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Home Depot Windows is the window replacement and installation service offered through The Home Depot’s Home Services division. The retailer partners with established manufacturers such as Andersen, Simonton, Ply Gem, JELD-WEN, Milgard and PGT to provide replacement windows for homeowners nationwide. Home Depot connects customers with local, licensed and insured service providers who handle measurement, removal and installation.

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    Reviewed April 14, 2010

    I decided to redo my apartment after so many years and was excited, until Monday, 4/12. After work, I went to the store to buy molding. This is the first time I am buying this type of material and I knew nothing about it, as I am a single woman. I saw 2 employees helping a customer and they told me they will be right there. So I decided to look at the flooring on the wheel in the meantime. I went looking for help, and again, nobody was around. It turned out, I never received the service for the molding and I got so disgusted I bought the wrong molding and never bought the flooring.

    I just got off the phone with a friend and he told me he even tried a couple of weeks ago to buy flooring and it took 45 minutes for someone to service him and this was early in the morning. I was physically and mentally disgusted, drained, especially coming after work. I will never go into that store again and I will certainly tell my friends the poor customer service they give dealing with the customers. There is absolutely no reason to be treated like this.

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    Reviewed April 13, 2010

    Home Depot Expo issued an EXPO/CBSD credit card that we never used, yet years later it shows up on our credit report as current. It was interpreted as more credit when Expo went out of business! I need help to have it removed.

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    Reviewed April 13, 2010

    Home Depot is unable to successfully setup my online bill pay on their site. Many attempts on my part to resolve this issue with customer services. America has became dependent on this service to pay our bills. I have been issued many late fees, phone calls and credited late fees by Home Depot. They say that they are aware of other complaints but do not resolve the issue for me and countless Americans.

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    Reviewed April 13, 2010

    First of all I am constancy working to keep my statements be mailed to me versus emailed. They tell me I am the one changing it; if I am, it's not intentional. I tell them every time I absolutely do not want email statements, send it via the USPS and save an American job, you can plants more trees. They wanted to raise my rate so I opted out. Then they made it impossible for me to pay online because I no longer had my three-digit code on the back of the card. I kept explaining that I no longer had the cards but it is like a mantra: you need your three digits, you need your three digits. So I gave up but was caught short and got charged $39 because I had to mail it in.

    Later I realized that I could pay it at the store. I did that for a while and the online pay magically started working without my three-digit code. The next trap I got caught in was when I used the online bill pay to schedule a payment out four days. Well, it did not go through and I do not have any proof that I scheduled it, my bad, and another $39 late fee.

    They are among the worst and I do not shop now and will never shop at Home Depot again. It's all Lowe's now and cash only. The credit card companies are doing their best to kill any recovery.

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    Reviewed April 12, 2010

    We've had an HD credit account since 2002. We have maintained it faithfully and used it often. Our payment history is clean. In January, I paid off a balance in full. After the funds cleared my bank, I check my HD account and saw a zero balance. However, HD charged our account 'daily' interest from the time the statement was issued on 23 December '09 until I made my payment on 08 January '10. I received no statements telling me that I owed this small amount of interest. They failed to notify me via email as they have always done before, so I had no idea that I had a debt with them.

    On 26 March '10, I received an automated call to my voicemail telling me I had an overdue balance on my account. I called and was told what the amount was and that since we were good customers that they would zero it out. A few days after that call, we were reported as delinquent to all three credit reporting agencies. They zeroed the $22 oversight but then destroyed our credit for it! And they didn't even send me bills for it! We were told that HD isn't obligated to inform us of a debt in a timely manner since we receive e-bills. It's all our fault.

    I don't understand how I could waive my right to this information just by attempting to be green and saving a little paper. And the most difficult part to understand is how, if it was a simple thing to just zero out this tiny $22 interest balance and not make us responsible for paying it, how can we we then be punished so severely for this amount on our credit report!? How can this be right? Me and my husband's combined credit score both dropped about 70 points each. We are in the process of applying for a mortgage and we are now in danger of not getting a loan or getting one with a high interest rate all over a $22 interest charge that was waived!

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    Reviewed April 12, 2010

    I have an excellent credit score and a long term credit history with Home Depot. I have an $11,000 line of credit and had recently charged $650, which is my total balance. They recently changed their policy from six months no pay no interest on charges over $295 to requiring minimum payments and I had not paid attention to that change. I had a $10 minimum payment that I missed on a $650 balance. $10. The payment was 20 days late and I was charged a $39 late fee plus interest.

    Not only that, but the telephone has not stopped ringing all weekend with robocalls trying to collect. I lost count after my answering service logged 12 calls from their number, with no messages. Last night at dinner, the phone rang twice from them when I had company over on a Sunday night and I don't choose to answer the phone when I have company. Today, Monday, I called the company and told them I was paying in full through my BofA online payment service and to stop the calls. I also asked for a reversal of the late fee. The service rep reversed the fee but the calls continued today with two calls after I took care of the payment. She said she was unable to stop the calls.

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    Reviewed April 12, 2010

    I purchased a seven piece patio set with two swivel chairs. This set is four years old, and has always been covered during off seasons. I have been very pleased with this set. This year, both the swivel chairs snapped at the base, one while I was sitting on it. I went to the store where I purchased this set, to try and purchase two new chairs of the newer set, even though the color is a little darker, but was unable to purchase individual chairs. I would like to try and purchase two of the older style chairs, or replacement parts (two bases) if that's not possible. I would purchase the newer style. I did hit my back and head, when the chair broke, but had no serious injury.

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    Reviewed April 9, 2010

    I have been a Home Depot consumer credit card holder for many years. I have purchased thousands of dollars in merchandise with the card. I recently decided to upgrade my home windows, so I bought the first two of seventeen total. They were over a thousand dollars each. I of course put them on my Home Depot card. I did not receive my statement in the mail the next month and to my surprise when I went online I discovered that I had been signed up for paperless billing and no monthly bill would be sent to my address. In addition, I already had been charged a $39.00 late fee for missing my payment.

    I called customer, no service and was told that I was the one who signed up for the paperless billing, yet when I asked what e-mail account they had on record for sending the bill to. They admitted that they had no e-mail on file, which was one of the requirements for signing up for paperless billing! Even though they had no e-mail address on file to send my bill to the customer, no service rep kept insisting that it could only have been me who signed up for the service. I became so angry that I requested, they cancel the paperless billing and close my account.

    Why are the windows so expensive? They are insulated hurricane glass. I will buy the remaining $15,000.00 worth of windows from Lowes since they also carry the Anderson brand. The experience left such a sour taste in my mouth that I will never shop Home Depot again. The economic damage is to Home Depot, not me.

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    Reviewed April 2, 2010

    I had HD install a complete new bathroom. They had to be called back 2 times before I gave up on them. They lost the specs for both the cabinet and the tile - so we had to start all over which put us low on the list and they said it wasn't their fault. The tile along floor isn't level. The tile on the wall has gaps between the tile and the wall. They tore out the old cabinet and the new one was smaller and didn't fix the wall where the old cabinet was. They handed me a can of spray and said "I could do it". I was going to paint the bathroom and when I started taping to paint was when I noticed all the errors.

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    Reviewed March 30, 2010

    The incompetent manager refused to show grills to two customers. Lisa, a store manager employed at the Home Depot Parkville (store) #2577, refused to bring an assembled demo grill down from the shelf to show to two potential buyers. Citing "safety reasons," she said that her staff couldn't bring the grill down to floor level, but that I could climb a ladder to get a closer look. My friend and I left without buying two expensive grills; we will buy them somewhere else that's not Home Depot.

    I attempted to report to Home Depot Lisa's poor attitude and refusal to let us see the grill, but the Home Depot website wouldn't accept my report in the Contact Us section. Then when I called Home Depot customer service, the telephone respondent insisted that I submit my complaint by the inoperative website and that they could provide me with no direct e-mail address to which I could submit my complaint.

    In the meantime, I've discovered that the Brinkmann grill is poorly built directly for Home Depot, so I will buy my next grill from a better company and definitely not from Home Depot. I will from henceforth shop at smaller, community-focused hardware stores offering far better service than Home Depot!

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    Reviewed March 26, 2010

    I want to compliment this store and its staff, for being the most friendly, knowledgeable, and service oriented retail store I have ever experienced. When you enter the store, you are greeted sincerely, and made to feel welcome. Every step along the way, someone is asking if they can help, and offering to give assistance. The smiles are courteous, and ask you to come back. This store must be a super place to work, judging from the attitude of the associates. They all seem to feel it is their job/responsibility to make you want to return to the store. Thanks for all that you do!

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    Reviewed March 25, 2010

    I have been a Home Depot card holder for about 8 years. Suddenly my account was closed for no reason and now they are harassing me for payment. Calling my home at least 10 times a day and my job. The account was closed because I was behind on my Master Card. What does one account have to do with another? I would like my account reopened ASAP. This has resulted to hurt my credit and I an unable to get the necessary items I need for my hard work.

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    Reviewed March 22, 2010

    I bought two recessed lighting fixtures from Home Depot and had them installed by Quinco Electric. One of the lighting fixtures would go out after it had been on for several minutes. It would then turn back on after several more minutes and repeat this pattern. After several attempts to remedy, I had Quinco install a new fixture. I am looking for Home Depot to pay for that service call: $145 for an additional visit by Quinco Electric; gas and time for two additional trips to Home Depot for replacement parts and return of said parts.

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    Reviewed March 22, 2010

    I went to Home Depot today to buy my annual stock of grill wipes, "Grate Chef" brand. A good product and I use these little wipes all summer to de-gunk my grill. I didn't see any on display so I asked the clerk, who looked very doubtful and made me repeat what I wanted. Then he shook his head and walked off to ask someone else, commenting that perhaps I was wrong and had not purchased these items at Home Depot before. I left the store and ordered the product online. It will be awhile before I return to Home Depot.

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    Reviewed March 21, 2010

    I presume Home Depot is no longer interested in the purchasing power of "non-Hispanic" customers. The entire and only advertisement in the Daily Herald newspaper today, 03/21/10, is a total Spanish printing. This is North America last time I checked. What, you can't include an English printing in the paper in addition to the one for our Spanish friends? I didn't notice that from "Lowe's" or "Menards". Is there a message there? Are you telling us something? Economic or physical damage? Yeah, if we all took our business to Lowe's or Menards, you figure it out.

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    Reviewed March 19, 2010

    Stayed home from work for delivery, which was late. When the delivery truck got here, there was one older man with a dolly and a 250lb. vanity to be delivered. I was told it was a threshold delivery, when I asked what's that? They said, it was going to be delivered just inside the door. This guy wanted to leave it on the sidewalk! He said, they do not deliver inside the home! He made a call when he realized that we were not going to accept the vanity, and then he said he could leave it in my yard and come back the next day with someone to move it inside.

    Now, going back, why did I have to take a day off when you were willing to come back on a Saturday? We were afraid he was just saying he would return and we would be stuck trying to get this inside ourselves, plus, more rain for Sunday. Then we were told they could come back on Wednesday with another guy and they would put it inside. This is so outrageous for a company of your stature! I am still in disbelief. Then my husband called the customer service, Cindy, from Home Depot, and she reiterated that they do not come inside the home. When he asked how we were expected to get the delivery inside, she said to ask friends and family! I have never heard of such a thing.

    This is beyond ridiculous! Had we been told this from the start, we would have never gone this route. We are on a deadline to get this item for our contractor. We also wanted to order more items from [them] (lighting) and are now afraid. And, I now have to take another day off from work to wait once again for you and hope that it all goes well. And, from what I gathered from the delivery man, they plan to "roll" the box up our stairs! Do you think there will be damage? If there is one scratch, we are cancelling and moving on. This is twice in one year while working with [them] that we have waited, for nothing. Please tell me something, anything, this really can't be the way [they] run your business!

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    Reviewed March 14, 2010

    Home Depot Credit Services authorized a payment to be made on my account that I didn’t authorize. Watch out. Because I know I processed the payment correctly. I have been online bill paying for years. Instead of taking out my minimum due, which I always pay at least for the last 3 years at approximately $92, they took out my total balance due of $2734.00. It’s a big difference, which in turn overdrawn my checking account by $600.

    Customer service didn’t care when I called and just insisted it was my fault and it’s too late to do anything about it. They transferred me to online tech support for some reason with no help given there. I have heard of companies now, whom you especially do on line transactions with, are taking out full balance when they seem when your credit score drops. Which mine has because my husband has been laid off for several months, although we manage to pay our minimum due on our credit cards no matter what.

    I am wondering if this has happened to any one else. It is now in my bank’s hands. At least M and T bank is taking charge and they are disputing the charge and trying to get my money back for me. In the mean time I don't know how I am going to live. I will never deal with Home Depot Credit Services again or even shop at the store. The name just sickens me. I have no money at all. Checking account overdrawn by $600. Hopefully, my bank will resolve the issue with a dispute. Meanwhile, I’m spending time complaining so this doesn't happen to any one else.

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    Reviewed March 14, 2010

    I have engaged the folks in the rebate centers since fall of 2009 to get the $15 rebate owed to me. They initially told me that I couldn't claim my rebate because the time to file had elapsed even though I told them I had filed during their sales event. I replied that I had copies of documents with dates to which they finally agreed to process the rebate. Five months and three refax attempts later, I give up which I believe is the intention. I only pressed so hard for the $15 on principle. It was somewhat comforting and expected to see the number of other folks make the same complaints regarding the rebate center. I am a do it your selfer who used to spend every weekend picking up something or other for my house. Needless to say, I won't be doing any more shopping at the Home Depot.

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    Reviewed March 10, 2010

    Home Depot offers a price match guarantee plus they will beat any retailers price by %10.The catch is it has to be stocked in the store, where Home Depot gets you is they carry very few items in the store pretty much everything needs to be special ordered. Another thing is they offer free delivery and installation Home Depot offers free delivery because knowing full well once the item is delivered, you cannot return it to the store. Their return policy only states that if you return an item they will keep %15 of your money nowhere on their return policy does it say you cannot return an item once it’s delivered.

    This is my story: I bought a washer from Home depot a few weeks back because of their price match guaranty, as this purchase was being placed the appliance specialist was going on and on about how much better Home Depot was then. Sears and that Home Depot offer free delivery and installation and their extended warranty is so much cheaper then Sears (a whole $39). When I asked about Home Depot return policy, the appliance specialist told me that they will charge a 15% restocking fee as it also states on their return policy paper that came with my receipts.

    I make my purchase and leave the store. A week later, the delivery team shows up and installs the washer. I am not happy with the washer takes an hour for one load to finish. I call Home Depot today to ask about their return policy. The first sales associate places me on hold because she has no idea what her stores return policy is. 10 minutes later, an associate from appliances picks up and explains that they will keep 15% of my money (as he put it), then proceeds to tell me that they do not accept returns on appliances that have been installed and used? I then ask him why I was not told this at the time of purchase when I had asked what the return policy was.

    Basically, Home Depot offers the free delivery and installation knowing that once the appliance is installed, you will not be able to return it Home Depot is very aware of what they are doing to their in the dark customers. They do not have this return policy anywhere on their receipts or on their purchase agreements. I got scammed by Home Depot. I should have gone to Sears. They have a fair return policy which discloses their entire return policy, not just the part they want you to know! What’s funny is that when I was chatting with the delivery team, they also told me I should have bought from Sears! Go Figure! I think Kern county residents should beware this is such a scam I would love to see Consumer Affairs go into Home Depot requesting to see a disclosure paper that is given to their customers after or before purchase. Home Depot is scamming their customers. They do not have their stores return policy anywhere in the store or on any of their purchase agreements. This is fraud.

