When I canceled my Sprint order *slaps head* and went with Amazon instead, Sprint told me that in all likelihood they'll probably still ship me my phone. Wish they actually did this to me. I must have canceled it far enough out where they didn't.
So my Evo came in the mail today, after I canceled my order after hearing they were being held by customs. Sprint canceled my line, and is processing my refund, they said it should take around 6 days, which is 3 days from now. They must've just sent out all of the packaged Evos. Either way, I don't have a contract with Sprint, and I'm playing with the new Evo here! Anyone on the same boat as me?
I guess so, I'm just going to hold onto it and see what happens. Either way, I don't have a contract with them, but still have their phone
. It's nice, love the screen!And they have your billing info....lol so you'll be paying one way or anotherI guess so, I'm just going to hold onto it and see what happens. Either way, I don't have a contract with them, but still have their phone
Lol are they gonna take 600$+ from my bank for a phone they accidentally shipped out? Anyone in the same boat as me?
Yes, once it is all sorted out. Unless you got lucky and it just slipped through the cracks.
Uhh, yes.. I'm not sure if they'll just take it, but you will definitely be billed for it one way or another lpl
The exact same thing happened to me, and I am staring at this thing knowing it's too good to be true... I tried to find out where sprint covers this scenario in their terms and conditions but couldn't find anything. Also I didn't see any preorder cancellation policy. I'd assume they will find out.I guess so, I'm just going to hold onto it and see what happens. Either way, I don't have a contract with them, but still have their phone
No, they are gonna take $600 from your bank for the phone that you accidentally didn't ship back to them, lol.
This is exactly what would seem to make sense, but it takes into assumption that they have the right to enforce it. Frankly, Sprint "should" have this right. But that has to be in writing for them to act, no? They must have authorization to withdraw funds from your account to initiate any charge. Without your express consent, they would need to prove that you agreed to terms that allow them to make further charges in given circumstances... i.e. unexpected circumstances causing errors regarding canceled preorders. Terms that hold me responsible, even if the error is neither Sprint's nor my own fault.
Once they figure out what happened, the ESN probably won't be clean much longer....
They most likely won't change your card but they can and will bill you for it and when you don't pay they can and will send it to a collection agent dinging your credit.
Agreed. I just saw a news story where 69k was deposited accidentally into some guys account. He spent most of the money and is now in for some serious felony charges. I'm not trying to be a Debbie downer or a sober Salley. But if you try to get away with this without 700 dollars in your account... I wish you the best of luck.
