Home Depot Unresponsive on Damaged Vanity Delivery Claim
A customer received a cracked marble bathroom vanity countertop from Home Depot and has been unable to get resolution despite four phone calls, a live chat, an escalation request, and a formal complaint form submission over multiple weeks. The case illustrates a breakdown in Home Depots post-delivery damage claims and escalation process.
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