Home Depot Military Discount Not Applied on Online Orders Despite Enrollment
A Home Depot customer enrolled in the military discount program did not receive the discount on an online purchase. The gap between in-store and online discount redemption reflects an inconsistency in how discount programs are implemented across channels.
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