I bought a washer and paid $45 for it to be installed. The delivery person, who was also the person in charge of installing the appliance, tried to set up the machine but was only able to put in two of the three hoses required for it to work. The installer called me to let me know he was leaving without completing the job and left the washer in the living room. I visited the branch about this issue and the salesperson said I should contact a different installer on my own. I agreed to do so (which ended up costing me an additional $150) and asked for a reimbursement, which he first said was not possible because the technician had installed two of the three hoses. I explained that the washer could not be used without the third hose in place and showed him pictures of the incomplete job. The salesperson asked me to email the pictures to Customer Service along with a note explaining the situation, which I did. Customer Service reassured me they would look into the matter. After two months of emails and phone calls, the Customer Service person emailed me to let me know she had been unable to reach the Delivery Manager for confirmation of details regarding this case, and asked me to contact the Manager myself. I wrote back saying I did not think it was appropriate for the company to ask its customers to fix its own internal communication problems and asked her to get support from her supervisor, which she replied she would not do. After two months, I have given up on trying to get the installation fee reimbursed and have decided to never again buy from this company.