Provides Funerals & Cremations at 50% Less Cost than any other area funeral home.
Some funeral homes, especially those with extraordinarily high prices, have what they call a "No Walk Policy." If you go to their firm and arrange a funeral which costs $8,900, that's the price you are going to pay. Most people do not compare prices in advance of need because of the time constraints and emotional difficulties of the situation when the time of need occurs, they usually don't shop around. But suppose you knew that you could buy the same exact funeral for thousands of dollars less from Purse Funeral Home. If you confronted them with that fact and they had a "No Walk Policy," they might say something like this:
Oh, we'll match anybody's prices. If you show us what it is, we will match the price. And besides, you don't know if their quality and service is going to be the same."
And they might match it. But you are the only one who is going to get that price - the rest of the world is going to pay their everyday high prices.
We don't think that type of policy is honest or fair. Shouldn't there be one price for everyone? A funeral is an expensive proposition, no matter what; and for many people it is a severe financial burden. Is it fair for someone else to get a big discount just because they knew they could get a better price?
How does it make you feel about the professionalism of a firm that has a policy like this? Are these the type of people to whom you want to entrust your loved one?