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Trade in Refunds

Anonymous
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Hi everyone,

 

I'm in a confusing situation so I'll try and explain - I just want to know if anybody else has been here before and can provide me with some reassurance. 

 

I took my old iPhone 6 Plus in store. I was offered £215, of which £179.99 went towards the upfront cost of a new phone on a new contract, and £35.01 was put onto my debit card.

 

The following day, I went back and cancelled the contract and returned the phone (I found a deal somewhere else). They took the handset back off me, but as part of processing the refund, also took the £35.01 back from me, as well as keeping my old handset which, as a recycle, they could not return. They then considered everything over, until I asked about the £215 (I hadn't been refunded the upfront cost, and I'd returned the £35.01, so the store has both my old phone, my £215, and I have no contract with them). I was told that this would be sent to me as a cheque in the following 10 days, but it's been two weeks and I've heard nothing.

 

Has anybody else done this before, traded in a phone against a new plan which they've then cancelled instead? Should I go back into the store or keep waiting for a cheque? Or does it sound like the store has made a mistake?

 

I'd really appreciate any advice/reassurance. 

 

Thanks!

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MI5
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In this case the £215 would be paid to the store so it's them you need to chase for the money.
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MI5
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In this case the £215 would be paid to the store so it's them you need to chase for the money.
I have no affiliation whatsoever with O2 or any subsidiary companies. Comments posted are entirely of my own opinion. This is not Customer Service so we are unable to help with account specific issues.
Please select the post that helped you best and mark as the solution. This helps other members in resolving their issues faster. Thank you.
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Thanks. I'll go in and try again. I'm just worried they won't believe me/won't pay me!

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Welcome to the forum @Anonymous! Please do keep us updated on your refund situation. 

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Taking the £35 back was totally wrong. You are entitled to the full amount you were offered. Chase the store and if you get no joy then make a complaint using the contact link at the foot of the page

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