Nenita,

Absent convincing the store to change the sales date, you'll probably have to sue their finance company for some form of declaratory relief. There really is no consumer protection agency that has the power to force Home Depot to do the right thing and correct the sales date, so the Courts are likely your only option. You can, of course, file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and possibly contact the California State Attorney General's office to file a complaint for unfair and misleading business practices, but over $300 dollars, you aren't likely to get much assistance from them.

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