How Much is the Stuff in Your Refrigerator Worth? (AKA: The continued Sears saga)
Posted
July 23, 2007 by Lenn Thompson in
News & Events
So if you had to replace every single item in both your freezer and your refrigerator, how much would it cost you?
Sears seems to think, despite what we’ve told them, that $100 is more than enough to replace our lost goods.
Yes, the same company that took two weeks to tell us the dead refrigerator they sold us less than a year ago couldn’t be fixed (the new one is being delivered today) has informed us that they will only reimburse us $100. This was after them asking us to put together a written estimate to replace the food because the refrigerator had to be replace and was obviously faulty.
Once again, Sears is screwing us. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of Kenmore/Sears appliances.
Hey Lenn,
(no isult intended of course to Frank’s fam) 
Surprised to me on your blog! I was reading your interview questions to yourself from the 19th and I personally liked the last question, about you being able to pour wine to your frineds and family and teach them new things. You know you have succeeded when Frank is teaching HIS family about legs and noses!!!
See you soon
Kim
Me again,
I guess I should comment on something about your posting from today… So I just talked to Nena and she was in the process of trying to put the shelves in your new frig AND be able to shut the door:)
Kimberly
Since I was one of the several victims of the Con Ed Astoria Blackout that lasted 10 days last year, I am all too familiar with the situation. According to Con Ed our contents were worth $300 and we did get reimbursed. And that whole left in the dark in NYC experience was more fuel for the “move to the country” fire.