How CDcare’s Return Process Works (When You Can’t Continue Payments)
- CDcare

- Mar 27
- 1 min read

At CDcare, we understand that plans can change. If you’re unable to continue your payments, returning your item is a simple and flexible option. When should you return the item?
If you’re unable to make your payment, the item should be returned within the grace period.
You can:
Return it to any CDcare pickup center (Click to see our pick up centers)
Or contact us to arrange a pickup
What happens after you return the item?
1. 30-Day Holding Period
Once your item is returned, it will be held for up to 30 days.
This allows you to:
Resume your payments
Continue your plan and take your item back
2. If you do not resume payments
If you are still unable to continue after 30 days:
CDcare will assist in finding a buyer for the item
The item will be valued based on its current market condition
3. Settlement Process
From the sale value:
Your outstanding balance will be deducted
Applicable charges will be deducted
Any remaining balance will be refunded to you
Important to note
Returning the item stops Failure-to-Return Fees
Returning early helps you avoid additional charges
Keeping the item after the grace period leads to ongoing charges
Best option
If you’re unable to continue payments: 👉 Return the item within the grace period
It’s the easiest way to avoid extra charges and protect your balance.


