Retail mail-in rebates go unfulfilled without recourse
Consumers who complete valid mail-in rebate submissions for retail purchases find rebates go unredeemed with no proactive follow-up from the retailer. The burden falls entirely on the customer to chase resolution through multiple channels over months.
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Lowe's Collects Payment for Appliances Then Fails to Deliver
A customer paid for a refrigerator and range but did not receive delivery after nearly a month. The store manager refused to speak with the customer, leaving no path to resolution.
Lowe's installation order vanishes from system and store deflects to phone tree
Paid-for installation work order is missing from store, scheduling, and installation customer service. Each handoff loses the case while the customer pays for goods that have not been installed.
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