I shop at the Ammon, Idaho Wal Mart store at three times a week. I spend hundreds of dollars in there. For the past 2 months the milk and dairy products have been spoiled. The meat has also been spoiled. The frozen food selection has been down to nothing to choose from, and alot of shelves are empty. I hate to go somewhere else when the store is so close and the work personal are so friendly, but I can not afford to keep throwing food away.

went to home depot today and showed them an estimate from another home depot, turns out home depot's story is that their estimates are "only good for two day" and "everyone knows that" and "it is their policy" . I pointed out that no where on their printed, (written), estimate is any language which would indicate an expiration date or, the Home depot rep told me it dod not matter because it was their policy... seems odd, especially in California... so I will spend my money else where!!!

Tired of bringing things back all the time because they break easily, inferior products, missing parts, clothes shrink 2 sizes (and they're washed properly), loose elastic waitsbands on tights, knobs breaking off dehumidifiers, screws not threaded on grills (only to find out after it's ALL PUT TOGETHER AND ON VACATION), Bristles falling out of their best brushes when painting, caulking not adhering properly, Bolts missing from chairs bought there, etc., etc., etc.?

I know I sound like a whine bag, but seriously, I'm not. I am tired of having to bring things back over and over again. I live 17 miles from a Walmart and unfortunately they're the only game in town since they've driven all our Mom & Pop businesses out of Business.

I have started demanding 10-20% back when I return things, depending on the price of the item and the severity of the issue. Sometimes I get it, sometimes I don't.

The point is that if we all start taking a stand - demanding that they provide better products (like made in America which is what the premise was when it all started) and taking responsibility for the crap they sell.

If it happened once in a while, I would say no big deal, but over and over I have to return items all the time to Walmart, Lowes and Home Depot.

My statement comes down to this "TAKE A STAND"AND START DEMANDING THEY RESPECT THEIR PATRONS BY PAYING US FOR THE HASSLES WE GO THROUGH EVERY TIME WE HAVE TO TRAVEL TO BRING SOMETHING BACK. If we all stick together and make them realize that we've had enough of their inferior products just to make huge profits, then we may get somewhere

In the fall of 2004 we went to home depot to by a hardwood floor, and saw many we were interested in. When we decided which one we liked we went to the sales person there and asked how many boxes we would need to purchase for the dimensions we gave them. They asked us a bunch of questions and talked us out of hardwood and into pergo laminate stating that it was virtually indestructible. We have children and they told us you could not scratch this flooring, you could drop stuff on it and nothing would happen, the kids could do anything to this floor and it would keep itself in perfect condition. They also told us you needed to do nothing to maintain it. We were sold right away. We were also lied to right away.

In oct. 2004 We had a pergo floor installed the kitchen, powder room and laundry room of our home. Instantly after they installed this floor I was a little unnerved. I did not like the way they put the molding down, it just did not match. They did not angle it professionally, they had just cut it flush, but I let that go because they gave me a sob story that this is the way it was suppose to be, it wasn't even the same color. Then when they helped move the refrigerator back into the kitchen they scraped the molding which I also let go.

As the months and years went by I noticed that the floor started to separate in certain spots. I went to home depot and they said that would happen when the laminate expands and contracts, once again I let this go. Well now my floor looks awful. It is separated in certain spaces with a significant gap of about 1/8th of an inch at the entrance way to the living room. It is uplifting in certain spots throughout the whole kitchen and the seems are rolling up throughout the kitchen also.

I called home depot several times and was told there was nothing we could do without a receipt. I kept calling and asking for a manager and was told numerous times there was none available and they said they did not know what could be done. I then went in to home depot twice to see what could be done and they told me they could not look up my sale because they do not keep records. I said to them who keeps a receipt for a floor. We expected it to be done properly. I then called the consumer complaint department for home depot and they found out when the floor was installed and said they would get back to me. They told me I needed to call pergo directly, so I did.

It took them a while but they finally sent out an inspector this summer and he told us that pergo should never be installed in the kitchen because it should not be around water. All of our problems were from water damage which I believe is bull crap. How could water damage affect the middle of the floor and the part of the floor that is by the living room and not affect where the sink is, the bathroom or he laundry room. They sent in their report and home depot called us and said they would not replace our floor. I believe that this floor has been installed improperly. I know three people who have pergo and they have not had one bit of trouble with there flooring because they installed it themselves.

I want this letter broadcasted all over the country because I can not get any cooperation from pergo or home depot. I will be calling them again and another news station and if it goes far enough the attorney general, the better business bureau and anyone else who will listen. This is a travesty that we paid $2, 500.00 For a floor and no one will stand behind their product or guarantees. I want my floor replaced and I am getting very impatient with all this runaround.

0% interest for 12 months, 24 months later the job is still incomplete. Guess who's paying the interest rate?

Being charged unfair interest rate for a job that was not properly installed. It took 2 years for the job to be rectified and completed. I was told the interest rate would be postponed for another year but the interest rate continues to be accrued. Now they tell me that the interest rate will not be deferred.

The job was started approximately March of 2006
The job was just completed April 18th, 2008. Today I still have major leaks, the siding warped and popped the trim.

Total cost of job was $27, 343.
Deposit of $8, 202 was taken from Home Depot credit card 2-9-06.
$9, 800 was paid 1-3-07. (job was still not installed correctly.)
Balance was $17, 543
The current balance is $20, 425.77

The contractor they used was unlicensed.
The insulation was wrong.
The house wasn't wrapped.
Siding was not installed properly, used wrong siding.
Siding trim was not done correctly.

Consumer affairs was called. The contractor was found not to be licensed. When Home Depot was confronted about this they agreed the wrong material was used. They agreed to re-do the job and allow me another 12 month 0% interest. They redid the complete job but didn’t allow the interest rate to remain at 0%.

To date I have been charged $2, 882.77 in finance charges and it continues to accrue. I'm getting no help when I call corporate offices for dealing with this injustice of unfair interest rates due to their negligent workmanship.

I'm being charged for their incompetent, unlicensed contractors. Home Depot should be responsible for the time frame it took to complete the job according to quality workmanship.