Recent content by homer813

yes, Costco deal is better if you have a qualifying device to trade in.

Again, you want to ignore all the people that were left high and dry. Basic mathematics doesn't show that it was a full refund. But good for them. Way to show the customer they're "wrong" rather than fixing the issue they caused.

That's exactly the point actually. "Almost no one". The fact of the matter is their deal was really good for most of the consumers. The thing that's being ignored are basic facts: There are still many of them being left high and dry. We all know how fair the legal system is, and so long as...

A full refund? Yes they refunded the phones. That is the absolute bare minimum they should've done. You know what else they should have done? Return customers to their status prior to their purchase. Tell me again how many customers were able to obtain their original phones if they wanted...

But you aren't them. That's the choice they made based on what they were told. And they were told they would get to trade in the S7 once Samsung fixed the N7, which they never did. Written offer? You make it sound like there was any organization to this whole fiasco. Were none of you around...

One member here? There were a lot of people that were promised a replacement if they went with the S7 option. Just because you have a narrow sighted view of the few that are saying anything about it in this forum doesn't mean there is only one person affected by it. I really don't care what...

Whether you like it or not, many people got left hanging on this deal. There's no sense of entitlement here. It's just merely them asking for what they were promised.

These are the options you have on trade in to max the deal. They don't list anything else, so it's a gamble with any other device.

I'm glad you understand the word choice. Samsung also made a "choice" to promise to exchange those S7 devices for the N7 once they fixed it. You see, when two or more parties make a "choice" together like that, we usually call that an agreement. So when Samsung didn't make a replacement and...

No, he couldn't have purchased ANY phone with ANY method. After the first recall, he (like many others) were told that they needed to trade their N7 for the S7 in order for them to get a replacement Note once Samsung fixed the issue (believe it or not, many people wanted a replacement once they...

40k 6" indestructible flat screen 128GB memory 1TB storage minimum 16 core CPU Water Cooled SD card Perpetual battery Jarvis mode Drone capabilities

I never got that message. But even if they did send it out, they can't magically expect people who were travelling to suddenly be able to do anything about it. Most of us didn't have any issues, but with the number of people on any given day flying, a plan should have been made by them...

Now we get to see how Samsung is going to be responsible for this.

I've already preordered for the Note 8 and beyond.

It's 2016. It's a travesty there are still any phones with less than 256 gb.