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on 28-09-2016 08:09
Hi all, looking for some advice.
I recently bought a used Samsung Galaxy S6 from CEX (UK preowned electronics retailer)
CEX checked the handset prior to their purchase (stolen, outstanding finance, contract etc...), it was clear.
It worked fine for a week and then went to 'Emergency Calls Only'
I contacted O2 customer services and the handset is not listed in their system.
I have used the CheckMEND website to ascertain the handsets current status.
The report stated that the handset was 'Reported lost or stolen' and 'Blocked'.
How can I get the handset unblocked?
I suspect the previous owner has fraudulently claimed for a new handset, resulting in mine being blocked.
I have my receipt from CEX and the CheckMEND report available.
Any help appreciated.
CraigD75
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on 28-09-2016 10:01
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on 28-09-2016 10:01
Go back to retailer and explain what's as happened tell if you give me my money back go to trading standards or citizen advice for help
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on 28-09-2016 10:19
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on 28-09-2016 10:19
Find out the insurance company and let them know as well take copies because they will need it. Insurance companies take this seriously because fraud could be in volved
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on 28-09-2016 14:44
All sorted out this afternoon.
Big thanks to the staff in CEX.
Not only did they give a full refund and offer a further 15% off any other phone if bought there and then, but...
They also rang the police - and gave them the details of the fraudster as this is the second time in 3 weeks they have done this!
Sent them an e-mail offering her 5 days to return the money (and get her phones back) or they would press the charges at the fullest level!
A new I-Phone last week, my Galaxy S6 3 weeks ago.
Thanks again for all the advice.
CraigD75
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on 28-09-2016 15:08
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on 28-09-2016 15:08
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