On June 5, 2024, I purchased a Casper phone from the Turkcell store at Brandium AVM in Ataşehir, Istanbul. The phone turned out to be defective, and I requested a return and a replacement product. Initially, I was told this would be handled. The phone was sent to service, confirmed to be faulty, and a brand new, unopened product was sent as a replacement. However, the store employee wrote on the return form that "the customer is not requesting a return," which caused complications.
I had the phone registered on my postpaid line, and a credit was applied to my id number. As a result, the store employee advised me to contact the Consumer Arbitration Board within 14 days. I spoke with Turkcell Finance, who said they would close the credit if I returned the product and approve a new credit for a different product. I explained this to the store, but the employee told me to call 532. The representative at 532 said I needed to deal with the store, and the store then told me to call 532 again. This time, I was directed to Turkcell Finance, who transferred me to the marketplace. The marketplace customer service told me to speak with the store employees.
This endless cycle of redirection is frustrating. I feel like I am being forced to use a product I do not want. I have made it clear from the beginning that I want a different device. I will pursue all my legal rights in this matter.
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