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lpbk2713

(43,201 posts)
Sat Oct 26, 2013, 05:37 PM Oct 2013

Lowe's, just FWIW




I bought an heirloom Red Beefsteak the other day at Lowe's. It came in a Bonnie Plants biodegradable container. I've planted many plants before that came in this type container so I know the drill. I cut the bottom of it off just before putting it in the ground that evening. The root ball was clung to the bottom pretty good and in separating the bottom from the rest of the conatainer I took most of the roots with it. I thought I'd put it in the ground anyway. This morning I found most of the plant laying sideways on the ground. I thought it probably wouldn't make it so I decided to dig it up and take it back to Lowe's to get another one since the store is less than two miles away from my home. I first took it to the garden shop but was told to take it to Cust Svc to get a refund. I did, and not a bit of trouble.

I had heard Lowe's will refund most garden shop items in less than 90 days as long as you have the receipt but I never had tried them out before. Just wanted to pass along the info.

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Lowe's, just FWIW (Original Post) lpbk2713 Oct 2013 OP
Aw hell, I ordered a custom door from them that cost over $1,000.00 OffWithTheirHeads Oct 2013 #1
not home depot anasv Dec 2013 #2
 

OffWithTheirHeads

(10,337 posts)
1. Aw hell, I ordered a custom door from them that cost over $1,000.00
Sat Oct 26, 2013, 05:47 PM
Oct 2013

When it arrived, it was not what I expected. Called up up, they sent a truck out to pick it up the next day and gave me a complete refund. No hassle at all.

 

anasv

(225 posts)
2. not home depot
Fri Dec 20, 2013, 08:25 AM
Dec 2013

Interesting to read this. Home Depot is in my black books. It took months and a lot of requests for them to issue a refund for a defective faucet. I wonder how many customers they lose permanently for that type of thing.

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