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    Reviewed March 4, 2010

    I called to get the pay off on my credit card and the gentleman told me that he did not have to give it to me because it is not required by federal law. Legal or illegal, it is wrong. With the economic times we are in, there needs to be some provisions made for those who want to pay off their debt. Is there something that can be done about this? While there is not significant hardship for me, there could be for others. I am having to pay an additional $20.00 in payments and finance charges.

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    Reviewed March 3, 2010

    We bought a solar water heater through home depot in September of 2009. HD contracts out to Delta Mechanics. We bought the solar water heater in part because of the rebate offered by APS (the power company) which is several thousand dollars. All that needed to be done by the Delta representative was finish filling out the form for APS and send in a copy of the invoice. They were also supposed to fill out a permit request for our county.

    It is now March and we still have no permit and no rebate from APS because the paperwork has not been sent in. I have made countless calls to Home Depot with no success. Everyday, we are getting more and more upset. Do not buy a solar water heater from Home Depot especially if Delta Mechanics in AZ will be installing it.

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    Reviewed March 2, 2010

    We, too, purchased a Hampton Bay patio set having two swivel rockers from Home Depot not more than one and a half years ago. The other day, the swivel base on one rocker snapped where the three braces (legs) meet the solder joints on the base of the rocker. My husband fell over! I took the chair to a welder and it cannot be repaired. Welder said it's cheap and flimsy. Shouldn't Home Depot refund our money? They can send it back to the manufacturer and demand a refund. If not, they can refuse to sell their products! Someone is going to get seriously hurt!

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    Reviewed March 1, 2010

    During the "Boom Times" I have probably spent over $100K at HD in remodeling my home. A good part of that were cash purchases, however, I did use their card for the special interest offers.

    In 11/08, I was laid off from my job as a construction manager, and to date(3/1/10), I'm still out of work. To get by, I have used their card to make purchases for handy-man type work but the income received from the work was not enough to meet family expenses and pay the card, so I did run up a $6K debt. On 2/14, I sent them a check for $6,125 to be applied towards the outstanding balance of $6,375.

    On 2/19, I sent them another check for $255 to be applied towards the interest between the payments. Today, I received another bill for an additional $79 for interest incurred between the 2 payments. I paid this off on-line but their internet site said, the pay-off amount was $79.25 but the most I could pay on-line was the $79 current due. This means another bill next month for any outstanding difference since interest is accrued on a daily basis.

    I called HD credit and told them I paid the authorized full outstanding balance and that I would not accept any additional interest charges effective immediately. Further, because of their ursurous rates (Citibank shares 1/2 the guilt). I was cancelling my card and will no longer purchase anything from the HD.

    While I'm wholly responsible for my debt. I feel that HD and Citibank are taking advantage of their bread and butter consumers by charging rates as high as 29% coupled with the way they calculate interest.

    This is directed at Citibank. Look at the government bail-out money. Who needed the most? Who got the most? Who still owes the most? They got the money from taxpayers; the same HD shoppers they are sticking it to!

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    Reviewed March 1, 2010

    The security guards are using racial profiling and they pretended to be cops. When me and my wife were ready to leave, the alarm went off. When I realized that the alarm was going off, out of everyone that was leaving, they only stopped us. They padded me down without any proof. While they pat down, they have said things like "thief" and today, I threatened to call the police. This has happened more than once and I have never stolen a thing. Today 03/01/10, at 8:30am, they stopped me and a Mexican man and violated our rights. You may see it in the surveillance camera. They have to change the racial profiling and fix the alarm system that they have.

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    Reviewed Feb. 27, 2010

    Last night, I drove to The Dallas to buy a refrigerator and dishwasher at Home Depot. I was sad to see their clearance area had disappeared. I really should have bought them while I was there last time. I had that inkling also, but I ignored it. Anyway, I found a really good refrigerator in their appliance section that had been discounted $120 because it had a few marks on it. But the only dishwashers they had were two low-end models that didn't have three level washing (I read on the internet that was a must). However, I really liked an Amana they had for about $350. It was also black. I told them I had a contractor lined up to install it, so I needed it in a hurry. She told me she couldn't sell the display model. I told her I drove 35 miles to get a dishwasher and I wanted to buy both large appliances together and have them delivered (I was also going to buy a toilet on sale for just $79 to replace the water hog one I have in the main bathroom - it would pay for itself quite quickly).

    I also told her I was buying flooring there and was going to have them install it. I told her to please ask her boss to reconsider. In a few days or week, they could have another display model. She asked and told me the answer was absolutely not. Now, I was getting angry. I could not believe and never in my life have I seen a business resist with such passion a sale. I went up front to talk to whoever was in charge, but he was busy with another customer. He did ask if he could help me, but I knew my problem would take a while and I didn't want to rudely interrupt the other customer's business. So I said I would wait. I waited patiently about 15 minutes. It was then 8:45 and I had to be somewhere else before 9:00. I decided right there and then that Home Depot had lost all my business.

    When I got home, I wrote them via their website. But to add insult to injury, their website email service didn't work (they were updating). Today, I redid the email to Home Depot and got a connection failed window. I finally called their corporate customer service 800 number and explained calmly my problem. She was quite nice and told me she would send word to the store manager in The Dallas and he would call me in about half an hour to try to resolve this. I guess I thought that if I could get those appliances bought over the phone, have them delivered and schedule and pay for the measurer to come out, they would still get my business. I also found out my email did go through, even though it said there was no connection. Well, it's about seven hours later and I have received no call. I have stayed home the entire time. I guess Home Depot believes $4000 worth of business is chicken feed and they can take it or leave it. However, it is very important to me.

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    Reviewed Feb. 26, 2010

    I called due to the issues with Hampton Bay furniture. I will not use the table or chairs because of the issues. She said she could see they needed to recall these but couldn't help. I am interested in being involved on a class action suit. I think the way they are doing this is very bad. I know everyone I see at Home Depot will know exactly how they stand about patio furniture. I will cancel my Home Depot card and start using my Lowe's card. This is a slap in the face to the people who trusted the Home Depot. They should be ashamed.

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    Reviewed Feb. 25, 2010

    I have 2 cocktail tables with 2 swivel chairs and one of them swayed to one side when used by my guest at a super bowl party this Feb 2010 and almost caused a dreadful accident. I caught her in time but the braces and the base broke right before the welded joints and the welds weren't completed all the way around the tubes, just the bottom and part way on side of tubes. I guess there are reasons why some products cost less. They cut corners and cheap labor inferior engineering. Buy USA! Only ones that think we need the rest of these countries is our ** government. We have all we need right here!

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    Reviewed Feb. 21, 2010

    The store on Avenue U and East 57th street does not know how to treat customers right. They are rude and they do not know where the items are in the store. I was sent to the end of the store where the seasonal items were when I was looking for room dividers. I will not shop there again. It was a waste of time for me. I was not the only person there who felt this way, some other customers were lost there, too.

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    Reviewed Feb. 20, 2010

    I purchased a 5 gal. can of Glidden paint at Home Depot in Berlin, NJ in or around late January 2010 based largely on the $20 rebate offer made at that time. At no time did anyone there tell me that I was not eligible for the rebate. I submitted the rebate form and the sales receipt in a timely fashion to Home Depot (tracking #**) and received follow up email that my rebate was being processed. I then received a post card from Resubmissions informing me I was not eligible.

    I telephoned an Irwin at the telephone # on the card and was informed that I was not eligible.

    I feel that this is grossly unfair because I was told by Home Depot in Berlin to fill out the rebate form, mail it and expect to receive the $20 rebate. Based on that advice, I did so. Nowhere in the store did I see any posting that I was not eligible for the rebate. This is not typical of the customer service I have come to expect from Home Depot. I feel a bit deceived as I would have opted for the America's Choice paint (which was less expensive) but bought the Glidden based on the fact that I expected to receive the $20 rebate. I never had a poor experience with Home Depot rebate promises prior to this. I am a frequent patron at Home Depot having purchased two major appliances, etc., just in the last few weeks.

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    Reviewed Feb. 19, 2010

    I live on the property line of Aurora backed up to Home Depot. Even though there are codes that supposedly protect the homeowners, they are ignored, and Aurora pushes the responsibility for proof back on us. There is to be no activity (the homeowners were here first) from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM. We are constantly awakened by back-up beepers and tractors clearing snow or whatever else from 4:00 AM on.

    I have complained to the city of Aurora, complained to management, etc. They wait a period of time and violate my rights again. The beepers are a direct violation of sounds ordinances within Aurora, as well as the silence we should be allowed until the 7:00 AM cutoff time. I have had it. My family and I are awakened and cannot go back to sleep.

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    Reviewed Feb. 17, 2010

    I ordered a Kohler Whirlpool tub at $2145.00. I was promised delivery on 2/8. I received a delivery of a toilet tank/no bowl which I did not order. Initially, I was told I ordered the tank. Second, they admitted that they sent the wrong item and that my Whirlpool was out of stock and would not be available for reorder until March 4, with approximate delivery of 10-14 days from that date. I was never informed of the out of stock status. Each time I contacted Home Depot regarding order status, I was informed it was in transit. I gave allowances for delay secondary to the weather, but my bathroom was prepped for the delivery date initially given and I cannot proceed until my tub arrives.

    I was given the option of reordering with a 20% discount or refund. An arrangement to pick up the toilet was to be made by Home Depot. I made the choice for a refund and was then told no money would be refunded until the toilet was picked up. The worth of this toilet tank is nowhere near $2145.00 and I felt that I should not have my refund held hostage for their mistake when I need it for the purchase of another tub elsewhere. I did speak to a supervisor who promised to expedite my refund. This is not the first problem I had with Home Depot. It usually involves big purchases or service. The problems have usually been resolved with refund of some of monies paid, but the incompetence and negligence shown is poor customer service. I do not choose to shop at Home Depot again. I plan to purchase a Whirlpool at a longtime local plumbing supply store.

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    Reviewed Feb. 15, 2010

    On Saturday, February 13, I visited the store and parked in the Home Depot parking lot. The store has an issue with a very large number of workers on the sidewalks looking for a day labor job. The workers travel onto the parking lot, hanging around cars and asking people if they need help. On this day, as I was getting into my car from shopping, I saw in the side rear-view mirror an individual pushing one of Home Depot's large metal carts. I waited but didn't see him again.

    So I started to back out and hit the cart that I found that the day laborer had put behind my car. I look in the mirror, and the laborer ran up and removed the cart from my path and took off. I pulled forward and proceeded to get out and inspect my car and found that my bumper and rear tailgate were scratched. I turned to confront the worker, and he was running off across the parking lot.

    I then went into the store and asked for management, and Stella came forward. I took her to my car and showed her the damage. She saw it and asked that someone in the store call the police. She then took my information and said someone would call me within 48 hours from Home Depot's insurance company.

    I received a call on Monday, the 15th, from Billy in the insurance office. He asked that I explain what happened. I did.

    I was advised by him that my word was not good enough and that they are denying my claim due to the fact that they do not believe me that a day laborer had done this. I told him I was there and watched the man ran away. He then proceeded to tell me that Home Depot's parking lots are public property and that you take all risk when you enter. I then asked him that if a woman was pushing a cart of merchandise from the store and a day laborer approached her and offered to unload her cart into her trunk and he dropped something on her foot, does Home Depot take any responsibility for this? He said no and that she's at fault for letting him help her.

    Home Depot has the issue of day laborers at many of their stores across the US. This position of "No Responsibility" for laborers who approach people in their parking lot needs addressing. To support that this is an issue is the fact that the store in question today advised me that they have hired security guards to monitor the parking lot for the day laborers coming onto their property.

    Home Depot should be responsible for signage that is large in print and posted highly visible in multiple sights for all to read stating their position. Women and children are not safe in their parking lots with these people around. The day laborers are there, because Home Depot created a job source for them. Therefore, they should shoulder the responsibility for monitoring their habits in seeking work at Home Depot.

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    Reviewed Feb. 12, 2010

    Do not hire Home Depot for special orders. My complaint is we ordered for a garage door opener. 6 days later, I am still waiting on the installers. I am also waiting on the Store manager to call me back. The store rep Mark messed up my order with our zip code and still have not gotten my garage door opener and installed.

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    Reviewed Feb. 12, 2010

    "You Can't Get Any Better" In 2008, my wife and I decided that it was time to upgrade our mower. The Yard Machine we have is a great mower but after six years, we thought it was time to retire it. My grandfather believed that Cub Cadet was the crown jewel of lawn mowers. With that in mind, we went to Home Depot in Scottsbluff, NE.

    We found two that we were interested in, so we went to the customer service center to ask for help. The lady behind the counter acted very reluctant to call someone to the front, but she did and the lady that answered the call was obviously there just to put in her time. Every question was met with a response of, "I don’t know it’s not my department.” We asked to see the owner’s manual and after eighteen minutes of her looking over the machine, she went inside, came back out and said there wasn't one for that mower, but they could order one and it would be here in about a week.

    We purchased the mower at a cost of $1,800.00 and proudly took it home. It is a Cub Cadet LT 1050 with a 50" deck it now has 8.4 hours on it. We had to go online to get an owner’s manual on it due to Home Depot’s weekly excuse of, "It didn’t come in."

    Cub Cadet is represented by those who sell their product "Experience the Difference" (taken from Cub Cadet's home page) yes, difference is right Home Depot is ran like a circus, where the clowns are there just to satisfy the feeling of being alone in a big tent.

    "You can't get any better" (also taken from mission statement on Cub Cadet's home page) at 8.4 hours the pulley in the middle of the deck, pulled through the deck. Thus, rendering the mower useless! I would definitely say I got the full Cub Cadet experience. "You can't get any better," "Its equipment that’s faster and tougher and stronger” by whose standards? "Experience the difference," I guess they mean in the way other retailers sell products. "Experience high performance," that must mean either, the first hour of running it or in the price. "Experience quality," they must be referring to the mower a person retires. (All things in quote are taken from Cub Cadet's home page mission statement.)

    It is my opinion that if you are looking for quality, service support and a name you can trust, shop somewhere else, and most of all shop for a different brand other then Cub Cadet. This brand and store in my opinion is a definite buyer-beware.

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    Reviewed Feb. 10, 2010

    I made arrangements with Home Depot credit card (Citi bank) for a hardship payment plan. I was told interest would drop to 0% and that since all we could afford was $35.00/month, that this plan was okay with them. Yesterday, I received a collection notice from NCO regarding my Home Depot Credit Card, stating that it was sent to collections. I called NCO, spoke to Mrs. Horton, and was told the even though I was paying $35.00/month that it was not acceptable with Home Depot and in December/January had been sent to NCO for collections.

    I called Home Depot Credit Card Services and they refused to speak with me stating that everything was being handled by NCO and that my previous agreement was "Null and Void". I have received no notification from Home Depot Credit Card/Citi Card nor any phone call stating that I needed to pay more or that the agreement made was "null and void". I am getting ripped off and am extremely upset with this situation. Times are hard and I know that credit card companies are doing everything they can to get more money but this is not acceptable.

    I was told by NCO that unless I made payment arrangements with them by tomorrow, that Citi Card was going to go all the way with further legal action.

