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Originally Posted by winsomnia
My own story is interesting...
My attempt to purchase failed to make it to the email address, so I cancelled the order through customer service... and wound up with double the amount back... 2 x $60 = refund of $120...
What happened was (I can only assume) the customer care agent removed my original purchase of $60, and then went to credit me $60 (I don't know why). All they had to do was the initial cancellation. Anyway, I hope my new windfall doesn't get taken away... I doubt that this will be caught by any live person in the end.
This just happened, minutes ago.
Edited to add: I used store credit to purchase the initial $60 gift card.
So store credit purchase removed plus refund credit = double the amount back.
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I had to do this as well. And what the customer care agent offered to do would probably have ended up with this. What they offered to do was:
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I see, I will redeem the store credit to the first account and then send it to the second account is that okay for you?
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Which would have given me back the store credit that I used to buy the card but still gave the new credit elsewhere. But, while I was sending the egift to a different email address, I was planning on redeeming it back to my account.
For the record, the problem was that the egift email did not arrive at my email address. There is a resend option which I tried a couple of times. I think the reason it failed was that the date for delivery was before the date that I purchased the egift. I'm not sure if that was a timezone issue (buying in Australia vs wherever the store is) or Firefox "helpfully" filling in the details of the last purchase. Of course, it is a bug at Kobo as it should not have been accepted or should have been treated as "now".