Order Error iPhone
Hello,
I had an issue with my iPhone 12 that I ordered from Backmarket over 2 months ago. I decided to send it for repair to the third-party seller on Backmarket, they were supposed to repair it and send it back to me in 3 days. It took almost a month before they decided to send me a phone back. So that was already a big hassle for me for a month. They told me they were sending a phone back, but then it turned out they made a mistake and sent a defective phone that I have to refuse upon delivery or return the package. So another hassle. I received a text message that I need to give to the delivery person for this defective phone, but when the delivery time came, I wasn't present, and they delivered it to my concierge without even asking me to sign or even asking for the code. Out of curiosity, I opened the package of the so-called defective phone, and it turns out I received 3 working iPhone 12s. I initially kept quiet, but then I told them I received one iPhone and it works perfectly, and I won’t be returning the package. Two weeks later, they are demanding the return of the 3 iPhones or 2 if I keep one, and to either pay the difference or return them. What should I do considering the hassle I've had with them? Knowing that I didn’t sign for anything, what should I do? And what are the risks if I don’t return anything?
Best regards
3 answers
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Hello,
The risk is the court...
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Well, I didn't sign anything, and it's entirely their fault. And according to the penal code, I am in no way obliged to return the items.
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Except that in your case, there is an order.
Article L121-12
It is prohibited to require the immediate or deferred payment for goods or services provided by a professional or, regarding goods, to require their return or their retention, without them having been the subject of a prior order from the consumer.
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@MPMP10
Yes, everything is said.
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@foulq
Yes.
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@MPMP10
Except that it was not an order in any case it was. I did not order 3 iPhone 12. It was just a return.
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Article L121-12 of the Consumer Code and Article R635-2 of the Penal Code.
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@foulq
Of course, but given how they treated me, their morals aren't really there.
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