    I have made payment arrangements to get this account paid within 10 months but because of this situation I will only have $100 to feed our family for the next ten months. My wife has been looking for a job but still hasn't been able to get a job.

    My credit is being ruined further by them and I will never get any credit card from Citi Card and am letting everyone I know about this situation. We have struggled financialy for the past three years; health insurance rates have gone up (wife is uninsurable), thus our health insurance alone is about $1300.00 per month. We have even considered bankruptcy which is not what I plan to do. Please help to make sure this doesn't happen to other people.

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    Reviewed Feb. 9, 2010

    I received my performance review which is a money review in October 2009 and I received the worst raise I have ever seen--$0.20. We were told that a flat amount of money would be given to all associates because of the economy. I overheard a couple of young men say that they got the best raise in a long time. We have a manager at our store that seems to discriminate toward women. I'm starting to hear more women in the store say this and believe me, he shows more favoritism towards men and he has women do anything out of the norm than men. I think he is discriminating towards a lot of women at Home Depot. What can be done? Once you say something, then it's management retaliation on you and that is not good. What can I do?

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    Reviewed Feb. 8, 2010

    Lost job as school teacher in 2007, contract was not renewed. Could find no work equal to job lost. Matters compounded by physical problems related to excessive construction work in younger years. On unemployment insurance for some time. Started construction laborer job in March of 2009. In between played the balancing act of paying mortgage, heloc, living expenses, and credit card debt until finally could not make all ends meet. This Home Depot account was put in 12 months program with no interest due during that time.

    In fairness to HD&Citi I could have paid off the debt in full with no interest if I was not in such a hole and making less than half of what I made as a teacher and no benefits with which to cover medical expenses. In June of 2009, someone from Citi called my home and said they would reopen my HD acct after the 12th month of the program successfully completed and one payment made at the 29.99% default rate. The APR of the acct would then revert to a lower rate of 16 something % (Stacey of Citi told me 17.15% was what was in the "computer").

    I should have known that HD and other box stores never have any interest rate below 20% but I believed her. The 12th month came and the letter from Citi came stating what I knew from the conversation in June 09 but did not have interest rate numbers on it. so I called Citi to find out what the new lower rate would be after the first payment at the default rate of 29.99%. Stacey could not tell me, knew of no formula that was used to determine it (as if they write numbers on little pieces of paper, put them in hat, shake it up and draw one out and voila! you have your interest rate)! So she transferred me to Donna who did in fact sound as if she would know something more.

    But she said that HD determined the rate and she in fact did not know how. But she was kind enough to call a credit manager who said it was 26% now. I said so the person who called me in June 09 was speaking words that meant absolutely nothing. Donna said it happened over the summer when banks were having all those problems (like Citi was not one of those banks). She made it sound so removed from the current issue we were talking about.

    Donna also reminded me that it was in the agreement that the banks could change the terms anytime for any reason. I said so the conversation we are having right now or any conversation I have had or will have with someone from a bank/credit card company means absolutely nothing in terms of credibility. In response she asked if I wanted her to mail me a copy of the terms of the agreement. (nice deflection). I told her I had plenty already. After reading many of the other complaints on the site I realize they are all the same, the banks, the credit card companies, the box stores, anyone who extends credit. That includes the government from local to federal.

    No one cares about legal issues unless it is how they can bend the rules to their benefit. No one knows what ethics are, what it means to be ethical, behave ethically. No one remembers what usury is. But, like dumb sheep the people (myself included) walk into the "agreements", which are no agreements really, you agree that they can change the terms of the agreement anytime for any reason. What kind of agreement is that? A fools agreement this fool must say. So the bonus is mine and everyone else who signed those terms of agreement.

    What can we do about it? Well, the gov't was going to get those bad bank people and changed the rules for lending money, etc. They increased the grace period to 25 days! So what did the lenders do? They made it exactly 25 days! Now your payment may be do on a Sunday! Well, everyone knows banks can't move money on a weekend, gov't rules! So now you have to pay your payment on the Friday before, so you don't get the 25 days anyway. This is the foresight of the gov't in making the big bad banks pay? I think if the people would save and pay for things they could pay for, novel idea I know, granted houses might be an exception along with a car but even then have 25% to put down (that you saved). If people stopped borrowing, who would be able to lend?

    If people stopped borrowing from lenders who practice usury and deceptive practices, they would go out of business. If we elected gov't officials who truly worked for the people's betterment and regulated in a way that punished wrong doers (like predatory lending institutions) and if we did not reelect those who did not and allowed them no benefits from just holding the office, punish them for not keeping the oath of their office, maybe things would change. A sad state of affairs we find ourselves in. And it probably will get worse before it gets better.

    By not keeping their word of June 2009, I will have to pay more money in interest and it will be longer, if at all, before I can pay off the bill, or other bills. The consequence for Home Depot is I will not buy in their store and will tell everyone I can of what they did as well as not using citi anymore and telling everyone I can about what they did. I will be fair and tell everyone of what I did too, the foolish behavior in borrowing that caught up with me when I lost my job and could not get another one. Unfortunately people don't change until they have to, until something bad like what happened to all who use this service and website. God help us all. Thanks for the opportunity to tell others of my situation in hopes that someone else may be helped or spared the same.

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    Reviewed Feb. 5, 2010

    The rude employee refused to assist with the location of a product. After answering the telephone, he hangs up on the customer. This happened more than once on the same day on 3 calls made to the store. One reason given for not assisting is that they were remodeling the store.

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    Reviewed Feb. 3, 2010

    I was shopping. I asked her for some help with some plants. She got really nasty because she wanted a break. She said some real nasty words to me. She is supposed to be there to help customers, not be smart and make people not want to shop there.

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    Reviewed Jan. 31, 2010

    I went to this particular location on January 16/10 for the first time, (our regular store did not have the item that we were looking for). I found the item (table saw) and the sign said $109.00 ( same as online price ). I went through check out, the item scanned for $129.00. After waiting 5 - 10 minutes to have someone come to verify the price, it was changed. When I asked about the scanning code of practice that is posted at the register, the cashier asked "I'm giving you $20.00 off, what more do you want?"

    After another cashier came over and the 2 of them reading through their material, not seeing how I was correct on the matter, I asked to speak to the manager on duty. That is when "Bob" came up. He also was unaware of the proper procedure on the scanning code of practice. I asked to speak to his manager. He indicated that Mike was his manager and that he would call him. After a few minutes, he got off the phone with Mike, who would not come to the front of the store to speak to me. I was basically told that "there are four of us here, and we are not reading the same thing as you." I felt very insulted due to the fact there were other customers around and I took that to mean that I do not know how to read.

    Well as it turns out, I do. I did put in a complaint with the Retail Council of Canada for this store not complying to the scanning code, and also with Head Office. When I called head office, I was told the store mgr would contact me within 24 hours (it took 48) and only once I received a call from the Retail Council, and a follow up call from head office with 72 hours ( it took 1 week ). I was eventually offered a $25 gift card (which I feel is a slap in the face for how I was humiliated and treated at that particular store and still have to go back to it to get my $10 back that the store mgr said he would drop off to my work, because I really did not want to ever go back to that location ever again.) In all fairness to the mgr David, he did call and leave a message to try to set up another time that he could drop it off.

    I am a hard working individual (retail) not overpaid, but have spent a large amount of money at Home Depot (approx $800 that particular day). This experience has left a very sour taste for me. The only damage that I have really suffered is the humiliation of being spoken to in the manner that I was in front of other customers. And also, to have to go there yet again to get what is rightfully mine ($10). My husband has told me to forget about it, but I say no way (that was almost an hour's wage). Home Depot makes a lot more money than I do.

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    Reviewed Jan. 30, 2010

    My daughter and I ordered, bought and had Tuff Shed build a tall barn like Tuff Shed on our acreage in Wyoming in August of 2008. We went back in June of 2009 to find it completely demolished. In interviewing neighbors, we found it apparently lasted 3 months. This, after being told that: "This building isn't going anywhere. It weighs over 10,000 pounds. This is built to withstand 110mph winds." We trusted what we were told as well as the hype on their mission statement (do not believe customer satisfaction is their top priority) and their engineering claims.

    From what I can find, the building apparently fell apart November 6 of 2008. The highest wind gust for that area, that day was, we think, 72mph, although weather underground says wind gusts up to 67. The point is that even the highest wind was well under 110mph I feel I have been scammed and Tuff Shed is cowardly hiding behind act of God they cannot prove. Home Depot said if we didn't get anywhere with Tuff Shed to go through them. That was farcical. I have communicated with John ** of Tuff Shed. He will do nothing. We communicated with Chris at Home Depot, then Rod T, Don, Walt.

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    Reviewed Jan. 30, 2010

    On Dec 19, 2009, called Warranty company, scheduled an appointment for the malfunction of the washer we purchased along with extended warranty. Reason for call F-11 error continued to show on the display. Technician came and reset it. 3-4 weeks after, same problem continued. The technician again came out and removed the bottom casing of the washer and took out a dry instruction paper sheet from the bottom of the washer. Gave me the receipt, told me that there is a miscommunication between the central computer and the relay. My hope was that they could fix it or replace it they deny 2nd opinion. They will not send another technician out. Why I asked because there was leaking roof in the garage where the unit is kept. I called back and spoke with Brittney, I asked for a report from the technician, no results. Asked to speak with a supervisor (Kevin), he also deny a second opinion and written document of the report from the technician. Washer non functional.

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    Reviewed Jan. 25, 2010

    This is a follow up to a complaint that was posted the week of January 19 regarding a negative experience I had in purchasing an item at Home Depot, which resulted in a cancellation. In response to my situation, I wrote a letter to senior management and I am very pleased to report that I not only received a response, but a personal phone call. Additionally, they are working with me to ensure I get the item that I purchased. I cannot be happier with the end result. This shows that companies do listen to the voices of their customers.

    I had been a regular shopper at Home Depot before this happened, and now have to say because of this response, I am a shopper for life. You cannot ignore the needs of customers. The response to my complaint is proof to me that management does listen. I hope that others can find similar situations when they take the time to make their views known.

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    Reviewed Jan. 21, 2010

    I spoke with this "manager". He was rude and didn't really seem to understand anything about my missed order. The associate that helped me admitted there was an error and the "manager" still refused to help me. Are these really the people hired by Home Depot to give customer service? Maybe Home Depot needs to rethink who their "managers" are and if they can use the brains that they might have.

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    Reviewed Jan. 20, 2010

    I purchased a water pressure machine at Home Depot on 06/02/09 (Model: H200 / Serial Number: 93119344). After I used for about six times, the motor stopped working. I contacted the Husky company and talked for several days to them. They never gave me a positive answer to the problem. They never told me to send the machine for a look. The machine was purchased at $161.11.

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    Reviewed Jan. 20, 2010

    I need to complain about their business practice of charging 29.99% interest on their consumer credit card, and their deferred interest practices. They advertise that there is no interest charged on purchases of $299 or more, but that is not true. In fact, not only are there interest charges that accrue over the 6-month "grace period," but if you do not pay your purchase off prior to the expiration of the 6-month period, the accrued interest is added to your balance, and then compounded! This is a surefire way to ensure that one never pays off the balance on this consumer card. If I make a $101 payment, $54.11 of it goes to interest! That's just not right! With Home Depot's credit practices, it is impossible to pay off the debt.

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    Reviewed Jan. 19, 2010

    Most recently, I received a confirmation for the purchase of a clearance patio set online. The product was listed as in stock at the time of purchase and there were no disclaimers regarding a possible cancellation. However, several days later I received another correspondence that Home Depot had cancelled my order, without any reason for doing so.

    In calling customer service to inquire, I was told that even if the item is listed as in stock on the website, it isn't truly in stock until it is processed through the warehouse and that these cancellations are a regular practice of Home Depot, which holds the right to cancel a purchase at any time. I was further advised that there was some level of disconnection between what was listed as available on the Home Depot website and what was actually available at the warehouse. Also, that items were often oversold, leaving to randomized selection who will and will not receive the item in question.

    As for my options, I was advised to search the website daily just in case this item is listed again, though there were no plans at that time to have it available. Of course, it was also duly noted that should I actually get the opportunity to purchase this set again, Home Depot still retains the right to cancel that order too. It seemed that until an order ships, a confirmation isn't truly a confirmation of purchase. Confirmation was that a purchase can move forward if the item just happens to be in the warehouse and you happen to be on the positive side of the random selection. Of course there was no concession of any kind for the cancellation, even though it was due as a result of Home Depots own mistake, which from the sound of things was unfortunately often.

    I found this advice interesting, as most people are busy and don't have the time or energy to check the Home Depot website every hour on the hour at the mere chance an item might, and I stress might, become available. It is poor business practice to expect such levels from customers. As for the patio set, will I check the Home Depot website day and night as advised for this elusive item in question, hoping it is listed again? The answer is no, even though I really loved the patio set.

    Unfortunately, policies around this transaction or lack of transaction, should I say, have forced me to look outside Home Depot for another patio set, as well as for other items, despite my previous loyalty to the company as a whole. I just hope that the competition is listening to what consumers want and need - and that Lowe's will be carrying a similar patio set model this spring.

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    Reviewed Jan. 18, 2010

    I purchased a washer from Home Depot and RAS Delivery Services. The technician broke a water pipe while attempting to install, causing water damage to my home. The technician admitted fault, called supervisor, who said they would pay for damages and now their insurance company, Secura, is denying the claim because they have determined there is no evidence to support their insured was negligent in their actions when he admitted he did it and it was very obvious that we didn't have a busted line before he arrived but did when he left.

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    Reviewed Jan. 14, 2010

    I went to Home Depot and picked up samples of one kind of countertop material when a man in that department showed me the samples and said I could get a free estimate on a new countertop. I filled the application and within a day, received a phone call for an appointment for refacing my cabinets. I said that was not what I was interested in, that I wanted new kitchen countertops. They said it would be both and I said I really wanted the countertop estimate and information, but okay.

    The guy showed up on time for the appointment with only the refacing material and proceeded to give me a really hard sell on his products. Then gave me choice of what I would like. I said I just wanted an estimate on the countertops, which he had no samples of. I said I was just beginning to get some information and would be getting estimates from other places. He was demaning to Sears and to the individual contractors saying only Home Depot was the best. As a result, I didn't get my questions answered and was astounded at these kind of tactics. This inappropriate business practice makes me want to never set foot in Home Depot again. Lowe’s and Kohl’s, here I come.

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    Reviewed Jan. 13, 2010

    On my 1/6/2010 statement, I received notice that "due to regulatory mandates, our promotional offers for purchases over $299 must change. Starting Feb. 22, 2010, any eligible purchases posted to your account will require a minimum monthly payment". I called customer service to see if this would affect my existing no interest and no payment plan. To my surprise, they said that it would. I do plan to make the minimum payments and pay the full balance before the due date. However, I question the legality of this practice. In my mind, this company is breaking their contract. Furthermore, they are trying to make it appear that they are being forced by law to do so. This is a shoddy business practice.

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    Reviewed Jan. 11, 2010

    On 11/04/09 I purchased Sheds USA Cedar Classic from Home Depot (promotion, 6 months). Shed installed with dozens, maybe hundreds, of open knot holes (looked like a shooting gallery). It had to have been very old dried out wood. Loft poorly installed. I called Home Depot and Sheds USA. Rep from Sheds USA came to inspect problem and said it was worst he had ever seen. He told the Home Depot rep this on my phone with me standing there. He said the company would probably have to replace all sides. Sheds USA called me next morning telling me the report was that it was nothing more than average. Lies. Home Depot calls them, gets a new date for correction of January 11 (today), 2 months after sale. No one calls. I call Home Depot, they call Sheds USA. Sheds USA calls me and now tells me some one will be here on January 20th. Said it was misunderstanding!

