iPad Pro Trade-In Nightmare

I am looking for some kind of response whether a PM here, a return phone call that was promised, or a response to my email.

I have photos of my iPad Pro before it was shipped and the way it was shipped in addition to the UPS tracking record.

@akoxeno

A PM, (private message) would come in the envelope at the top right.    

BTW the selling price of an iPad Pro on eBay is between $700 and $900, for the older version.  Trading in is never the way to go.  eBay is extremely easy to use.

Thank you. I do know where to find PM but no new messages in the last 24 hours.

I looked at other ways to sell the original iPad Pro and did not see the price you quote as I have sold electronics on Ebay, Craigslist, FB, etc., but my international travel schedule is such that I took what seemed to be the easy way. I should have known something was up when the AT&T store would not assist me in any way.

I cannot find the message here, but I got an email alert with someone asking if my issue has been resolved. My response is no.

I did get more than one PM from here and finally emails from AT&T trade-in offices but from my perspective the case seemed to be stalled at this point. I followed all the AT&T instructions and yet they are uncertain that they received my iPad Pro even though the UPS tracking system says they did.

@akoxeno

If UPS tracking has the tablet back at ATT, then it's time to Make sure ATT has a copy of the tracking and file a complaint with which ever consumer group will get the job done.  

Sometimes a gentle nudge fails and you have to whack it with a hammer.

I fear you may be right. This ordeal has gone on for weeks but as AT&T did not respond until last week, I thought to give them one more day.

It's up to you.  They aren't fast, and they do seem to agree they have it, so it can't hurt to give them more time.  

I just bought one for twice what ATT is paying you.  Sorry.  🙁

Fingers crossed

Hmm, well actually they have NOT confirmed that they received the iPad. I sent them all the numbers: account, tracking, invoice. I sent photos of the iPad before it was shipped and how it was packed by UPS.

One AT&T agent complained that I did not use their package, that is the first one they sent to me. I sent them a photo that showing the package they sent was not only too small but with no padding the screen would have been shattered.

Then I documented that I was given a credit by an AT&T trade-in agent to have UPS pack the tablet for me. So again I followed ALL their instructions.

This episode will live long in my memory and will change the calculus for me when relating to AT&T going forward.

Hmmm..   that makes me lean more toward the hammer.    You are not the first to complain about the packing.  Usually after their device is shattered.