Home Depot Refund Delayed Due to Lost Air Conditioner Shipment
A customer paid for two air conditioner units but has not received a refund for a damaged unit returned weeks ago, while a replacement unit became stuck in the carrier's shipping network. Home Depot representatives gave conflicting delivery estimates and did not investigate the stalled shipment, leaving the customer without a working product or their money.
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