    I have no faith in either Home Depot or Sheds USA and will never buy from Home Depot again. We wanted to move storage from a shed co. to the new shed in November to save storage costs. It will be several months now due to it being winter, to stain, insulate, etc., before moving storage to shed. Many hundreds of dollars cost to us due to Sheds USA, and Home Depot should have sent their rep here to personally see the shed since I had paid them for the shed.

    I paid over $500.00 extra for loft, screens and vents. Loft is a laugh, just a sheet of pressed wood on 2 x 4's. Poorly installed, one side with a large space, the other flush. Now I shop at Lowe’s, Poughkeepsie. The stress of the telephone calls, the lies of Sheds USA, the put off in dates, spoiled my Thanksgiving. Frustration from feeling vulnerable in this type of marketing. The total cost was $3200.00 for a shed that looks like a shooting gallery. That is not a small amount of money, especially in today's economy. We have to continue paying for storage now for several months, of $137.00 mo., until Spring when we can insulate, stain, etc., and finish the shed. We had hoped to have done this in November when shed was delivered as it was still seasonable weather. Very, very upsetting. Disillusioned with these companies. I will not do business with Home Depot ever again.

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    Reviewed Jan. 8, 2010

    On 6-2009, HD credit card service increased APR from 19 p/c to 27 p/c. I have a very good credit rating and pay all my accounts on time. They gave no excuse why APR was going up except that they just felt like it. I complained to them, to the BBB, FTC, to the comptroller of banks and everyone else, and no one did nothing. No one cared, just like our government that has been going down the tube for the last 20 years. HD claims a notice was sent out in early Jan 2008 to all card holders that we could opt out if we didn't want the high APR. I never received such notice, anywhere, anytime. This is a falsehood on their part. So now, I am stuck paying off a predatory APR and I will never step foot inside a Home Depot even if I needed one nail.

    They've lost my business permanently and I know many of their stores will go out of business. With their sorry attitude towards their loyal customers, other customers need to be aware of their tactics. They lie very well. They are trying to make more money from the consumer with higher APRs to make up for the huge losses at their building stores caused by the recession, they have all but set my budget back.

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    Reviewed Jan. 7, 2010

    I ordered utility mats online and they shipped me the wrong ones. They didn't include a UPS return label so I can to call their customer service numerous times to get one. They made mistake after mistake. I spent 20 minutes on hold almost every time I called them. I finally got them to help return them. They didn't allow me to return to the store and then they charged me the UPS shipping to return them. It was their mistake! It has been a horrible experience. I will never order from them again!

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    Reviewed Jan. 5, 2010

    I had a horrible experience when the card was lost. Customer service did not know the policy the store was mandated to use, regarding gift cards, after Home Depot lost a lawsuit, due to their unfair policy regarding gift cards (not refunding customers for lost cards). There is a big sign hanging up behind the CS desk that states "we will replace lost, stolen, or damaged cards". This was probably placed there after the lawsuit, without any explanation to the CS reps that there had been a change to policy. I say this because each time I addressed the issue with a CS rep, they told me in no uncertain terms that if the card was lost, I was out of luck, as it was treated as cash by their store.

    I pointed to the sign behind them, and they just shrugged, and said they didn't know what to tell me. Finally, they told me to contact bookkeeping, so that they could get my proof of purchase, mail it to Atlanta HQ, and if during that time, someone did not happen to find the stolen card and use it, I may get a refund, but that they were making an exception to their normal policy, and I should be so grateful for their trouble. I am done with Home Depot. I spent several hours trying to get the issue sorted out.

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    Reviewed Jan. 5, 2010

    I submitted a request for rebate for $10 for 2 gal. Behr stain. I contacted the rebate center on 10/19/09, resent all information on that date, then contacted again on 12/1/09, I was told by Fred to allow 15 days. I called again on12/17/09, and I was told by Reuben to allow more time. Called on 12/31/09 and was told by Frank to allow 15 days and I was given a new tracking number.

    When I tried to use the new number I found a list of complaints from several Home Depot customers. It is 1/5/10 and I believe I am being given a run around by these people. I just want to register my complaint to corroborate the other people's complaints with much larger amounts of money involved.

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    Reviewed Jan. 5, 2010

    My GE Adora front load washer (model WHDVH660HBB) leaked on 3 separate occasions, and the 1st 2 times, the seal was replaced. Last time, they deemed it was the dispensing unit on top. I told the service man after the 1st time about it still leaking, and he said to give the new seal a chance to seat. They now condemned the washer this last visit. Thank god, I bought the extended warranty. It was less than 2 years old, and now, they're stalling in replacing it.

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    Reviewed Jan. 1, 2010

    I don't have complaint with the stores, just rebate center. I bought 8 gallons of paint during the Labor Day Paint Event rebate. I sent in all the proper information and eventually received a rebate for $5.00. Then I talked with Kim who verified my purchase of 8 gallons, and she asked that I resend the information by fax. Then after a while, I received $10.00 more which is the total rebate for 3 gallons. I again called one of their reps explained the situation and they said to fax the information again (3rd time) and they would take care of it. This was on 12-7-09 and we have yet to see a check or hear from anyone. We were very detailed about sending the proper information and are quite disappointed that this has gone on so long. We received a total of $15.00 in two different installments and are still owed $25.00. They have these specials, we take advantage of them and expect that they would follow through!

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    Reviewed Jan. 1, 2010

    I am sending this response along with my many previous attempts to fix this issue to Home Depot Corp. Again, what I want: I want my account audited for the last six months and the policy they stated enforced! If it was abided by [their] company, I wouldn't have a revolving balance along with a promotion that doesn't expire for six months nearly paid off! Please explain why I have such a large revolving balance and two promotions not expiring for some time either already paid off or nearly paid off?

    Notice: CitiBank is in violation of the Home Depot Promotional Agreements! I have made numerous requests that have been answered but with the problem not being addressed. I have sent the below to Home Depot corporate offices, not the consumer credit offices but Home Depot Corporate Offices. I am demanding an audit of my account and the corrections listed below made.

    Their company is not abiding by the promotion agreement as you advertised. In the past few months I have made a large payment on my Home Depot credit card and then called to ensure that the payment was first applied to my revolving balance and the remaining amount be applied to the next promotion to expire. One of the representatives applied all the money to promotions not expiring for over a year and shifted all the money into the revolving balance. I have contacted Home Depot credit in writing several times with a positive response but their actions are the same, money applied to promotional balances not expiring for months and money shifted to the current interest bearing revolving balance. Again, applying payments to promotions not expiring for months and shifting the money to the interest bearing revolving balance.

    I have spent over $40,000 in Home Depot over the past three years. If this is not resolved and the money unfairly taken from me in the form of unwarranted interest not returned, I want my account closed. What I want: 1. That my Home Depot account be audited and all payments be applied first to the revolving balance present at the time of the statement, except for those times I requested that a specific amount go toward the next expiring promotion balance, which was every expiring promotion; 2. If CitiBank is unwilling to do the right thing in accordance with our promotion agreements, I want my account closed and I will default on any remaining balance until the interest stolen from me over the past five months is returned.

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    Reviewed Dec. 27, 2009

    I purchased an Echo Leaf Blower from homedepot.com with a $500 gift card and the remaining $54.75 on a debit card. Three days later, on Christmas eve, (yeah, this was my Christmas present) I received a box weighing about a pound. It was an Echo Mulch vacuum bag and the invoice inside said 1ea. Echo 755T leaf blower. I called homedepot.com immediately and spoke with a lady, who (for whatever reason) conveniently hung up 5 minutes before the top of the hour. When I called back, the automated attendant said they were closed. Well, spending my Christmas watching everyone else and nothing to do, I decided to get my paperwork together to call them in the morning.

    On December 26th I spoke with homedepot.com and they have repeatedly told me the best they can do is email me a shipping label and call UPS for a pickup. Once they received it, then they'll issue a credit to my debit for $54.75. But the gift card will have to come by mail as a new gift card. Once I received it, I can start all over. I tried the retail store. They were even worse than the online reps. It's obvious to me Home Depot's accounting skirt the line of law and of GAAP. The gift cards are considered income, though no goods have been sold until the gift cards are redeemed.

    The untold truth about gift cards is that only 0.50 for every 1.00 every gets redeemed. Furthermore, they have the ability to restrict your purchases (i.e. no discounts, no sale pricing, no cash value) and this is true. The street value of a gift card is around half its purchase price. All in all, I'm getting comfortable about washing my hands of Home Depot and of Echo. I decided to stick with my Poulan from Walmart since I've never been treated like this at Wally World and Poulan/Husqvarna has their products everywhere. If my Poulan breaks tomorrow, I could buy 2 replacements and still not spend the $554.75 for the Echo.

    Oh, I almost forgot. You know that Home Depot gift card I had? Well, on the of the card was a bag of charcoal briquettes and a BBQ grill with a caption that said "a bag of coal..." That's just not right

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    Reviewed Dec. 22, 2009

    On December 3, 2009, I ordered a multi-functional ladder from Home Depot's website since they didn't have the one I wanted in the store. On December 7, I received an email stating it had been shipped, and I was given a FedEx tracking number and a shipping date of December 6. On December 12, I pulled up the FedEx tracking status and it said FedEx had received the shipping information, but had not yet received the item to be shipped. I called customer service on December 14 and was told that the ladder had been shipped on December 13, but they didn't have a tracking number to give me. I called on December 16 for an updated status and was told the ladder was shipped on December 15 with no tracking number; I was told to wait a few days.

    On December 17, I received an email from Home Depot stating that since I returned the ladder, they were going to charge me for return freight. Since I had not received the ladder and therefore could not return the ladder, I could not understand this email at all. I called customer service and was told the email had been a mistake and there had been confusion over the ladder, but they would ship it out today. I asked for a tracking number and was told they didn't have one. I told them I didn't believe them anymore. I didn't think I'd ever get the ladder and didn't even want it anymore. I had to ask for a manager to cancel my order and credit my debit card back. Finally, a manager agreed.

    The next day, on December 18, I pulled up my checking account and noticed Home Depot had indeed charged me return freight on the ladder. I called them and asked for that to be credited back to my account; they agreed. As of December 23, they had not even processed the refunds with my bank. I'm still waiting, and they can expect many more calls to customer service. I will not purchase anything from www.homedepot.com. I lost hours of time dealing with this and so far, I am out $295.28 and have no ladder that I needed for a project.

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    Reviewed Dec. 21, 2009

    I was referred to an HVAC contractor by Home Depot. After deciding on this contractor who mentioned “12 months, no interest” on HD card, I decided to apply. I called and emailed to inquire about 12 months 0 interest. I was told via phone only 6 months existed! I noticed online that the 12 months was available on HVAC installation. I applied online and received $1200 (not enough for $12K job). I called the number on the temporary card to request increase. I was asked several questions about credit info (i.e., car loan company, etc.), passed series of questions, but was then transferred to someone else who asked me questions about my niece's residence, ex-husband's sister's birth month, which I explained I had no knowledge.

    They asked about my twin sister's rental property and several other addresses. Nevertheless, I was denied credit because I couldn't be "verified & high fraud rate online." I explained questions had no relevance to me & credit report. Ashley, Judgmental Coach, & Teresa, Credit Underwriter (Tenn), "can't change questions." I went into the store. The store personnel couldn't believe my story and called credit division. Stacy & Joe (Florida call center),"we use public database - it's info that is in my report." I check credit report monthly, since bank institution had laptop stolen several years ago. All info is correct! How would I know my ex-husband's sister's birth month! My twin sister's rental property addresses, or her daughter's city of residence? Why was I denied credit with a 700+ credit score? If Home Depot doesn't want to give credit, say so, but don't put up bogus questions that have nothing to do with me!

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    Reviewed Dec. 20, 2009

    I tried to take the humidifier back to Home Depot and they had no idea what I was talking about. This recall was not in their system.

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    Reviewed Dec. 19, 2009

    In 2007, I was injured on my job working for Home Depot. My doctor would not release me to return to work until I had surgery done. Home Depot terminated me, so I lost my job and my health insurance. I obtained a lawyer, and in January 2009, Sedgwick Insurance Company settled. They then left Home Depot and Liberty Mutual Insurance took over. They will not answer my lawyer’s letters or calls. Since that time, my health has gotten worse and I have no means to do anything about this. I do not know where to turn anymore. I ask if there is any way you can help me get this settled once and for all. My health is worse, my finances are depleted.

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    Reviewed Dec. 18, 2009

    We had a Home Depot credit card for many years. We actually built up an available limit of $12,000 just by keeping it for so long! We never used anywhere near that amount and our payment history was perfect. But we were suddenly cut to $6,000 without explanation. APRs have continued to continuously climb, along with minimum amount due increasing also. We were also cut once again for no reason on available credit. We called the bank that handles HD's credit card, no luck of course. We were told that "this is how they handle all Home Depot customers." We called HD to see if they cared about losing a customer due to the callous attitude of their bank. We went as high as an executive in the Atlanta corporate office but they "could not do anything" about it! Since they chose the bank, that, of course, is incorrect! Since the original cut in available credit and APR hike, we have stopped shopping there for anything!

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    Reviewed Dec. 18, 2009

    Home Depot makes it completely impossible to pay a certain kind (home improvement loan) of account online. I pay all my credit accounts online. Home Depot is certainly a large enough company to facilitate this type of transaction; and in fact, they do, for all but this type of account. When collectors from Citi (who apparently own the loan) call me, I always ask them why can't I just log on to Home Depot's site and pay my loan. Their answer is always the maddeningly inane, "This type of account cannot be paid online," which is not an answer to the question of "why"!

    I understand that in the world of home finance, loans are sold to other institutions. Such is the case with both of my mortgages. In each of those cases however, I was notified in writing and am able to pay the new loan-holder online. What's with the secrecy with Home Depot? Is there some gain in them continuing to send me statements with constantly changing due dates on behalf of the true lender, making their payment cycle so hard to track, and pocketing late fees monthly as a result?

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    Reviewed Dec. 14, 2009

    I purchased a Cub Cadet mower LTXI 1040 19hp 42' auto (2009). I had nothing but problems. It's been in the shop 3 times since purchase in April 2009. I'm making payments. I just want them to take it back. Each time I began to cut, something goes wrong. How can I get out of this, making payments on something I can't depend on?

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    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2009

    I placed an order for overnight next day shipping 12 noon on 12-7-2009 - Order number ** and have not received it yet on 12-9-09 at 1 pm. The merchandise cost me $39.99 and the overnight shipping next day as advertised was $28.25. I just got off the phone with Cortney at Home Depot "online" Merchandise number 1-800-435-4654 and was denied any compensation for the merchandise that was not delivered as advertised - overnight next day. This was decided by Cortney's supervisor. I requested that Cortney let the supervisor know that I have spent thousands of dollars at Home Depot and I expect compensation for not having the merchandise delivered overnight next day or I will not do business with Home Depot ever again. I will go to else where.

