Made.com – Customers of bankrupt furniture company will not get their money back

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The furniture manufacturer Made.com filed for bankruptcy last year. According to a report by The Guardian, around 30,000 customers will not receive a refund for goods that have already been ordered and have not been delivered. According to the report, the total amount of damage is around twelve million pounds (equivalent to around 13.5 million euros).

Insolvent furniture group made.com pays out the main lender in full

The funds of the insolvent manufacturer are therefore not sufficient to make the repayments to the affected customers. However, around £1.9 million has already been paid back to customers through credit card chargebacks.

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Unlike the 30,000 customers, main lender Silicon Valley Bank is to get the full £3.8 million back. According to reports, more than 300 Made.com employees have already lost their jobs in the wake of the bankruptcy.

The company went public less than two years ago and has lost enormous value since then. Both the decline in consumer behavior in recent months and supply chain disruptions have caused enormous difficulties for Made.com.

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