Trade-in issue
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IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING TRADING IN A PHONE TO VERIZON, READ THIS FIRST!!
Sent in a perfectly fine phone for a $750 trade to sign up with Verizon. 2 weeks later they tell me my old phone I traded in doesn't work and has a cracked screen. Sent me a pic of a phone (allegedly my trade in phone) that looked like the screen was shot with a BB gun. They then offered me $46 instead of the $750. I sent in a phone I babysat for 2 years with zero cracks and 100% worked fine. I have zero recourse from Verizon on this issue. So now I'm stuck in a $704 hole. Customer service is the worst and zero help after 4 hours. I even offered to sent them my brand new S 21+ back in exchange for my damaged phone... they declined. Unreal.
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Misfitsp, we are truly sorry to hear about your experience. Allow us the opportunity to further review the details of your concern. We have sent you a Private Message. Can you please respond to that message? Thank you.
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Replied within an hour of them "reaching out" to me and still no response almost a week later. DON'T JOIN VERIZON!
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I know exactly how you all feel. I am GLAD that I took photos of my phone and the box and the shipping label that show the excellent condition my phone was in. I am contacting the FTC and the State's Attorney General and possibly a private attorney for a civil lawsuit. I had a $800 quote and they ended up giving me a $105 credit.
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UPDATE to my post. I received my $800 full credit after sitting on the phone for an hour holding for the Trade-In rep. I told them I had pictures of my phone front and back. I was told they keep images of the devices. They pulled up images in their database and "could find no damage".
I would suggest everyone take detailed photographs of your devices before trading them in. I truly believe if I didn't have the evidence, I would not have had a resolution so quickly.
I am still troubled by this whole ordeal, and not happy about what I had to endure and what others are waiting for days and weeks to rectify.
