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Got scammed by Home Depot, and they sent my T posts to someone named Tim in Iowa. multiple calls to customer service and got nowhere. definitely won’t ever bother even ordering online with them again. just awful service and I still got no refund, no estimate and when if they will ever arrive (I don’t think they are sending reppacements) and I called the local Home Depot; they won’t send me the ones they have in stock because it was an online order, makes zero sense. He said I should have done an online order with their store: (that’s what I thought it did). So my 30X t posts I hope you enjoy them tom, I will be driving the local Ag to to pick up t posts now and will be telling everyo...

Okay, I'm being vulnerable. I've been with my "husband" for 20yrs. We're not officially married, but we've been together a minute and have 2 kids (20&12). He's 47, and im 38. Recently, he confessed to me that a younger girl has been making eye contact and being extremely, obviously flirty with him at a place he frequents a lot for work (a home depot type place in our town). He said he asked her the last time he went in how old she was, and she said she was 19. When he asked her old she thought he was, she said "in his 20s". He confessed to her that he was actually 37 (a lie), and said she seemed okay with it. He's became infatuat...

Very new to houseplants, and I’ve had this peace lily from Home Depot for about two months. It’s the first plant I’ve managed to not kill in that time, and it even decided to flower which has me extra stoked. I was warned not to buy plants from big box stores, but I feel like I won the box store lottery. I’m only worried about it already outgrowing its pot, do you all think it’s worth repotting at this stage?

For at least the really big sales, tool flippers seem to be more prevalent than they used to be. For example, Murdoch's had a killer deal this week - the 3697-22 M18 Gen 4 Hammer Drill/Impact combo with a free XC 6.0 for **$199**. I know a few people who work there and they said at most every store, someone walked in at store open on Wednesday and bought them **all** \- $1990 at my local store that had ten. They're all on Marketplace now for $275, as Home Depot and most other dealers wanted **$399**. (**Update**: As of May 4, Home Depot will be charging ***$349,*** but the deal no longer includes the free extra XC 6.0 battery, which costs $199 if purchased separately.) I gues...

Even though these videos **** I do like the giraffe. Poor giraffe is being trafficked by home depot corporate.

well after about 14 calls to customer service I’ve gat they sent my order to someone named Tim in Iowa. 3 part order. 2/3 got delivered to my adress in MN and they sent the other to Estes express lines. They delivered it without a photo and wrong address. Now customer service won’t sent me the t posts or give me refund they say it was delivered. And can’t get a new order from the local Home Depot they said it’s online order a they can’t ship me what they have in stock I have to come Into the store to pay.

If I buy two trees at Home Depot this weekend, will they be ok to sit in the pot until next weekend to plant?

###[Here are the goodies.](https://imgur.com/a/grocery-haul-5-1-26-4-29-26-3sGVpOv) ####Total: $195.08 ####Coupons: $37.42 ####Total Cash Back: $174.65 ####Final Cost: -$16.99 - **Money Maker**   [Additional Haul for all the pet stuff I did this past week or two.](https://imgur.com/a/I7sR6E8)   The complete breakdown is in the imgur gallery above. The stores are listed in the breakdown image. I don't include sites that take any receipt on my breakdown. *Note: Individual deals vary by user for most apps. If you don't have the deals right now, you can try checking back later.*   ####My Guides 1....

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for **US stores** including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * Google Play * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Steam * Xbox * Playstation * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including UK/CAD cards Can also offer other payment methods as well, depending on the val...

58 year old dude with 35 years of corporate tech/IT experience. I've been contemplating getting out of the corporate world for a couple of years now, but this week I was laid off, forcing me to make a decision. I'm an avid DIY-er, having done many extensive home renovation projects, including two down-to-the-studs bathroom renos, complete kitchen gutting/reno, 3000 sq ft laminate flooring install, electrical/plumbing work, outdoor retaining wall construction, block-wall planter construction, and more. I love working with my hands, I have a knack for planning and fulfilling construction projects, and am very knowledgeable when it comes to getting the right tool for the job. I kno...

I have just navigated the job market in the last few months. I have a white collar crime charge that will be expunged in a year, but I was encouraged to apply to these "second change employers" via sites like [honestjobs.com](http://honestjobs.com) . Here is the honest truth: * **BJ's Wholesale Club** said no at $26/hr, even though I had a personal relationship with the store manager. * **Lowe's** said no at $18/hr. * **Home Depot** said no at $17/hr, even though I went back in forth with them about 4 times asking for reconsideration. * **Frito-Lay** said no for a salaried driver role, but YES for a warehouse role at $25/hr (which I have accepted!) \*\*note: re-apply for...

Over the past few months, my local Home Depot has had a saleswoman from a solar company roaming the store, aggressively approaching customers, especially homeowners, to pitch solar panels. I shop there at least once a week, and I ran into her about five different times. Every single time, she would give me her sales pitch and refuse to take “no” for an answer. When I said I wasn’t interested, she’d immediately ask “Why not?” and keep pushing, this lady had 0 social awareness to see when someone just don’t want to keep talking. I don’t owe it to her to explain I need a new roof and don’t want to be locked in a lease agreement with them for 30 years. Any even then all they wi...

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This post won’t see the light of day. It will be downvoted, buried, rate-limited, crowd-controlled, filtered, and suppressed by whatever other tools Reddit uses to squash dissent. But I’m a persistent man, so I’ll try anyway. A more nuanced and realistic view is that sometimes billionaires are bad but not always. I’ll start with one of Reddit’s most beloved enemies: Elon Musk. The mindless drones on Reddit would have you believe Elon spent his formative years capturing stray puppies and selling their hides for profit. What actually happened is this: while living in a rundown apartment with his brother Kimbal, he co-founded Zip2, basically an early internet Yellow Pages. Compa...

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The Great Canadian Rebate website is a website that pays you cash back rebates on online purchases from stores like Walmart, Best Buy, eBay, Groupon, Expedia, HomeDepot, Indigo, SportChek, Staples, The Shopping Channel and more. Shop as you currently do and your rebates will be automatically credited to your Cash Back Rebate account. GreatCanadianRebates.ca also has an incredible referral program that will make you money. You will earn a 25% Referral Bonus on all Cash Back Rebates earned by any new Member you refer for the next 3 years.

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