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mighty_hammers
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i had a 5 month old phone, bought on line through amazon, but another company supplied. It stopped charging, so i emailed them. Eventually after me emailing them again and amazon emailing them, they told me to take it to a local repairer, which i did but they told me it would be v expensive as it's a sealed smart phone. i told the supplier it was not acceptable to send me to ' any local repairer' and amazon on line chat agreed and told the company to send out a returns label and issue me a refund, as about 7 days of them not responding has gone by. the supplier ignored this, but eventually after amazon contacted them again they followed through and emailed me to say i would get a refund on receipt. Amazon on line chat said it was safe for me to buy another phone, which i did. Now here is my problem the supplier has now said they have sent it off for repair!!!!!!! both phones were £400.00. I would never had gone ahead buying a new one if they hadn't told me i was getting a refund. Spoke to Amazon on phone and they are looking into it on amazon's claims team. As the supplier said i was getting a refund, do they legally have to stick with this.?
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Of course the seller has to stick with what they have already told you.mighty_hammers wrote: »i had a 5 month old phone, bought on line through amazon, but another company supplied. It stopped charging, so i emailed them. Eventually after me emailing them again and amazon emailing them, they told me to take it to a local repairer, which i did but they told me it would be v expensive as it's a sealed smart phone. i told the supplier it was not acceptable to send me to ' any local repairer' and amazon on line chat agreed and told the company to send out a returns label and issue me a refund, as about 7 days of them not responding has gone by. the supplier ignored this, but eventually after amazon contacted them again they followed through and emailed me to say i would get a refund on receipt. Amazon on line chat said it was safe for me to buy another phone, which i did. Now here is my problem the supplier has now said they have sent it off for repair!!!!!!! both phones were £400.00. I would never had gone ahead buying a new one if they hadn't told me i was getting a refund. Spoke to Amazon on phone and they are looking into it on amazon's claims team. As the supplier said i was getting a refund, do they legally have to stick with this.?
Make sure you don't lose that email where they state that you will receive a refund when the phone is returned.0
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