I recently purchased a Samsung Focus S on November 12th. Today of course is the 1 cent sale, and rather than return my phone, be without one for a week, and pay a restocking fee, I wanted to keep my phone and get the full 200 dollars.
There was some confusion on the forum for recent purchasers of ATT WP7s (must have been from an AT&T store) as to whether or not you could get a price adjustment today. The answer, yes you can get the 1 cent price AND keep your phone. It took about 40 minutes of my time, plus traveling to an AT&T store, but it was obviously worth it. Here's what I did.
Go to an AT&T store, bring your receipt. If you don't have it they can print it out for you.
Call 611, press 0 to speak to an operator.
Ask for a price adjustment or credit on your bill, explain that you purchased your phone within 30 days and today it is on sale for 1 cent.
After a bunch of nonsense, the customer service rep on the phone asked to speak with my in-store rep because he had no . It was necessary to be in the store so that the in-store rep could verify the price I paid for the phone because the customer service rep had no record of what I paid for my phone.
After another 15 minutes or so of being on hold, you should be refunded the value you paid for your phone, excluding tax.
Good luck. There is no doubt it will be a pain and will take at least 20-30 minutes, but it is worth it.
Now go get your refund!
There was some confusion on the forum for recent purchasers of ATT WP7s (must have been from an AT&T store) as to whether or not you could get a price adjustment today. The answer, yes you can get the 1 cent price AND keep your phone. It took about 40 minutes of my time, plus traveling to an AT&T store, but it was obviously worth it. Here's what I did.
Go to an AT&T store, bring your receipt. If you don't have it they can print it out for you.
Call 611, press 0 to speak to an operator.
Ask for a price adjustment or credit on your bill, explain that you purchased your phone within 30 days and today it is on sale for 1 cent.
After a bunch of nonsense, the customer service rep on the phone asked to speak with my in-store rep because he had no . It was necessary to be in the store so that the in-store rep could verify the price I paid for the phone because the customer service rep had no record of what I paid for my phone.
After another 15 minutes or so of being on hold, you should be refunded the value you paid for your phone, excluding tax.
Good luck. There is no doubt it will be a pain and will take at least 20-30 minutes, but it is worth it.
Now go get your refund!