Good Afternoon,
I left BT in December, once my broadband had been switched to my new provider I requested a returns pack from BT to get the smart hub sent back as I hadn't received one, which I received a couple of days later, and the smart hub was returned the next day.
A few days after this I received another returns pack (unsure if this was the original that I probably wasn't patient enough for! or the one I had requested) - I disposed of this as I had already sent it back in the other package.
Fast forward to now and I've received an email with a £50 penalty as below;
'Hello Joel,
We've been in touch a few times to ask you to send back your kit. We haven't received it and it's past the return-by date, so we're now adding the following charges to your next bill.'
As far as I'm aware I've not had any previous contact from BT regarding this and it has come out of the blue, unless I have missed a phonecall. As it was Over 2 months ago I've sent this I can't find my royal mail receipt showing proof it was sent, and I don't think the post office will be of any assistance as it wasn't sent recorded signed for / special.
Is it possible the fact I had two returns packages and disposed of one that this confusion has occurred (as I believe they scan the label upon receipt)?
If that is possible is there anyway BT can trace this in their system to see if one has been received and not marked against my account.
Thanks
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did you not keep the receipt of posting from the post office as you can then contact BT billing and advise the number and avoid the penalty
https://www.bt.com/help/contact-bt/account-and-billing/broadband
Hi there @Joel89
Thanks for coming to the community.
If you can get in touch with our billing guides they will get the return looked into and see if they can check what has happened and help with the charge.
Our Contact BT page has ways to get in touch 🙂
Leanne.