Conn's last year purchased home goods retailer W.S. Badcock LLC from Franchise Group Inc. in an effort to expand its store footprint and consumer reach, but has faced three fiscal years of losses as pinched customers cut back to afford the rising costs of necessities. The company's shares have fallen 77% this year to close on Monday at $1.04. They dropped an additional 18% to 85 cents in post-market trading after Bloomberg reported on the potential filing. Last month, Conn's delayed filing its quarterly financial report amid ongoing efforts to refinance its revolving credit facility.