    According to Cortney, the supervisor will not change the decision. I would have never spent over half the cost of the merchandise, $28.25, unless it was next day. I lost a business account because it has not arrived yet. As a small business, I am struggling to make ends meet as it is. I expect a refund on the shipping or Home Depot will lose my business for good. I hope for $28.25, my business and others means more than that to Home Depot. I would like to continue to do business with Home Depot but it is now a matter of principle and fairness! I will also cancel my Home Depot Credit Card.

    Oh, by the way, I was never told "sorry!"

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    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2009

    I purchased an electric range from Home Depot in November 2009. When the stove was delivered, I was told they were unable to install it due to the wrong type of wire from my old stove. I was told they weren't able to haul away my old stove and leave the new one while I had the wiring changed. I was told to refuse delivery and reorder the stove when I had the proper wiring. I went to the store on "cyber Monday" (Nov 28th) and took advantage of a deal on a slightly better stove which was on sale. Because I still hadn't received my money back from the first stove (which I paid cash for), the store gave me a store credit for the amount (gift card) allowing me to purchase the second stove.

    Yesterday (Dec. 8th), I received a call from Customer Service telling me the second stove I ordered was not in stock. My options were to wait for the manufacturer to make more (which was an undisclosed amount of time), cancel the order or to choose a comparable model. I was told I would be allowed to upgrade a small amount for the inconvenience.

    I spent 30 minutes on hold before I reached Rep Shayla **. Shayla assisted in finding a stove that was convection (an upgrade for us). I was told we would get $100 off any stove we chose. At checkout time, we had to pay $28. A look at the receipt shows we were given a $72 discount. I didn't have the energy to wait on hold again so I figured $28 was worth being done and over with this ordeal. This morning, I downloaded the new stove's user manual in order to see how it works and familiarize myself with the features. I was surprised to see it was not a convection oven.

    I called Customer Service (30 min. hold) and spoke with a rep and explained the situation. She placed me on hold in order to contact a manager. The call was dropped, or I was hung up on. I called back (35 min. hold) and spoke with another rep. After explaining my situation, I was told I can cancel my order and receive my money back within 48-72 hours. I was told that since the store gave us store credit/gift card when we ordered the second stove, that I could only get my money back via a gift card.

    I asked to speak to a manager, to whom I was transferred. I explained that the store changed my cash payment for the original stove to a gift card so I could order the second stove. I explained that I no longer wished to purchase the stove from Home Depot and that a gift card would be pointless. I explained that I gave Home Depot paper money and I would like paper money back or at least a credit to my debit card. During my explanation, I heard the all too familiar "click" from the other end of the line and found myself hung up on again, this time by a manager. I wish I had her name.

    So now I have no stove ordered and no idea where my refund is and how it's coming. Off to the store to try again there - I feel bad for the Customer Service at the store because they are nice everyday people that now have to deal with frustrated customers like me. I will probably never do business at HD again.

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    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2009

    Yesterday, 11/08, I purchased 6 kitchen cabinets. I was told they would not fit in my mini-van. They said they would pull & make ready for pick-up later in the day or this morning. I went back this morning with daughter & her mini-van also. Items were not ready, had not been pulled. We had to wait 1/2 hour for someone to be found to pull them, then had to wait for someone to load. They did fit into only one of our vans. I believe the message here is called pass the buck - I don't want to pull all these cabinets & load them. When the customer comes in to pick them up, someone else can handle it. I have spent a lot of money at Home Depot in the past few weeks and have more purchases to make, but I will be shopping around for another home store. What just happened is not good customer service. I hope this comment is read.

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    Reviewed Dec. 9, 2009

    I ordered an electric fireplace from Home Depot's website and received the item completely damaged; chunks were missing from the edges and the item was scratched everywhere. I immediately called the customer care line and was left more upset. The employee told me that I could ship the item back and receive my refund within 5-7 business days of them receiving it, and in order to receive a new item, I would have to purchase another one, but that I couldn't because they are out of stock. So here I am, left with a damaged item, no chance of receiving a new item, and no help from Home Depot.

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    Reviewed Dec. 6, 2009

    Customer service is essentially nonexistent at your Eastlake Parkway location. On my last visit to Home Depot (12-5-09 at about 7:30PM), I entered the store, I said "hi" to the "greeter", and she looked at me like I did something wrong and said "MmmHmm." I looked for an item (a $150 drill) in the same area for about 30 minutes with my wife. There were no employees in sight to help us. When I finally found an employee, he saw me looking for him and quickly walked in the other direction as if he were busy.

    I was going to buy a few other items since I could not find what I was looking for, but since no one wanted to help, I gave up and left. When I left, there was another female employee at the door talking with the "greeter" I said "hi" to when I came in. The female looked away from my wife, and I and did not say anything as we left. She was obviously avoiding us. Apparently, the employees that night all wanted to be somewhere else on a Saturday. If that's the case, they should seek different careers. When I went to complain to the website, it was not possible due to problems with their website, which is why I am now using this one.

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    Reviewed Dec. 5, 2009

    I spent over $40,000 in summer of 2006. I received the cash rebates that I earned. I have never received the Maytag rebate cards amounting to over $700.00. Home Depot says they changed rebate companies that handle such items and I must deal with them. The rebate people do not respond and HD will do nothing! Is there a "statute of limitations" on this? Can I file in small claims court?

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    Reviewed Dec. 5, 2009

    We ordered a Patio Heater from Home Depot as a part of their online Black Friday sale. Site took the information and processed the order. Now today, 12/4, they cancelled the order. There was no explanation ("it is no longer available" is no explanation). They knew how many of these they had to sell. It isn't very hard for a shopping system to be told how many are available to sell and when that number has been reached, then don't accept orders. If we knew they didn't have any online, we might have driven the 30 miles at 4 in the morning on Black Friday to see if we could get one. But since the system processed our order, we didn't. Now, I'm never going to drive it again. Lowe's is only 25 miles. We purchase things for projects at our church, maybe $1000 per month, mostly at Home Depot. No more!

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    Reviewed Dec. 5, 2009

    I bought a tree last year on sale (Shute Fir LED). I bought the warranty for it also. This year, I went to put it up and 3/4 of the lights were out. I brought it back and they told me they had no more, only the display. I liked the size and the shape of the tree, so I said okay, got it home and put it up and it looks like **. It is not at all full, it is skinny and looks terrible. I really feel like I was taken advantage of. I am not very happy with Home Depot at this point. We have shopped and bought a lot of stuff from you (fridge, washer, dryer, doors, windows and more) and I am not sure if we will go there again.

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    Reviewed Dec. 5, 2009

    The credit company charged a late fee on my account on 8/31. My internet payment arrived on 9/1, which is the date I was told my payments would be due when I first opened the account. They refused to refund the late fee because they said I complained too late.

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    Reviewed Nov. 26, 2009

    I bought long acting light bulbs for my home, about 24 or so. They were supposed to last 7 years and have had several go bad within and sometimes 2 years of purchase; of course, no receipt. They are n:vision brand, sold around here only by Home Depot. I called their main office and was told I had to have a receipt. One time I was given an 800 number and called. I was told I had to have a receipt. Another time I went to the store and wanted to exchange. At that time, they offered me $2.60 for one bulb. They said they came in pairs of 2 and would not honor the other. No doubt, I won't be shopping at Home Depot anymore. I bought a dryer from them about 2 years ago. No more from them.

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    Reviewed Nov. 23, 2009

    We were remodeling 2 bathrooms in our home. We ordered 2 vanities (special order) from Home Depot. All of the literature that we were shown said 21 days to deliver. It is even on the website of the vanity manufacturer, MasterBath RSI - 21 days delivery. We ordered the vanities on 10/17/09. That would give us the vanities at approximately 11/7/09. That worked perfectly into our time frame as our contractor was scheduled to start the job on 11/2/09. On 11/9/09, we called Home Depot to get the status of our order. We were told that the delivery was delayed and that the order was now due on Monday, 11/16/09. We were not happy about that, but we were able to work that date out with our contractor.

    Beginning on 11/16/09, we went to The Home Depot store and/or called the store every day. Every day we were told that our order was going to be on the truck due in "tomorrow". Today is 11/22/09 and we still do not have our vanities. The Home Depot has no real explanation. They just keep apologizing. Our contractor has now pulled off our project and has started a new job. He tells us that he will have to reschedule us for a later date (unknown date at this time). We are 4 days away from Thanksgiving and my guest bathroom is not usable. What kind of recourse do I have against The Home Depot, especially given the fact that the literature that we were given says "delivered to your Home Depot store in 21 days"?

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    Reviewed Nov. 22, 2009

    I bought a car canopy tent from Home Depot for $220.00 and the top came loose where it was sewn at, so I called Home Depot. It had been 90 days so I was told to contact the warranty people. I did, they told me to take pictures and send to them. They would replace it if I mailed it off to them and I haven't heard from them again. I have pictures if you would like them mailed to you.

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    Reviewed Nov. 19, 2009

    I received my invoice this month and noticed one of my promo balances ended and I was hit with over $200 in finance charges. I called Home Depot's 800 credit card number to see if they would extend my promo period so I had a little more time to pay it off. The woman I spoke to was extremely sarcastic and rude. I explained that I spent thousands in Home Depot all the time and she can look at my account and see that I pay on time. She said, "Because people like you can't pay your promo balances on time before they expire, doesn't mean that's our problem and we need to do anything to help you." I couldn't believe how rude she was. I said, "So you're telling me you'd rather have me go shop at Lowe's or another store like that, rather than spending all the money I do at Home Depot because you're not willing to help me out?" She said I could do what I wanted and that there was nothing she was going to do for me.

    I'm not only upset about the fact that I spend thousands and thousands at this store between my card and my husband's but also because of how rudely I was treated. I knew that if only this woman wanted to, she could have done something to remedy the situation and had a happy customer on her hands. Instead, she was rude and obnoxious and I will never shop at Home Depot again.

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    Reviewed Nov. 12, 2009

    I purchased an axe handle that was clearly marked as $13.97 on the shelf. It came in a two pack that was clearly impossible to separate without a cutter. The checkout read it as two items and had to summon someone from the back to divide them. At the very least this was deceptive. It is also likely a violation on Connecticut state law regarding price labeling. When I questioned the issue, I was told that a mistake was made but no recompense was offered. I would hate to think that the State Consumer Affairs Department is required to sort this out! Perhaps some training is in order for your reps, particularly the upper level employees.

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    Reviewed Nov. 9, 2009

    Upon purchasing an LG front load washer and dryer, we opted to also purchase the Home Depot Extended Warranty. Almost 40 days ago, my washing machine "starter" unit went out. Home Depot's Extended Warranty will not cover the repair of my washing machine because my laundry room is on the 2nd floor and the washer sits in a pan to protect the floor from leaks. Since the washing machine cannot be pulled out and has to be lifted to access for repair, they will not repair it. The warranty does not cover "moving services" only repair services. If you have a washing machine on the second floor in a pan, do not purchase this warranty. It will cause nothing but headaches and a complete waste of your valuable time.

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    Reviewed Nov. 9, 2009

    I purchased Makita Saw Model DPC7321HD on 1-16-09. Home Depot employee filled saw with oil and gas and started saw. Employee made statement that he used less oil than it called for because it would run better. I was working at Quantico Marine Base and I used the saw one time. When I went to start it again, it would not start. I live in Abingdon, Virginia which is approx. 6 hours from that Home Depot. I took the saw to the Home Depot in my area, Bristol, Virginia, and they sent it off for repair to see what was wrong. They responded that the motor was burnt because it was ran with insufficient amount of oil. Altaquip who had it for repair called and told me it would cost around $650 to repair the saw, which I paid $891.44 for. I had them return it and I took it back to the Stafford Home Depot where I bought it.

    After lots of managers and bull **, they sent it for repair at their cost and when it was done, they had it shipped to me directly. When I received the saw, I filled it with gas and oil and the gas poured out of the tank. I then took it back to Stafford Home Depot when I was working up there again and took it in the store and showed them the problem and the fact that it still would not run. This was on 10-4-09. Today, 11-9-09, Home Depot called and stated that the saw is back from repair and that they took it to their in-house shop and it works fine so I asked them to ship it to me because I am not going to be up that way anymore and they refused.

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    Reviewed Nov. 3, 2009

    My husband just went and bought a back door for our house at Home Depot. He couldn't get any assistance with moving it to his van. We are in the middle of remodeling our home. We won't be shopping at Home Depot again. We'll go to Lowe's where we'll get assistance.

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    Reviewed Nov. 3, 2009

    I made an electronic check phone payment on 10/19/2009. My bill was not due until 10/23/2009 so it was paid four days in advance. I called to check the amount I had left on the card and the prompt told me that my payment was not yet received. I went online and printed a copy of the electronic check made out to Home Depot and I also printed out a copy of my bank statement that showed that it indeed went through as the electronic check # matched the check # on my account. I took the copies to the Westminster Maryland Home Depot Office and showed them what was going on and they called their own customer service and faxed them a copy of the electronic check and the date it was cashed. A few days later, I called to see if it have been straightened out and I was told by a customer service rep that they had no record of a fax from the Westminster store. So, I faxed it from my home. It is now November 3rd and they still have no record of the two faxes and have sent me a bill with a late fee assessed and have put my account in default and raised my percentage rate to 29.9%. I am going to file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Agency.

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    Reviewed Nov. 3, 2009

    Recently, Trevor ** was terminated for wearing a button! I've had enough of large companies trying to be so politically correct in order to appease everyone. What the heck is the difference between a button that states "One nation under God, indivisible" and "United We Stand"? Hmm, is Home Depot that politically correct that they are afraid to offend anyone with the word God? You've got to be ** kidding me here. I foresee a big payday in this former employee's future, be it settlement out of court or in front of a judge and jury.

    Home Depot is going to lose this one big time and lose loyal customers like me left and right. I've seen all sorts of apron adornments on employees here in Naples, Florida, both at Store #280 and at the Davis Blvd. store. It's sad that a company as large as HD is terminating employees for something so trivial in such trying times. I will take my business to Lowe's, 1/2 mile right around the corner here in Naples. They have better service anyways, not quite as good of prices or selection but I will make do. Good luck with this case, you're going to lose!

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    Reviewed Nov. 1, 2009

    I loaded a cart up with about $200 worth of various materials at the HD on Rt. 450 and went to check out. Because of the very heavy variety of materials, I could not do self check out. The lady at check was having trouble and could not get things rolling. She got no help, while many HD employees were just standing around. I waited 15 minutes but no help came; the line behind was getting long. I left the line and went to the check out at the lumber department but the line was backed up. I waited another 10 minutes but the check out man was stuck, no help came. I went back to the first line but it had not moved. I then left my cart and exited the store. The time of the day was approximately 10 am. I am not a complainer most of the time but this pissed me off. Other people were pissed too.

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    Reviewed Oct. 27, 2009

    We got 4 sets of the commercial electric lighting for our garage. It was the energy-saving shop lights. We haven't even had about 8 months the first time the bulbs blew. Then we took them all down, returned them, and got 4 more. We put them up, and same thing happened. They kept blowing out. We even got extra boxes of bulbs. Same thing. We took them back again. By now, we hate these lights. It was like there's a short in them or something. I don't know. They are the worst lights that I have got. Right now, we have no lights that are working. So that's why I'm writing. All I want is the money we spent on the lights. They were $16.95 each. And I got 4 light fixtures and can't use any of them. The extra bulbs were like $11.95. I just need lights for my garage. Thank you and hope you can help me.

