Guys, I need some advice.
So... Microsoft has YET to charge me for my Xbox One. Yes, 2 months later.
Well technically they did charge when it shipped, but was weirdly deposited back in to my account like 2 days after it was delivered.
Other things to consider:
-I payed with a Chase debit card.
-I did the Advanced Exchange Program because my original Xbox One's fan was a little noisy. I could have lived with it but I also wanted the free game. Everything went smooth with this. They held the amount when the replacement shipped, then removed the hold when I shipped the original.
-I used the same Chase debit card for the Exchange deal.
- When I was on the phone with the customer service rep, before the exchanged was started, he mentioned that they were having problems with debit cards so using my debit card instead of a credit card for the exchange program might not work. Obviously it worked and everything went well.
What do I do? Have any of you also have yet to be charged?
I mean if it was a mom and pop store i would have definitely have called weeks ago, but come on guys, I pre-ordered from microsoft.com
? They can't say you did anything your not supposed too. 
carver
said, enjoy the free console.
Guys, I need some advice.
So... Microsoft has YET to charge me for my Xbox One. Yes, 2 months later.
Well technically they did charge when it shipped, but was weirdly deposited back in to my account like 2 days after it was delivered.
Other things to consider:
-I payed with a Chase debit card.
-I did the Advanced Exchange Program because my original Xbox One's fan was a little noisy. I could have lived with it but I also wanted the free game. Everything went smooth with this. They held the amount when the replacement shipped, then removed the hold when I shipped the original.
-I used the same Chase debit card for the Exchange deal.
- When I was on the phone with the customer service rep, before the exchanged was started, he mentioned that they were having problems with debit cards so using my debit card instead of a credit card for the exchange program might not work. Obviously it worked and everything went well.
What do I do? Have any of you also have yet to be charged?
I mean if it was a mom and pop store i would have definitely have called weeks ago, but come on guys, I pre-ordered from microsoft.com
Guys, I need some advice.
So... Microsoft has YET to charge me for my Xbox One. Yes, 2 months later.
Well technically they did charge when it shipped, but was weirdly deposited back in to my account like 2 days after it was delivered.
Other things to consider:
-I payed with a Chase debit card.
-I did the Advanced Exchange Program because my original Xbox One's fan was a little noisy. I could have lived with it but I also wanted the free game. Everything went smooth with this. They held the amount when the replacement shipped, then removed the hold when I shipped the original.
-I used the same Chase debit card for the Exchange deal.
- When I was on the phone with the customer service rep, before the exchanged was started, he mentioned that they were having problems with debit cards so using my debit card instead of a credit card for the exchange program might not work. Obviously it worked and everything went well.
What do I do? Have any of you also have yet to be charged?
I mean if it was a mom and pop store i would have definitely have called weeks ago, but come on guys, I pre-ordered from microsoft.com
Enjoy the free console
To better those odds of you getting a free X1 cancel that card and get a new one.Guys, I need some advice.
So... Microsoft has YET to charge me for my Xbox One. Yes, 2 months later.
Well technically they did charge when it shipped, but was weirdly deposited back in to my account like 2 days after it was delivered.
Other things to consider:
-I payed with a Chase debit card.
-I did the Advanced Exchange Program because my original Xbox One's fan was a little noisy. I could have lived with it but I also wanted the free game. Everything went smooth with this. They held the amount when the replacement shipped, then removed the hold when I shipped the original.
-I used the same Chase debit card for the Exchange deal.
- When I was on the phone with the customer service rep, before the exchanged was started, he mentioned that they were having problems with debit cards so using my debit card instead of a credit card for the exchange program might not work. Obviously it worked and everything went well.
What do I do? Have any of you also have yet to be charged?
I mean if it was a mom and pop store i would have definitely have called weeks ago, but come on guys, I pre-ordered from microsoft.com
This. They'll most likely catch it, then charge you.To better those odds of you getting a free X1 cancel that card and get a new one.Guys, I need some advice.
So... Microsoft has YET to charge me for my Xbox One. Yes, 2 months later.
Well technically they did charge when it shipped, but was weirdly deposited back in to my account like 2 days after it was delivered.
Other things to consider:
-I payed with a Chase debit card.
-I did the Advanced Exchange Program because my original Xbox One's fan was a little noisy. I could have lived with it but I also wanted the free game. Everything went smooth with this. They held the amount when the replacement shipped, then removed the hold when I shipped the original.
-I used the same Chase debit card for the Exchange deal.
- When I was on the phone with the customer service rep, before the exchanged was started, he mentioned that they were having problems with debit cards so using my debit card instead of a credit card for the exchange program might not work. Obviously it worked and everything went well.
What do I do? Have any of you also have yet to be charged?
I mean if it was a mom and pop store i would have definitely have called weeks ago, but come on guys, I pre-ordered from microsoft.com
You could always call them up to move things along rather than hoping and wishing you don't get charged.Yep, i'm pretty sure i'll get charged eventually.
It sure is annoying checking my account almost every day and having to subtract $540 just to know what my real balance would be.
