In May, 2012, my tenant had Aaron's deliver a washer and dryer to the house. Aaron's employees damaged the laundry room floor, and management told my handyman they would pay him to fix the floor. The repair cost was only $60, and yet as of September 22nd, they have still refused to pay him, coming up with many excuses. I wrote a letter demanding payment, yet Aarons still won't pay.The latest was that corporate allegedly said that they had a conversation with me (a flat out lie) and that I told them my handyman had now been paid, which was also a lie. Even if true, they would still owe someone the $60 repair cost, but they act like it let's them off the hook. Now I have to charge the tenant's security deposit, so my tenant (Aaron's customer) gets stuck with the $60 repair bill. So the corporate Aaron's is no better than the Red Bluff store. Basically, Aarons may damage your property and, if so, won't make good on it. They also represent they will pay someone to fix something for them, and then renege on the promise, leaving the repairman and the owner of the property high and dry with damages they caused. In other words, they are liars all the way around. The staff at the Red Bluff store is also rude and couldn't care less about poor customer relations. In a small community like Red Bluff, word gets around. I will sure be spreading it around to everyone I know. read more