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    Reviewed Oct. 26, 2009

    I had lived in Cape Cod, MA in the last two years and just recently moved back to my hometown in PA. I had moved from Cape Cod and a lot of the reasons were because the customer service in the Hyannis store Home Depot was terrible. I have Asperger's Syndrome, but I have many abilities and one of them was fixing things and building furniture. I was brand new to the area. At first, one of the cashiers was very friendly to me, but was inappropriate. He wanted to take a picture of me to have in his cell phone which I thought was rather odd. But I was very lonely up there and wanted to have friends. To make a long story short, I found out that he had been laughing at me behind my back to all the cashiers and the store managers in that store. So when I was in the store, you could tell by the looks on their faces. I tried so hard to make friends which was my mistake because these people weren't really my friends at all. I made this one cashier (Derick **) some jewelry.

    I also design and create jewelry in silver and gold. I made this guy two rather valuable pieces of jewelry, and he never appreciated them. He started making fun of me and he became rather nasty towards me. And I don't, to this day, understand why. But one day, on October 3, 2008, I was returning some items at the store and he happened to be working there at the returns booth. He wouldn't take my return. He just stood there, looked into space, and the store manager (Ryan **) joked Derick about it. It was a disgusting behavior. It doesn't matter if you dislike someone or not, no one deserves to be treated the way I was treated! I was discriminated against. I was ostracized by the employees there! This store ought to be sued for that behavior! The two individuals who I have named should have been fired. They have not! They should have been held accountable. I tried complaining to Home Depot and they had done nothing. They still work there. And now, the new district manager is ignoring me and not taking my calls. The people in Cape Cod, in the Hyannis Home Depot are a disgrace. They're less than not friendly, less than helpful, and they're undereducated!

    I left Cape Cod. I was discriminated against because of what I am. To this day, it still hurts a lot. I'm having trouble getting through it, even now that I'm no longer there. Mental damage was done. I was violated emotionally. They violate the Americans with Disabilities Act! I know a former employee who had quit because of the disrespect she received from the other workers at the Hyannis Home Depot. She suffers from ADHD. These people should be held accountable! This can happen to somebody else! And it probably already has. Only they don't talk about it or think it's going to do no good, which they're probably right because Home Depot did nothing to fix the situation and fire these people!

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    Reviewed Oct. 23, 2009

    I made an electronic payment on 10-19-2009 on my Home Depot account. My bank gave me a confirmation number showing the funds had been transfered. On the same day, Home Depot charged me a late fee of $39.00. So, I called them and they tried to blame my bank. They agreed to remove the late fee, but they refused to remove the record of a late payment from my account. And they say it will be reported as a late payment to the credit reporting companies. I called my bank, and they told me Home Depot and received my payment and confirmed it on 10-19-2009 which was the payment due date. My bank added that they could not have given me a confirmation number unless and until the payee had acknowledged the receipt of the funds.

    Home Depot is penalizing me for their failure to post my payment in a timely fashion. I made my payment on the due date and received confirmation of it, and they still refuse to remove the late payment notice from my account. I also found out they have been charging me $46.69 a year for what they call a "Balance Protection Fee" (Credit Life) which I never signed up for or authorized. Of course, they couldn't do anything about that. I have to call another number to address that issue.

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    Reviewed Oct. 21, 2009

    My wife and I went to the Home Depot to purchase a ride-on lawn mower. We went in June because they were having a promotion in which a gift card was given based on a specific amount spent. We spent $3800 for a Cub Cadet zero-turn mower and this amount entitled us to a $500 gift card. The sales person who rang the sale through actually photo copied our receipt and faxed the copy to the rebate center to "speed things up." Well, after the first month of waiting and no response, I checked our status and was informed that the wrong SKU number was entered on the receipt. It seemed to be correct when they took our money, but now it's wrong? So next after multiple phone calls with the store manager and a lot of we'll-get-back-to-you comments, I was finally given a host of 1-800 numbers which put me through to automated phone-bots from Florida, Quebec, Toronto, and so on. I never got through to an actual person.

    Well, it's now October 20, 2009 and there’s still nothing. In fact, I just called the store tonight and found out the manager in charge of our dilemma is no longer employed at the Home Depot! So, I am taking the mower back this weekend for a refund and will never step foot in another Home Depot ever again. The whole rebate gift card promo is a big scam as far as I see it. I guess if they screw over thousands of people, it's worth it to them if the sales go up for every promo and a new crop of naive customers buy into the scam. Beware and learn from others’ misfortunes.

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    Reviewed Oct. 18, 2009

    Our Home Depot balance was paid and then they billed me for $69.39. It’s for the interest (they say). My balance was paid in full before the due date. Loan sharks? We will be closing our accounts for good. Lowe’s, here we come.

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    Reviewed Oct. 16, 2009

    We were in a bind and had to take out a line of credit last summer to fix our air conditioning. We took out a line of credit to have our system replaced (+/- $6,000). After the grace period ran out, they gouged us with +/- 25% interest. Then, I took out a consumer loan with my credit union to pay off the Home Depot balance as soon as I could. Approximately three or four weeks ago, I paid off the entire balance. We then had +/- $500 credit on the account.

    Two weeks ago, we closed the account and asked for a check to be sent to us. Even after numerous e-mails and phone calls requesting our check, we are still waiting. I feel that Home Depot is purposefully delaying our payment so that they can continue to make more money with our money. I think we should get 25% on our credit while we are waiting to receive our refund. Fair is fair.

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    Reviewed Oct. 13, 2009

    I applied for a credit card account while at Home Depot after being solicited by the sales rep to do so for a "12 months same as cash" promotion. After the sales rep entered all of my credit information into the computer and took my driver license, a message came up on his computer asking that he call a number. The sales rep called the number and spoke with a rep from the credit card company, and the credit rep asked to speak to me. I get on the phone, and she says that she needs to first ask me four questions before she can approve my account. (Keep in my mind that my credit score is 730 and I have never been turned down for credit before and have a few revolving accounts with retailers.) I then tell her that my English is not very good and could she maybe talk to my wife who was with me, and she said no. She said she can get an interpreter on the line to help.

    Once the translator came on the line, I had some difficulty hearing due to the conference call and trouble understanding the dialect of the translator. They both began to ask me questions like "What counties have I been associated with in the past?" and they also read a list of counties and asking me to verify which one I live in. I was confused by the question of them saying "I have been associated with" rather than simply to say "I have lived in before" (my wife later explained to me that it was maybe just a more professional form of communication). And when I told the rep that I did not understand the question, she said, "Pay attention!" And then she asked another question and said for me to state if I am "associated with the numbers **". I asked her to repeat the question because I did not understand.

    I was becoming frustrated with not understanding her questions and still not understanding why I was even being asked these questions or how it was related to my application for credit. I told her this and I also said, "I had no problem in buying my house, so why is it so hard to open an account with Home Depot?" She said to me sternly that I applied for the credit and it is my responsibility to answer all of her questions. My wife was with me and she became frustrated as well (it had been over 15 minutes now) and I told my wife what they were asking. I told her they want to know what ** is and she said, "That is the number of our first apt." And then my wife said to me, "Why are they asking that? You live in Boone County and you have for 3 years. Do they need to know that you lived in Fayette County before when we were in another city?" I honestly did not know the name of the county for when we first lived in Lexington, KY and I have only lived in the US for about 5 years anyway.

    When I said this to the rep, "Before I lived in Fayette County, is that what you are asking?" she tells me then that I am being "coached" by my wife and therefore would not get to have a credit card. I gave the phone to the Home Depot sales rep and he then talks to the credit rep and he also says to her that he has never had to put anyone through this type of interrogation before for a card. He said that the information will come up either "approved" or not when he enters the info and he wanted to know why they had to ask so many questions. They would not answer. My wife asked him to get the name of the credit rep so she and I could file a complaint, and she did not give her name to him but did give a phone number that I could call.

    I feel that I was being discriminated against for my race and by my last name sounding foreign. My credit is excellent and there would be absolutely no reason to be denied credit and especially no reason for me to have to be interrogated about prior addresses when this is not done to other applicants for the same card. If you look at my credit report, you will see that I have excellent credit. I need some sort of explanation as to why I was put through those questions. It seems unfair. I showed the sales rep at the store my driver’s license, my green card, and my social security card even. He even told this to the credit rep. I think I have been discriminated against and will look at how I can file a complaint.

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    Reviewed Oct. 6, 2009

    In 7/2005, I paid $50 to have a Home Depot specialist to come to my home to measure for plantation shutters to match existing ones and order. They were to be installed in 9/2005. In 10/2005, I called to ask where my shutters were. Shortly after a gentleman came to my home to install them, he went into the room to assess where they needed to be installed and explained that the specialist sent to my home was always making mistakes and he had ordered the wrong ones! He spent at least 15 minutes on his phone to reorder all and assured me that I would have my shutters for Christmas. I asked for a receipt (My only mistake!).

    He explained that Home Depot would stand behind all for their customers! What a joke. In 1/2006, I called to ask where my shutters were. I was told that I had refused my shutters in October and that they had no intentions on redoing the order and never had! It was the beginning of a 3-year hellacious nightmare! I have tried to speak with the manager, who insisted that I refused my shutters! I have asked through the last 3.5 years to just be able to see my shutters to no avail. Now 4 years later, I still have no money or shutters. A Carla from their home office conveyed they are negotiating a deal for me. There is no deal. They took $1100 of my money for a product over 4 years ago. I want my money back with interest!

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    Reviewed Oct. 1, 2009

    Home Depot is discontinuing their MasterCard Rewards program (for all customers). Accounts will be closed as of October 31, 2009 whether or not you have a balance due. This will be reported to the credit reporting agencies with a notation of "account closed by grantor." This will reflect negatively on individuals’ credit reports due to one, having an account closed by the grantor; and two, having an account closed with a balance due.

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    Reviewed Oct. 1, 2009

    We purchased a washer and dryer (top loading). The store refused to match the low price guarantee completely. As we go home, we realized that the store had completely avoided discussing the “beat all competitor prices by 10% advertised promise” even though we had specifically asked. We are out about $200.

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    Reviewed Oct. 1, 2009

    My receipt number is ** dated 9-29-09. I was charged for 8 rolls of Tyvek tape and I only bought 1. I bought 8 Starter strips and was not charged for them. I called David on the 30th and was told he would check with management and get back with me in a few hours. After 3 hours, I called him and I was told that the records from the evening of the 29th would have to be reviewed and that would not be done until October 1st. In the past month, I have done over $900 of business with Home Depot. I would think customer satisfaction should be high on your list which I am not. Please contact me ASAP and let me know how I can get the credit that I deserve. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter.

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    Reviewed Sept. 28, 2009

    On September 20, our hot water heater stopped producing hot water and tripped the circuit breaker whenever we attempted to turn it back on. I called Home Depot to order a new one and they promised "that day" installation on September 22, using my Home Depot credit card to pay for everything. Other than a surly clerk on the other end of the phone at Home Depot and again at their subcontractor and an inexplicable $100 increase in the amount of the installation charges by the time it got to the sub, everything went as well as can be expected though the poor lone installer had a very difficult time installing the new hot water heater in a tiny alcove 4 feet above the ground. Sending him help would have cost an additional $100, I was told.

    Three days after the installation, I received a letter from Home Depot credit services informing me that my interest rate was raised to 30% and my credit limit was reduced to $300 below the charge for the recent services! I can hardly wait to see if my next bill has overlimit fees attached. If it does, I am going to walk from the entire charge! I am supposed to have six months to pay it off with no interest and no required monthly minimum payments. I had used the card only once before and paid it in full.

    I have never been late for any payment, have never been over the limit due to a charge authorized by me on any card, and have always paid more than the amount due and before the due date on all my cards. I do not deserve this treatment, and I am not alone! The banks seem to be racing to get their pound of flesh before February 2010. Better, the law was made effective immediately!

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    Reviewed Sept. 26, 2009

    On May 25, 2009, my sister suffered a devastating injury to her neck which has rendered her a quadriplegic. She is physically dependent upon others for all activities of daily living and completely unable to work. At the time of injury, she owed Home Depot $325. With no income, savings or insurance and multiple bills, she was placed on Supplemental Social Security with a payment of $50 per month (remaining $800 is sent to the nursing home she will be in for the next year or so). Unable to pay the Home Depot and subject to depression, on her behalf I called Home Depot Credit as directed on the bill. I then followed their instruction to submit in writing her circumstances, along with power of attorney forms and statement of SSI income. I offered a settlement using my own funds to provide emotional relief to my sister.

    Home Depot's response was to begin incessant telephone calls to my sister, sometimes 4 calls a day. I contacted them on several occasions asking that they stop the calls. I was given numbers to call that only had recorded messages. In the meantime, her bill has increased to nearly $500 due to nonpayment charges and 29.99% interest charges.

    Home Depot has won. I will find a way to pay them. I have been a loyal customer of HD for many years but will never set foot in their door again due to their treatment of those who find themselves suddenly disabled and at HD's mercy. I ask the reader to join me. Stop shopping at Home Depot in protest to their unmerciful behavior. Use your social networks to encourage others to join the protest.

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    Reviewed Sept. 25, 2009

    I made a payment online from their website. The payment I made was for $35.00. When I checked my bank account the next day, they took out almost $1,400.00. They paid the balance off. That caused my bank account to be in the red. When I called them to dispute it, the only thing they could do is maybe mail me a check in 7-10. Why can they debit an account and they can’t credit makes no sense to me.

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    Reviewed Sept. 21, 2009

    For some time, the Home Depot stores in my area could not process my checks from Wachovia Bank. The information had to be put in manually. I could still buy my materials. A couple of weeks ago, Home Depot selected a new check verification system and will no longer input check data manually. My checks have been verified by the bank and Home Depot has the only system that can't read the checks. Other customers with Wachovia checks have had the same problem.

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    Reviewed Sept. 13, 2009

    The customer service rep said there is no more finance charge for my statement for August month's bill. However, I still get charge for it. I spoke to customer service rep, financial rep and account manager. They all said they cannot waive for my finance charge. I do not understand why I still get charged for the finance charge if they told me to subtract finance charge amount from the total balance? The second customer rep that I spoke to said there will be no finance charges for August's statement. How come finance charges still accrue? I do not have problems with other credit company. They waive charges and will be no more charge for the following months.

    I feel that the Home Depot Rewards MasterCard company is not a good organization and they do not know how to treat people. They are not well-trained and do not tell customer the consequences if the customer does not pay the total balance. I learned my lesson and I do not want other people to get what I got. So please let people know that it is better to pay all the total balance rather than the difference of finance charge and total balance. Thank you.

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    Reviewed Sept. 13, 2009

    On January 26, 2007, I purchased a GE washer and dryer. The salesman asked me if I wanted to purchase an extended warranty. I replied yes. The salesman had a hard time ringing up the warranty. He went and asked another sales associate. When the receipt printed up, it says additional merchandise. I asked him why the receipt didn't say extended warranty. He replied that is how it rings up. I didn't think anything about it because I felt the older gentleman would be right. I have been trying to get my washer repaired for the last 4 weeks. The store acts as though I never purchased an extended warranty. It took me a few days to find the receipt because I moved to another house. I did find the receipt.

    Mike, the store manager, told me he was going to research the sale. He had some lady named Alisha to call me, telling me she didn't see my purchase. I asked her for the proof of her investigation. She was unable to show it to me. I then told her to never call my house again. I want to speak to Mike since he told me he would contact me back. Alisha was very rude. I was so upset. This gave me a headache to the max. I will not give up on giving them my money. They stole my money and I want justice. I will be contacting and emailing the co-owner Mr. Aurthur Blank about my stolen money. I want my warranty granted and we need to start over or they can give me a full refund, and I can go to Lowe's to purchase my appliances.

