Conn’s HomePlus has no birthday reward, because it doesn’t have any stores open. The company filed for Chapter 11 on July 23, 2024, and Wikipedia’s Conn’s article says all Conn’s and Badcock stores were permanently closed by October 31, 2024. Its website now works as a payments and bankruptcy-notices page, with no sign-up and no rewards.
What Conn’s Was
Wikipedia’s Conn’s article says Edward Eastham founded Eastham Plumbing and Heating Company in Beaumont, Texas, in 1890, and that in 1934 Carol Washington Conn Sr. changed the name to Conn Plumbing and Heating Company. The article gives the headquarters as The Woodlands, Texas. Retail Dive reported that Conn’s had 553 corporate and dealer retail locations across 15 states when it filed, and Wikipedia says nearly 600 Conn’s and Badcock locations, so treat the exact count as approximate. Retail Dive also reported that about 61% of purchases in fiscal 2024 were financed through Conn’s in-house credit program.
What Happened to Conn’s
Sidley Austin, which represented the debtors, says the company “filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on July 23, 2024” in the Southern District of Texas. The court approved “a US$352.9 million sale of a substantial portion of Conn’s assets to stalking horse Jefferson Capital Systems, including Conn’s loan servicing operations as a going concern,” and Sidley says the sale closed on December 3, 2024. The court confirmed the plan on July 21, 2025, and the plan took effect on July 31, 2025. Home News Now’s July 29, 2025 summary says “All 553 Conn’s stores have closed” and “No retail or online operations continue.”
What the Company Page Says Today
Conns.com loads, and it’s a payments and notices page. It says “For information on the Conn’s/Badcock bankruptcy case, or for additional assistance with a past purchase at Badcock, please refer to” a claims-agent page on Epiq’s site, and adds “If you have any questions about your account, please call 1-800-511-5750.” The claims-agent page loads through script and showed no readable content, so the court docket itself wasn’t read. Pages at conns.com/rewards, /account, /about-us and /faq all returned not-found errors.
No Real Cashback Route Found
Price.com’s Conn’s page says “Cash back is not currently available for this store.” TopCashback’s Conn’s HomePlus address returned a not-found page, and its Conn’s address redirects to a furniture category page, which is a failed lookup and not a Conn’s rate. Fluz still has a Conn’s HomePlus page, and it shows only the generic 1.5% baseline, not a Conn’s rate. With no stores or online shop operating, there’s no purchase to earn cashback on. A page that doesn’t load isn’t proof of anything by itself, but no rate turned up on any of the three.
What Was Actually Checked
Conns.com’s home page was read, along with Sidley Austin’s release on the plan confirmation, Retail Dive’s report on the filing, Wikipedia’s Conn’s article and Home News Now’s wind-down summary. The court docket couldn’t be read, and CNN’s coverage of the store closures returned an HTTP 451 error. No page described a rewards program, a birthday benefit or a sign-up form.
Eligibility and Cost
There’s nothing to enroll in. Conns.com offers no sign-up, and the only account guidance it gives is the phone number above and the pointer to the bankruptcy case page. What happens to a Conn’s gift card, credit balance or installment account isn’t described on any page read, so that phone number and the claims agent are the places to ask.
Q&A
Q: Does Conn’s HomePlus have a birthday reward?
A: No. The company filed for Chapter 11 on July 23, 2024, and Wikipedia says its stores were permanently closed by October 31, 2024.
Q: Can I still shop at Conn’s?
A: Home News Now’s July 29, 2025 summary says all 553 Conn’s stores have closed and no retail or online operations continue.
Q: What does conns.com say now?
A: It works as a payments and notices page. It gives a phone number for account questions and points bankruptcy-case questions to a claims-agent page.
Q: What about a Conn’s gift card, credit balance or installment account?
A: No page read describes what happens to them. The phone number on conns.com and the claims agent are the places to ask.
Q: What happened to Conn’s loans?
A: Sidley Austin, counsel for the debtors, says the court approved a $352.9 million sale to Jefferson Capital Systems that included Conn’s loan servicing operations. It closed on December 3, 2024.
Q: Is there cashback at Conn’s?
A: No rate turned up. Price.com says none is available, TopCashback’s address is a not-found page, and Fluz shows only its generic 1.5%.
Compare This To
Best Buy has no birthday reward now either, and it pays 4% on online purchases through TopCashback. Abt Electronics sells appliances and home goods, has no birthday reward, and lists 4% on TopCashback. Micro Center has no birthday reward and no cashback rate.
More Information:
Verified against conns.com’s home page, Sidley Austin’s release on the plan confirmation, Retail Dive’s report on the filing, Wikipedia’s Conn’s article and Home News Now’s wind-down summary. Cashback checked on TopCashback, Price.com and Fluz.
