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Friday, October 24th, 2025

Mistake of employees which customers pay for. Traide in problem..

I originally initiated a trade-in that included two devices:

  • iPhone 14 Plus

  • iPhone 15 Pro Max
    ...to receive two new iPhone 16 Pro Max devices.

However, upon receiving my returned iPhone 14 Plus, I contacted your support immediately to understand what went wrong. After several phone calls and an in-store visit, I was informed that your system had incorrectly registered two iPhone 15 Pro Max devices for trade-in, instead of the correct 14 Plus and 15 Pro Max.


Resolution Offered:

After multiple conversations and no timely resolution, your support informed me that the only solution was to start a new trade-in process, for which I was given:

  • A new device (iPhone 17 Pro Max)

  • A $400 trade-in credit
    ...but under the condition that I return the iPhone 16 Pro Max and keep the iPhone 14 Plus.

This “solution” has forced me into an unfair situation where:

  1. I am now responsible for reselling my iPhone 14 Plus on my own.

  2. I have paid approximately $350 in taxes and installment payments for the iPhone 16 Pro Max, which I now must return.

  3. The $400 “discount” you applied toward the iPhone 17 Pro Max is being framed as a trade-in for the 16 Pro Max.

Key Issues:

  • The initial trade-in error was not my fault.

  • I was not offered a real solution to the error, but rather pushed into a new full-payment plan for a different phone.

  • I lost the trade-in value I should have received for my iPhone 14 Plus and 15 Pro Max, especially the expected $700 credit.

  • I paid real money ($350+) for a phone I no longer even possess.  

    So in assume I got rejected traide in, huge wasted time and a brend new phone for full price because of some employee mistake... That's crazy.

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Hello, that's what I did, I texted Xfinity support but no one replies.

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