    Mike, store manager, told me he could give me a $150.00 towards the purchase of another washer or on the repairs. I would have to pay for it and bring the receipt to him. Mr. Mike won't even honor Home Depot receipt, so why should I do a not so smart thing like that? They wont admit that they made a big mistake. They stole my money, I want it all back. I am a mother to 6 children, 4 at home, and I need to wash my clothes. I just want what I paid for. Now they need to make it right. I don't have money to give away. I don't have money to throw away. I will never shop at Home Depot again!

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    Reviewed Sept. 10, 2009

    Last month, I called Home Depot to see if the 26.99% APR could be lowered (I was being charged $55.55 out of $82 for finance charges). The person said nothing could be done at that time because of a "late payment" that occurred less than 6 months earlier. She advised trying in September. I called requesting a lowering of APR this month (September) and was told that the 26.99% was not because of an earlier late payment, but that that was the agreed upon interest rate for this account and was non-negotiable. This isn't right. Please help! With a $2550 balance with them it will take me 10 to 15 years to pay this off at this rate and it will cost me what - six to seven thousand dollars? I can make the minimum payment of $82, but the enormous (illegal) cost to me because of this debt will be difficult to bear.

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    Reviewed Sept. 9, 2009

    I purchased this yard machine by MTD two summers ago and since that time, it has been in the shop twice and currently is not working.This piece of equipment is only used 5 to 6 hrs a year and it should last 15 years or more. In the last 10 to12 years, I use my Home Depot account well into the thousands and I'm tired of purchasing tools that do not work properly. If and when you contact me, I will give you my account number and you can check for yourself the amount of usage on my account and even more if you account for my cash sales. Thanking you in advance.

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    Reviewed Sept. 8, 2009

    The interest on my Home Depot card is 25 percent. My loyalty to HD has been great over the years. I buy all my house repair needs from the Homewood store. Please guys, that is a bit much. I will pay off my card and go to another store.

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    Reviewed Sept. 8, 2009

    Smith & Willis, a subcontractor of Home Depot, installed a central air to my home on July 3, 2009. The work failed the county inspection and required four pages of corrections, including but not limited to exposed wires, leakage of gases into my home, etc. The Arapahoe County inspector's office also notified me that the company likely completed some of the work illegally without the proper license.

    I have contacted Home Depot and put the $3,000 installation charge into dispute. However, their "final offer" was a $500 "goodwill gesture." I am shocked that both companies are refusing to acknowledge how completely unacceptable their work was. My family's safety and well-being was put at risk, and I still do not have a properly installed system. Yet, I am being asked to pay $3,000 for it.

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    Reviewed Sept. 8, 2009

    When an item is returned, no one ever checks to see if all the parts are in the package. So when they just put it back on the shelf, the next person who receives it will be short of parts. Also last week, I was in for a plumbing supply tube. It was mis-marked, and it took me two trips. I should have gone to Lowe's instead. It would have saved me an extra trip. Some of your employees are too lazy to help. They just say we don't have that, mainly the younger ones. I am glad that Lowe's moved into Silverdale. I will do the bulk of my shopping there.

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    Reviewed Sept. 2, 2009

    I contacted Home Depot to explain that I was having financial problems, my wife is getting laid off, and if I could get my rates lowered or to see if anything could be done. Home Depot told me that I would have to miss payments, so I would have to have a collections person call me first to settle anything. But if I miss payments, then I would have to pay $39.00 for every payment missed. It seems to me all they want me to do is miss payments so they can get their fees. I am trying, in good faith, to pay them but I think it is unfair for them to have missed payment so they can get their fees.

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    Reviewed Sept. 2, 2009

    I came in. It took 30 minutes to get anybody to help me and this girl helped me pick out my paint. I told her I was not an expert. Also, they have the rudest manager down there so I was there a good three hours. When I got home, I tried the paint on my walls. It looked like a big brown turd. It was horrible so, of course, when I tried to take it back, "no way." So then, I tried in Chehalis. Everybody was awesome. The manager was great, the paint guy, down to the checker.

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    Reviewed Sept. 1, 2009

    I bought a set of 4 deckchairs with 1 glass table, but the chairs are falling apart. I only had this set for 1 month. I got them from the store, and no one would like to replace these chairs in your company. The set was called Home Perfect with beige chairs. There was one person fell from 1 of the chairs.

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    Reviewed Aug. 26, 2009

    I shopped at Home Depot. The truck did not start, I got a ride to get tools, came back 30 hours later and the truck was towed. This is not good relations - over 100 parking spots, but I need to be towed!? Jose (manager) was no help. Claim #**, Kory ** at ** on it.

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    Reviewed Aug. 25, 2009

    I got a Home Depot credit card last year in August. They said the first month I was 30 days late. I have never been late on anything in my life much less a $10 minimum payment. I paid the card off in full when I learned of this and again this month, they say I was late. I have begged and asked that they please remove this from my credit and they refused. I am a developer and this makes a big impact on my borrowing ability and has cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars. I need some help to get this removed. If I need to get a local attorney, I can and will. Please let me know.

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    Reviewed Aug. 25, 2009

    I recently had a family member pass away who left an estate. Through consideration of the rest of my family, I was asked to purchase the property on a land contract. I accepted and moved into the house and began fixing it up. About 2 months into the project, I got a nice bonus at work and purchased $1,500.00 of gift cards online just to ensure that I had the money tied up and it didn't go somewhere else. Shortly after the purchase, I heard from the lawyer handling the estate and it seems that there were 3 years back taxes owed. I managed to scrape together enough to keep the state away, but need much, much more. In a hurry, I had made some purchases on the gift cards, but there is still $885 left on them. I tried to call the local branch and they told me that they don't return cash in gift cards. The local manager was very courteous and helpful, but explained that he couldn't help me and gave me a phone number to customer service for online gift cards.

    This morning, I called that number and talked to a rep. She told me that Home Depot doesn't return cash on gift cards and that she was sorry, I may lose the house. We continued the conversation and she explained that if I wouldn't have used any of the gift cards, they could have made some kind of exception but "I had tied her hands by making a purchase." I explained to her that I was unaware at the time of purchase that there were taxes owed and that returning my money would greatly help me. She, however, refused to help stating "policy." I also explained that I was a loyal customer of Home Depot and spend thousands of dollars in their stores every year. Her answer was, "Perhaps you should have saved some of that money." That's when I got angry and told her that I would never come back to the Home Depot again and that I was going to blog all day long to let people know how Home Depot is with their no refund policy.

    It is very clear that I won't get satisfaction from Home Depot and that they will not return my money. As of now, I have to wait it out to see if I can keep the property and if I do, I'll have to spend that money at their store (feels like a form of extortion to me).

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    Reviewed Aug. 23, 2009

    I’ve had my HD card since 2005, my account opened with a $2,500 limit, and an interest rate of 15.99% I have used the account frequently, and paid off, charged, so on. I got the love letter a few months ago about the interest rate increasing to 25.99%. I didn’t give much thought since I always spend over $300 to get the 6-12 month special. My current balance is $994.06, which left roughly $1,500 open to buy. I wanted to make a $400 purchase, and my card was declined, in front of god and the whole store. I called Citi; guess what, my credit limit was lowered to $1,000 due to economic conditions! This act also lowered my FICO score! Beware!

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    Reviewed Aug. 21, 2009

    I had the account for years and made my monthly payments. I received a letter from them saying that they were closing my account with them. The reason was something on my credit. I have a closed account with them but why should or do I have to pay fee or interest any longer? I was wondering if I could go to small claims court and pay them a monthly payment through the courts.

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    Reviewed Aug. 18, 2009

    I was trying for 1 and a half years to get warranty done on laminate floor installation. I have called no less than 10 times and have never gotten a call back. This has taken up so much of my time; it is ridiculous. I’m sending in my paper work and explaining my situation to so many people. Also, I am going into to get keys cut for the third time today because they have not fit the lock when I got them home. There is so much more about the service - it is terrible. I’m so disgusted with it all. I have dealt with yawn in flooring probably 5 times at least and several others. I am also a business person in town and can’t imagine conducting a business in this matter.

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    Reviewed Aug. 17, 2009

    This store is impossible, even for buying light bulbs. No one cares; the employees I dealt with were rude and inept not only to me but to the other 8-10 persons in line! It is consistently poor all around. My husband will drive an extra 20 minutes to go to Lowe's or pay double not to be bothered! It's not worth the frustration. They couldn't care less if they make the sale. I have seen men walk right out after putting their goods down. They gave up in the line! The biggest problem is not interpersonal skills or empathy. They could care less about a customer.

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    Reviewed Aug. 17, 2009

    I went to do a return with receipt, and she said to me, "You got a receipt today" and shook her head and gave me and my wife a really dirty look. Then she said, "You got a problem?" So, I just asked for the store manager, Ann, and she was to have a talk with her. This is a big problem. The return dept. is always picking on me and my wife every time we enter your store in Puyallup. I'm disabled and they know this and still get me so upset every time I go there. I just got done with a complaint on Saturday about Paula and Lisa. These people don't need to work here if they're going to give people a hard time. Thank you.

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    Reviewed Aug. 15, 2009

    The cashier did not have enough change for a $20.00 bill. They called the head cashier, who did not come. The customer in line behind me had a $1,000.00 purchase that was somewhat complex. Again, they called the head cashier who came immediately, but did not bring my change. My purchase was not processed and I left the store. I contacted the corporate office and the corporate had Renee, a manager, contact me. She explained that the employees in question had been retrained, but could not say what was to become of me - after all, I had to leave the store without my stuff. I explained to Renee that I would not be shopping at the Home Depot again, but she did not care. I won't shop there anymore. They clearly could care less about small customers.

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    Reviewed Aug. 15, 2009

    I purchased a model RTE112C Weed Eater from Home Depot and it worked fine until about the 3rd or 4th spool when it failed to release the string. I had to remove the spool and pull out the string manually. I got so frustrated I beat the ** thing on the ground and trashed it. No more Chinese Weed Eaters for me.

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    Reviewed Aug. 13, 2009

    The patio furniture large table glass exploded. Yes, exploded. No one was near it. There’s no sign of vandalism. The table just exploded. I am very concerned (scared) because I have another Hampton Bay large glass patio table that I am concerned is going to explode with people around it.

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    Reviewed Aug. 13, 2009

    My husband and I purchased a GE Clothes Dryer from Home Depot on 2/23/09. We filled in all the forms and mailed them to the Rebate department. To date, all they have recorded is our tracking number, and they write back via email that it is on the way. However, the rebate for $65.00 never arrived. We are very disappointed in Home Depot because we had always done business with them. How can we obtain our rebate?

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    Reviewed Aug. 13, 2009

    I read about credit card companies using predatory tactics to raise interest rates, but I thought customers would be too important to Home Depot in a tight economy to risk that kind of **. Wrong. I suddenly discovered my interest rate had been raised to 26.99% without ever seeing a notice that there would be a change; I had no late payments, no overdrafts, no terms violations of any kind. They claim there's nothing they can do. They have to recover their losses from last year, and supposedly they sent out notices. Well, they can recover their losses without my help. Any claim Home Depot makes that they care about their customers is BS. On top of that, their servicing bank took $30 billion in bailout money to pay bonuses to crooks, and Home Depot can't operate on a reasonable rate of interest. What a bunch of phonies. I guess my little card wasn't enough to worry them, but they can't claim they care about keeping customers. My business, as paltry as it may be, is going to Lowe's, and I won't make the same mistake of trusting them. Thanks, Home Depot, for showing me what you really care about.

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    Reviewed Aug. 12, 2009

    I went to Home Depot to pick up a chrome hood range that had come in, and to get my refund on a product that was order and not received, and the representative told me that I might have to take a gift card. I said, "Why do I have to take a gift card?" and "I paid cash for the item." The other representative asked me why I did not want a gift card, and I told them I should not have to have one. Then, another rep told me if I put it on my card, and it was a zero balance, I would still get a gift card.

    My point is, why are they getting all on me like that and putting my business out in front of other customers? I am a paying customer and I should not get that type of treatment. To make the situation bad, I had to wait, as I was first in line, so that she could help other customers. This was not good customer service. The guy told me he was sorry, and I simply told him, "I have never felt so insulted like this from any customer representative."

    Last Monday, I had bought a double stainless steel dishwasher and chrome hood range and paid cash for this item. I have talked to people and told them about the situation. I am honestly thinking about returning all my items that was purchased and getting a refund. I am in the middle of remodeling and these items are over $8000. I purchased (3) toilets, (2) vessel sinks, over 900 sq. ft of moldings, (3) storm doors, (14) light fixtures, closet storages, dishwasher, sink, accessories for my bath, locks, handles for my kitchen cabinets, and other miscellaneous items.

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    Reviewed Aug. 10, 2009

    I purchased blinds that are fake wood from Home Depot. They are defective. I had to go back to the store about four times and they think it’s my fault. At this point, they may not replace them anymore. It's a very costly lesson.

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    Reviewed Aug. 10, 2009

    I purchased a GT1554 lawn tractor from Home Depot in May 2009. The first time I ran it, I noticed a distinct noise coming from the tractor after it had warmed up. It made a chirping noise. I called Home Depot. They told me they would ship it to the repair center they use; however, it is in Great Falls, MT which is 90 miles north of where we live. They told me it would be 4+ weeks to get it back. At least, they were honest about time.

    R & R Pump Company is a small business in Helena which is listed as an authorized repair center. I chose to take my mower to them. I try and support Helena businesses when I can. I took the mower to R & R on July 13, 2009. Today, it is August 10, 2009 and they still are waiting for a part. I started calling about 2 weeks after I took the tractor into R & R. I first was told that they did not look at the tractor for 2 weeks. I'd have waited to take it in if I had known that. Then, after another 1-1/2 weeks, I called and spoke to Kim (had to call twice, left a message and was not called back the first time).

    When she told me the parts were not there, I asked if she would make a call to find out where the parts were, mistake #1. Kim got angry, told me she did not have time to do this and she would call me when it was done! I called again last week, August 7 - the business owner told me that Kim wouldn't talk to me. How about that for customer service? I called this morning, August 10, 2009, and was told that one of the two parts had arrived, still waiting on the second. I told them that it figured!

    Here is the deal. I understand that certain things are out of the control of business. I have been in business before. I have no tolerance for poor customer service and I am getting that, time after time. I asked for the Kohler part numbers today and I was given some ** numbers. They are not on the parts listing I have from Kohler on the engine.

    If you are thinking about purchasing a Cub Cadet (they do make a pretty good mower), and if you live anywhere around Helena, Montana, do not expect to get any help from R & R. I have had the worst customer service from them I have ever received. R & R would discourage me from purchasing anything else from Cub Cadet or anything else where they are involved! Warning, they do not care about the customers!

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    Reviewed Aug. 8, 2009

    On August 8, I went to purchase materials for remodeling my bath. When I was finished at the register, I asked for help loading my truck. The clerk called for help over the loud speaker, but no one came to assist. There were quite a few contractors since Hurricane Ike, but one guy was complaining about no help also. The temperature has been and still is in the hundreds, so waiting in the heat is a big deal. After waiting ten or so minutes, I went back in and asked another cashier for the manager. He appeared about ten minutes later, and I asked him for help. I'm 60, by the way. Again, he called for help, and no one came. So, I stormed out. All of a sudden, he's willing to help! I turned around and told him I don't need this kind of treatment, and I loaded it myself.

