Flipkart Big Billion Days 2025: iPhone 16 Orders Cancelled, Angry Buyers Call It ‘Scam’ The Bridge Chronicle
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Flipkart Big Billion Days 2025: iPhone 16 Orders Cancelled, Angry Buyers Call It ‘Scam’

Customers fume as iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro orders get abruptly cancelled during Flipkart’s flagship sale event, sparking outrage on social media.

Manswi Panchbhai

Flipkart Big Billion Day Sale: Like every year, shoppers eagerly awaited the start of the Flipkart Big Billion Days Sale to grab deals on their favorite electronics. This time, the excitement reached new heights as the 2025 sale introduced irresistible discounts on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro models.

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The heavily slashed prices attracted thousands of buyers from across the globe, all hoping to score a great deal. Flipkart’s Big Billion Days 2025 promised massive discounts on premium smartphones especially the latest iPhones. Many users were ready with fingers on the ‘Buy Now’ button, but things didn’t go exactly as planned during the mega event.

The sale became available to Flipkart Black and Plus members on September 22, and today it is accessible to all Flipkart users. However, despite the attractive prices, Flipkart is facing accusations of scamming customers, as many buyers are reporting that their orders are being canceled by the e-commerce company just hours after being placed.

This situation is causing significant concerns about transparency, accountability, or whether it was merely a strategy to increase traffic. Here is how people online are responding to the alleged Flipkart Big Billion Day sale scam.

iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Orders Cancelled

During Flipkart's Big Billion Days sale, the iPhone 16 (128GB) is available for Rs 51,999, and the iPhone 16 Pro (128GB) is offered at Rs 69,999. These discounts make both models highly appealing to consumers.

The 128GB iPhone 16 was priced at Rs. 51,999, and the 128GB iPhone 16 Pro at Rs. 69,999 during the sale. Although numerous customers successfully placed orders at these rates, their orders were canceled a few hours later. Disappointed, users expressed their frustration on social media, labeling the sale as a 'SCAM.'

Here's How Netizens React

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