Home Depot Insurance Claim for Leaking Product Container Stalls
A customer whose clothes were stained by a leaking product container at a Home Depot store filed an insurance claim through the store's insurer, which requested and received documentation, verbally approved payment, then stopped responding. This is an isolated single-vendor insurance claim breakdown.
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