    The point here is they are grossly understaffed. There is a very high turnover, and the good ones don't seem to stay very long. I'm in this store at least four times a week and have to track down assistance of any type. The League City store is always staffed as is the Clear Lake Store. When you go in, they offer ice water for their customers and greet you with a smile. We, Galvestonians, on the other hand, are treated like they are providing us with favors. How much would it cost to put two youths out under the canopy to load materials and leave them there?!

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    Reviewed Aug. 8, 2009

    This was my second "run-in" with this Home Depot employee, Alfonso. If I didn't know better, I would say that he was a racist. I spend about $30,000 a year in HD. Often, I have their paint department mix paint to match the color that I need as per my sample. The paint "professional" that worked with Alfonso attempted to mix my paint for me after he had "shot" my sample on his computer match machine. Alfonso was on his break at the time. The paint he mixed didn't even come close to matching. This employee said that I would have to wait for Alfonso because he was the "real professional."

    I offered up, "So you don't know how to use the paint machine?" He said no and that he just started working there. Nice, I waited for 30 minutes for his help. I waited another 30 minutes for Alfonso to come off his break. When Alfonso came to the counter, he promptly said that he couldn't match my sample because it was painted wrong. My exact words were, "**, the gal that works in the morning wouldn't hesitate to mix this for me."

    Alfonso called his manager over via telephone. He told his manager that I was cursing at him. I explained to the manager what I had said and that I had a similar run-in with Alfonso on a previous paint matching trip to this store and Alfonso told me the same thing back then - that he couldn't help me. This Home Depot is in a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood and is staffed with about 90% Hispanic employees. The customer make-up is about 50% Hispanic and 50% "other."

    After talking to the manager and explaining how to match the paint properly, Alfonso's assistant gave it another try. Following my instruction, we got a good match. All the while, Alfonso cheerfully helped all customers Hispanic. I think he doesn't like white people. Or, perhaps he just doesn't like anyone to call ** on his lazy, yet controlling sales practices.

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    Reviewed Aug. 3, 2009

    Home Depot has one of the worst customer service departments and management staff I've ever dealt with, heard about, and read about. Their gift card "policy" is one of the worst. They're eager to hand them out, but God forbid you try using them. You can't use them to pay off credit card limits, can't use them online, expect they sell them online, and every other store that uses gift cards allows usage online.

    I went to buy a deck ($1300). Well, I forgot my money and gift cards at home, and instead of making the 2-hour trip back home to get them, I decided to sign up for the credit card and pay it off when I get back home. Sounds good, right? I spent my hard-earned $1300. A week later, I went to Home Depot to pay off, but can't use the gift cards. No empathy, no care, just some high school kid basically telling me I should have read the fine, small print on the card. Same response from the manager. Okay, my fault. Now, I have $400 to spend at a store I have nothing or want nothing from. I go online seeing that they sell different items online than they do at the stores, only to find out, you can't use your gift cards online. You can definitely buy them online, but can't use them. Once again, many, many complaints, but not one response showing an explanation or empathy towards the paying customer.

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    Reviewed July 26, 2009

    I bought 2 lanterns for decks last year. They totally rusted out and peeled. They are a disgrace. I just had to replace them, with a new product called Coastal Home. They were Classic Collections # 890-106. They were supposed to be outside lanterns. The advertisement was false. They did not wear well. I will definitely not buy or believe your products again!

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    Reviewed July 24, 2009

    On two occasions this year, we were quoted a price by Home Depot; and they came back saying the cost would be more: 1) Countertops included a sink. We ordered $2700 of countertops, and they called later to say it would be $150 more. They ate this $150 when we told them to cancel. 2) Six months later, we are about to put carpet in our home and are given a price for carpet, a price for pad, a price for installation, and a price for tear up and haul off. As before, one week later, they called back wanting $150 extra for tear up and haul off, because we have pets. Our pets do not defecate or urinate in our house ever. I cannot speak for the residents before us. The carpet is nasty. That is why we wanted new carpet.

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    Reviewed July 23, 2009

    Store number 0954. Order **. We placed a sizable special order with salesperson ** on 7/6/09. I was told all items were in stock in their local warehouse and we would have them at the latest in 5 business days. We checked online close to the arrival date of July 13th and were told that the toilet was damaged and that they were expediting the shipment for July 16th. I had to cancel the installers for the 14th and reschedule for the 17th. I was told on the 16th that the order did not arrive (carrier delay) and it would be in Saturday, 7-18-09. I had to cancel the installers again for the 17th.

    Unfortunately, we were out of town for several days and did not get a chance to pick this up until Tuesday, 7/28. It was determined that the sink bowl was too big for the space. My girlfriend went to the store on July 22nd to arrange for the replacement sink. No one at the store could locate an associate in kitchens or bath to assist her. She stayed for a half hour while they tried to do so. She left and attempted to call from home. Three calls were placed; on two of them, she was hung up on. The 3rd call directly to the extension just rang off the hook.

    On July 23rd at 9:10am, she called and spoke with ** and basically was asking for a concession on the restocking fee if she reordered the right sink through Home Depot. She stated ** was indignant and unwavering in her "no waiving" of the restocking fee. She then spoke with the store manager, **, who had absolutely no problem in doing so after hearing of the issue and the delays. ** transferred her back to ** to place the order. When she advised ** that the restocking fee was waived, ** said, "Good for you! But I am with a customer at the moment and will call you right back.” Two hours into the conversation and there has been no call back.

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    Reviewed July 16, 2009

    In September 2004, I purchased a Trane central air system for my home with a 10-year warranty against defects. Home Depot subcontracted the installation to Baldwin Heating Supply out of Woburn, MA. Soon after the installation, the subcontractor went out of business and the warranty was transferred to another subcontractor for warranty work. The new contractor wanted to charge me $100.00 just to look at it since they didn’t install the system. When I called Home Depot after 4 hours on the phone and being transferred from CS to another CS, they told me to call Berry Mechanical, who is a Trane dealer, and they would fix the system.

    Berry Mechanical told me the install was done incorrectly and needs to be fixed and additional work needs to be done in order for the system to run correctly. They in turn charged me $272.00 again because they did not install the system. When I called Home Depot (Mr. Todd **) at 1-800-654-0688, he told me they were going to take care of my problems. As of 7-15, I have called several times with no return calls and e-mails that have gone unanswered. All I want is to be refunded the $272.00 and to have the system reinstalled correctly at Home Depot's expense since I already paid for the central air system that was installed incorrectly.

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    Reviewed July 15, 2009

    Buy 3, get 4th MIR for Ralph Lauren paint at Home Depot. Although I was very careful at the store getting the correct coupon, asking that I had the right paint to qualify and filling in the forms and sending the originals in by mail on time, my rebate was rejected for invalid SKU or UPC codes. What a waste of time. I'll avoid shopping at Home Depot in the future. I would not have bought the extra $100+ worth of paint, except for the rebate promised of $45.00+.

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    Reviewed July 15, 2009

    Home Depot continues to charge me for disputed fraudulent charges in excess of $5000.00. They are charging excessive interest and late fees. My credit has been adversely affected. Home Depot has lowered my credit limit and reported fraudulent debt to credit reporting agencies. They have over $5600.00 they should not have received from me.

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    Reviewed July 15, 2009

    We purchased a table at Home Depot 2 months ago. While sitting at the table, for no reason, the glass top shattered into a million pieces. It was so strange it caught everyone by surprise. No one was hurt by sheer luck but it could have severely injured someone by the shattered glass. The table is useless with no top. The top also held the umbrella. So we are out $600 for useless table.

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    Reviewed July 14, 2009

    I was dealing with an individual regarding product sales. This person was originally from Abbotsford branch. Now I was transferred to another store, Coquitlam branch in British Columbia. I phoned the store in Coquitlam on July 14, 2009 and received a very unpleasant individual, who did not give his name and could not speak English well enough to understand me. I tried five times to give the person's name, Dan **, and each time, he became more annoyed with me. I tried to speak slowly, this annoyed him. I tried to speak louder, I was told I was raising my voice. When he finally said I need to learn who I am wishing to speak to and call back, I shouted Dan. Not Don, Jan or Sam or Cam, you twit. He told me to go to hell and hung up.

    I would just like to point out how rude I find Home Depot and the lack of care this store showed me. I will not ever deal with Home Depot after this and for as long as associates with less concern or the ability to speak English are dealing with the public. I will simply support other establishments, they have lost my business now and in the future.

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    Reviewed July 14, 2009

    Rep said they would not let us keep the old rate at 21.00%. It would be 25.99% or nothing. I have never been late or very often carry a balance. The balance right now is under $600.00 and we pay them more than the minimum due which is $10.00. We pay $50.00 a month in order to get it paid, because part is no interest if paid in 6 months.

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    Reviewed July 14, 2009

    On 5/27/09, A-1 Mower Center, the warranty contractor for Home Depot at 1551 Dunlawton Ave., Port Orange, FL, completed the first repair of subject equipment (Toro trimmer model # 51952) after approximately 45 days in their shop. The equipment had been in there from early April 09 until 5/27/09. After receiving the trimmer back from A1 and upon first use of the trimmer, it appears the piston seized and the unit was back in their shop within 2-3 days, approximately 5/29/09. I am a home owner and this trimmer is not used commercially. The unit is protected under a 2-year warranty through Home Depot from purchase date of 6/10/07 (A1 warranty # **).

    The unit has now been at HD vendor repair shop for approximately 45 days for the second time and approximately 4 months total. I have made several inquiries as to the status of the repair and have been told the company that now owns the warranty responsibility is out of business. My warranty information identifies Techtronic Industries North America as the company warranting the unit. My last inquiry indicated parts are on order and the president of the repair company could not give me an estimated delivery date for the parts ordered or an estimated completion for the second fix. As a long time HD customer, spending tens of thousands of dollars over the years with your company, I would like Home Depot customer service to get involved with this issue and help me get my equipment successfully repaired in a timely manner. The inconvenience and negative perception this issue has caused is considerable. Thank you for your timely attention to this matter.

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    Reviewed July 10, 2009

    I currently have a loan application in process and was told by the bank that we have a single negative entry on our credit record, which was placed by Home Depot indicating a late payment in 2008. I have no record of any late payment ever. I was told that unless I could prove it was a bank error, the entry could not be removed. I must ask, could this have been a Home Depot error? However, we were told that unless we can prove it is a bank error, they could not do anything for us. Our credit rating is spotless but for this entry made by your people. I have been offered no help to resolve this problem.

    The consequences are probably not going to impact me, the bank will not be concerned by this single entry. However, I currently have a zero balance on my account and that is exactly what I will spend at Home Depot from now on. I will never use your facilities again. We have other fine stores close by and it will not be a burden to use those stores rather than Home Depot. I will simply stay away from your facilities and will be certain my friends and family understand my reasons.

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    Reviewed July 7, 2009

    In 3/12/08, I had a heater and cooler system installed in my house by Home Depot subcontract. They never finish the job and now my cooler is not working. I have called the subcontract and Home Depot many times but no one has helped me. Home Depot says the subcontract and it has been 5 months.

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    Reviewed July 2, 2009

    I am extremely unhappy with the Home Depot. I printed out item PC1PAK from their website. The item showed online as $109. When arriving at the store, they knew nothing of the price and showed me the website that stated it was $239. The clerk said I must have changed the numbers around because there was no way that could be the price, sale or not. I left empty handed. Hoping for some resolution, I called the 800 number where I was basically told "too bad". This has left a bad taste in my mouth and will only end with me now using Lowe's instead.

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    Reviewed July 2, 2009

    My fiancée was just looking around in a Home Depot store and she was stopped by a salesperson and asked if she have a Home Depot card, she was out of work due to disability at the time, she told the lady, so the lady told her that she could use her fiancée, if she had his ss # and that she was going to call me for an approval. I never got a call and the lady at the store told my fiancée that it was okay, opened the account and my fiancée used it.

    My fiancée was paying the card with her disabilities and she told me, but here is the thing, we had paid it off but had to use it again, so I got laid off after 17 years, my fiancée had become ill, we were unable to pay. When I did go back to work, Home Depot doesn't want to work with me, and I was trying to consult all of my debt because I have always had good credit. I was advised because I never signed an agreement, I shouldn't be held liable. I also advised Home Depot, if they would go back, take all of the bad debt off, late fees, correct my credit, I would keep the card and pay what is owed, but they want to keep calling and harassing. Is that fair to me? Then one lady tried to get smart with my fiancée and say "well, what your fiancée should do is take out a warrant against you."

    First, they should not have opened an account without my signature. The lady in the store tricked my fiancée just to get an account. They have to make so many quotas in opening an account, and my fiancée thought that she had spoken with me. My credit report is messed up! They call my fiancée all day long, harassing her.

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    Reviewed July 1, 2009

    I ordered a shed from Home Depot online on May 7, 2009. I received the shed on May 12, 2009, from a competent delivery company Con-way. I tried to return the shed. I called on May 18, 2009 and spoke with Chaz to begin the return process. I never heard from anyone. I called on May 26, 2009, Lisa said nonstop delivery had received the order for return tracking # **. I finally received a call from Larry on June 1, 2009, who said they would come pick it up on June 2, 2009. They showed up with a camper-top truck and had to take the return in two loads (one hour drive each way). I called on June 12, 2009, spoke with Karen, who said she updated my account and I should receive my refund credit in 5 to 7 business days. I called on June 23, 2009, and Phyllis said it was delivered to Suncast on June 18, 2009, and I had to wait 5 to 7 business days for my refund. It is now July 1, 2009 and I am still waiting for my refund. $1,685.35 wasted.

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    Reviewed June 30, 2009

    I purchased a Hampton Bay patio set at Home Depot Evans GA store and the glass table top exploded all over my concrete deck. I contacted the store and customer care # was given but they both said that they were not responsible and I would have to contact Hampton Bay and purchase another one. What a joke, given the fact that there have been hundreds of these things to shatter. If a company as big as Home Depot cannot stand behind what they sell and blame it on the maker of the product, the consumer does not stand a chance so I will never shop there again.

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    Reviewed June 29, 2009

    I purchased a $100 Home Depot gift card on 12/20/08 which was lost. I provided copy of receipt, credit card info, contact info and called no less than 20 times in the past 2 months. On a rare occasion, I did speak with Josette and she tells me that someone is looking into the matter and she will call me the next day.

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    Reviewed June 28, 2009

    Home Depot store hours on a Sunday were until 8pm. I went to the store to be notified that they were closing at 7pm. About seven customers are wondering why the change in hours. I have never experienced a chain store just closing, stranding people without the ability to purchase the goods that they need, in my case, a pipe that split.

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    Reviewed June 25, 2009

    I bought a riding mower (model number 40507x8c) in 1996, and it is a great mower; but my gas tank split. My neighbor's did also, but he got his free but shipping. When I called, there is no recall; but for his, there were. What is with that? We have the same mower.

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    Reviewed June 25, 2009

    I received wrong instructions and was sold wrong paint. I need to remove by sanding two layers of latex paint. The whole house was painted with this stuff. The cost to remove is around $25,000.

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    Company Name:
    Home Depot
    Year Founded:
    1978
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    Atlanta
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