Home Depot Delivery Fails Repeatedly Without Accountability
A customer experiences multiple missed delivery dates for a purchased microwave, with Home Depot deflecting responsibility to their third-party contractor. Each promised resolution — including callback and rescheduling — fails to materialize. There is no mechanism for customers to enforce delivery commitments or hold contractors accountable.
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