Why am I still receiving IKEA collection notifications after I’ve collected my order?
Already collected your IKEA order but still receiving collection reminders? Find out why these automatic notifications may continue and when they will stop.
Why does this happen?
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- You do not need to do anything – your collection has already been registered.
- The notifications will stop automatically after the 48-hour period.
- We’re working on making these notifications more accurate in future. Thank you for your understanding.
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