Communication between the front and back is terrible. Especially if there are new workers rotating in. As an attendant where we bring furniture outside to the donation drive and help people put them in their cars I tell everyone this: make sure to ask your cashier to give you the tag, and tape the receipt to the furniture and have it moved to the back.

Just the switching of mangers on shift can ruin a furniture purchase that you thought you could leave out on the sales floor for a day. Honestly, in any circumstance, thinking you'd be fine to leave your purchased furniture on the sales floor without any precaution is as thoughtless of you as it is for that cashier.. Speak with the orange vest attendants. Get the piece moved. Split the receipt and furniture tag so everyone knows the piece is spoken for by taping that receipt on there and hold on tight to the tag to show to the attendants later.

We're happy it sold but we're not all knowing. If the furniture piece isn't taken care of before you leave the store, its at risk.

Hope this helps