Christina P.
Hit and run delivery truck
My neighbor bought a washer from Conn's. On 4/12/22, her delivery arrived in an oversized truck that, as it left our shared easement road, knocked down tree limbs and also ripped off the cable line bolted to my roof. It knocked off part of my siding, ripped off part of the fascia and tore a chunk of wood out of the roofing board the fascia covered. I heard the noise from inside my house and came out in time to see the Conn's driver drive off. Luckily for me, our security cameras caught the whole incident. That same day I called Conn's, told them what had happened and was told by them that it would take them 24 hours to get back to me. On 4/13, I called again and was told it would take 72 hours. On 4/15, I called and emailed them the video of the damage being done by their delivery driver. On 4/16, Conn's delivery contractors -- a firm called Top Hat -- emailed me and said I would need to get two estimates of the damage done and submit them to them. I did that. On May 17, I received a letter from Conn's delivery contractor saying that they had approved my claim and would send me a check for the highest estimate to cover the repairs as soon as I signed the liability agreement and returned it. I did. It is now July 2, 2022 and I have received no check. When I called Conn's delivery contractor yesterday, I was told that they would send me the tracking number on the check. They didn't. When I called back, the person who was supposedly "helping" me, didn't pick up the phone. Conn's has never taken any responsibility for the damage their contractor did. They have never followed up with me and, apparently, they haven't followed up with their contractor. Given their obvious lack of concern on such a clearcut matter, I would never count on them to follow up when there are problems with anything. If I don't hear from them by this Tuesday, July 5th, I'm hiring a lawyer. Come to think of it, I may do that anyway. Conn's customer service stinks and, according to the other reviews I've just read, apparently their products do too.


