7504
Opening Hours:
Mon-Thur: 8.00am to 5.00pm
Fri: 8.00am to 6.00pm
Sat: 8.00am to 1.00pm
Courts Frederick Street
23 Frederick Street,
Port of Spain.
Telephone: 623 5246 Fax: 625 8808
ST JAMES Courts St James
Corner Western Main Road & Long Circular Road,
St James.
Telephone: 628 5703. Fax: 628 9471.
Opening Hours:
Mon to Fri: 8.00am to 6.00pm
Sat: 8.00am to 4.00pm
DIEGO MARTIN Courts Digital
Starlite Shopping Plaza
SAN JUAN
Courts Megastore
Corner Churchill Roosevelt Highway & Don Miguel Road
San Juan,
Trinidad.
Telephone: 675 2310/9184/7808/9416. 674 2307 638 7460 Fax: 675 9426
Opening Hours:
Mon
i was in New York for one month and just found out that there is a Courts in Ney York, i was very exicited. What I would like to find out is; Can i purchase goods from courts and send it to my family in St Lucia, also will there be a change of price since it is going to the caribbean
Lydia,
You can call the store using the numbers below.
STORE: 718-282-1667
TOLL FREE: 1-877-852-6878
Admin
I hope you guys treat your foreign customers a lot better than we are treated in the Caribbean…but then again…the fear of a lawsuit might make management in NY more apt to mind its manners.
Warning to all consumers….When you sign a warranty, ask for your copy of the policy wording…safeguard yourselves in case you need evidence,,,and whatever you do…don’t let them talk you into paying extra for warranties or insurance on items…they don’t honour these claims.
I agree, and hope the furniture is of durable quality, and not what is offered in Trinidad. Courts in Trinidad always produce substandard furniture. The items seldom last two years, plus there is a HUGE delay in the time between making a complaint and getting an actual response. By this time the warranty is expired. Additionally, all follow-ups are deliberately ignored. The managers are invisible.
Hi….i would like to purchase refrigerator at the store in Brooklyn. Can you direct me to the site where i can view a display (or catelog) of the items you have available. Thank you!
the website is htt//www.courtscaribbean.com, not net. this is the first time im on this page.
@betty, Actually, the newest website is shopcourts.com. you can now make purchases on there as well. The other sites were merely informative.
Its cheaper to buy your products and ship them, the prices here would kill you, please compare buying and shipping your items Thank you
the courts website for trinidad is not working
I think the store is okay, that is what I heard. I would like to check on Courts Catalogue of Items, if not the website or phone number at least in New Jersey is it available? My rel mentioned about it and wanted to purchase. Thanks
can you please send me a courts catalogue on what you have available as well as your store hours.Thank you.
@Nikki,
I like this this
It still that?
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i would like to buy something here to send back home i need your help plz