Extra 50% on the Buy-Back Value for Pre-Loved IKEA Furniture @ IKEA (Free Family Membership Required)

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lars06 on 22/08/2024 - 10:08 ikea.com (886 clicks)
Last edited 22/08/2024 - 10:30 by 1 other user

Same as previous deals. Used this last time and worked with no issues. Seems to be live on the website from today. Enjoy!

How does buy-back work?

1. Click through to the buy-back estimate form to tell us a bit about what you'd like to re-sell.

2. Bring your assembled furniture and price estimate into the Exchanges & Returns section of your local IKEA store, located near the exit.

3. Co-workers in-store will then finalise your buy-back and give you the refund card.¹

Good news, we've recently been able to start accepting Children's IKEA products. When in doubt, trust that anything on the estimation tool online is a valid product. If you don't see your product in this tool, it might not be one we are able to accept just yet.

Offer terms and conditions

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1. An IKEA refund card can be used as full or partial payment on purchases at Australian IKEA stores (including the Swedish Restaurant). An IKEA refund card with a PIN can also be used as full or partial payment on purchases on IKEA.com.au, excluding event tickets. An IKEA refund card with no PIN cannot be used for online payments. Please contact IKEA Customer Support if your card does not have a PIN and it is to be used online. An IKEA refund card has a minimum three year expiry. Full IKEA refund card terms and conditions can be found here. ↩

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  sw00p on 22/08/2024 - 12:50

  +1

  Can anyone elaborate on their experience with this? Have people had items refused because of scratches, marks etc?

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    PrinceOfWhales on 22/08/2024 - 13:03

    I sold some items with scratches / small nicks which they allocated to the lowest category (well used), which is defined as having "several scratches".

    The staffs have discretion to reject items if they deem the item is not in a resaleable condition.

    "Unfortunately, we are unable to give very used furniture a second life via our As-is department. IKEA Buyback & Re-sell is just one way to give your furniture a second life. If it is time to retire your furniture, please consider other recycling options or donating it to charity."

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  Herbse on 22/08/2024 - 12:57

  Pretty good. Better than selling on marketplace.

  Wonder what they do with them

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    U30004 on 22/08/2024 - 13:04

    Get you to buy more new stuff

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  altomic on 22/08/2024 - 12:58

  Awesome. Hard rubbish collection starts next week.