Cex

dvlufc

I Originally posted this on the Auctions Forum
"Not sure if this is the correct forum to post to as it's a weird one. I recently sold a few games to CEX online, with payment requested as a bank order. I received the payment yesterday, but it's for over £200 more than expected - I've emailed CEX, but not had a response 24 hours on."

At the time I fully expected cex to come back to me and reclaim the overpayment. This was over a week ago and I've not heard from back from them. Does anyone know where I stand with this - Is the email I sent them sufficient action? Do CEX have the right to request the overpayment back - and if so how long in the future could they do this?

4743hudsonj

dvlufc wrote: »

I Originally posted this on the Auctions Forum
"Not sure if this is the correct forum to post to as it's a weird one. I recently sold a few games to CEX online, with payment requested as a bank order. I received the payment yesterday, but it's for over £200 more than expected - I've emailed CEX, but not had a response 24 hours on."

At the time I fully expected cex to come back to me and reclaim the overpayment. This was over a week ago and I've not heard from back from them. Does anyone know where I stand with this - Is the email I sent them sufficient action? Do CEX have the right to request the overpayment back - and if so how long in the future could they do this?

If its a genuine overpayment then they do have a right to it and they have up to 6 years to claim it, you could run the risk but you will find these things come to bite you at the worst of times so if it were me, id keep up contact with them to get it off my hands. In the mean time ring fence the £200 and dont spend it.