SHOPPERS grabbing holiday season presents have used Home Depot's long-term returns policies for extra peace of mind.
Home Depot gives customers an extended time to return unwanted purchases and gifts.
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The hardware chain offers a 90-day return policy on most of its purchases.
Customers who purchase any items from the store can return items well into 2024.
Shoppers who complete their purchase with a Home Depot Consumer Credit Card have 365 days to return unwanted items.
Home Depot said that some products segments have different policies.
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Customers purchasing plants, paint, furniture, gas-powered equipment, appliances, and other product segments don't qualify for the extended returns.
Home Depot requires valid photo identification to accept returns in-store.
Online shoppers can send their products back after printing a return label via their emails.
Customers must drop off their online returns at the nearest UPS Access Point for online free returns.
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HOLIDAY HOME
Home Depot has transitioned into the holiday season, readying customers with home interior merriment.
The Grand Duchess Balsam Fir Christmas tree returned to shelves, setting off social media trends.
Dozens of TikTokers showed off their 7.5 feet, nine feet, and 12 feet trees in videos.
The tree comes in two shapes - slim and full.
Remote-controlled lights can flicker white or multi-colored options.
The trees have different prices for each tree size.
The 7.5-foot version is $349, the nine-foot version is $499, and the 12-foot height is $899.
BERNIE BURNS
The Home Depot's co-founder, Bernie Marcus, has taken to several media sites to complain about consumer pricing.
"The train is already off the tracks. It's laying on it's side," he said to Fox Business when chatting about inflation.
"Home Depot customers, I have them in mind. They're getting killed. They're getting killed."
Marcus, a Republican super-PAC donor, endorsed Donald Trump for president on the program and in a op-ed.
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