Kenneth B.

This is my second review of the Home Depot Seeds program. Why two? In my opinion, folks need to be warned about this program. I received an invitation to participate in a program where Home Depot would send me products to use and then write a review on. In return, I could keep the product. Normally, I would not look twice at such a program, but given the excellent reputation of Home Depot, I decided to give it a try. Bad decision! Some two weeks after selecting the product I would review, brown rubber mulch, the product had not arrived, but emails from the Home Depot seeds program filled my inbox, reminding me that I owed them a review. I replied several times, telling them that the product had never arrived. Finally, it did show up, and I tested it and wrote my review with before and after photos. The review went live the next day. BUT I kept getting emails saying my review was due. And they continued; this morning, I got another one warning me that I was about to lose my affiliation with the Seeds program if the review was not written. Really, Home Depot? So, unless you are ready for this type of experience, my advice is to delete their offer as soon as you see it. These seeds produce nothing but frustration.

I have had a chase card for some fifteen years, for the last five of those years I have been using the same computer for on line contact with Chase. Recently, when I log in, I get a message saying that I am logging in on a new device and must identify myself. I go through the nonsense to get logged in and have told Chase numerous times that I am not on a new device, nor have I changed my browser. They ignore me and I continue to have the same issue logging in. Not willing to do business with one who will not address my concerns, I am going to pull a Hank Snow and I am moving on. Good by Chase.