noordzy77
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I don't quite understand why other regions are getting access to the IMEI tools to check if your phone is from a bad batch, but US isn't?
I don't quite understand why other regions are getting access to the IMEI tools to check if your phone is from a bad batch, but US isn't?
It's stated pretty clearly in Samsung's site. It might pay to carry a hard copy to some of these stores.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ng.com%2Fus%2Fnote7exchange%2F&token=8fjkZrEQ
"...Through the U.S. Note7 Exchange Program, you can:
1. Exchange your current Galaxy Note7 device with a new Galaxy Note7 (pending CPSC approval). Select carrier and retail outlets will provide customers, who prefer a replacement Note7, an exchange for a Samsung J Series or equivalent device to use until CPSC-approved Note7s are available.
2. Exchange your current Galaxy Note7 for a Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 edge and replacement of any Note7 specific accessories with a refund of the price difference between devices.
(No idea why that link is getting converted like that?? Should be:
www dot samsung dot com/us/note7exchange)
Wow, I couldn't get that to work.Actually I managed to keep my UDT with 2 year agreement pricing.
Upgraded straight from VZW website
Verizon Corporate stores would have to shut down if they flipped the script and said we're stuck with S series phones...Actually no. The part you put in bold was for the J series or similar phone loaner. The S7 falls under the second option, which omits a second exchange to a new Note 7.
If it's not in writing, either as a publicly available statement or manually noted on your account, then those people only have themselves to blame for believing unofficial accounts over official policies if the stores start preventing the S7 double exchange.Verizon Corporate stores would have to shut down if they flipped the script and said we're stuck with S series phones...
There's a mob of us and it won't end pretty...
It's stated pretty clearly in Samsung's site. It might pay to carry a hard copy to some of these stores.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ng.com%2Fus%2Fnote7exchange%2F&token=ZgtkfbSV
"...Through the U.S. Note7 Exchange Program, you can:
1. Exchange your current Galaxy Note7 device with a new Galaxy Note7 (pending CPSC approval). Select carrier and retail outlets will provide customers, who prefer a replacement Note7, an exchange for a Samsung J Series or equivalent device to use until CPSC-approved Note7s are available.
2. Exchange your current Galaxy Note7 for a Galaxy S7 or Galaxy S7 edge and replacement of any Note7 specific accessories with a refund of the price difference between devices.
(No idea why that link is getting converted like that?? Should be:
www dot samsung dot com/us/note7exchange)
And you missed the part where it says, "select carriers". Meaning not all carriers are going to offer a double swap.Actually no. The part you put in bold was for the J series or similar phone loaner. The S7 falls under the second option, which omits a second exchange to a new Note 7.
If it's not in writing, either as a publicly available statement or manually noted on your account, then those people only have themselves to blame for believing unofficial accounts over official policies if the stores start preventing the S7 double exchange.
I wish those people the best of luck, but I've tried multiple times through various methods to get the S7 double exchange verified from an official channel at Verizon before I go into the store in case the store doesn't want to play nice. From what I'm seeing, they are under no obligation to honor the S7 double exchange outside the 14 day window and it looks to be store level decisions that are even offering it as an option. As has been mentioned earlier, two people can have vastly different experiences even at the same store. I was hoping to stack the deck in my favor ahead of time.
Flip what script? You mean the one that, from everything I can tell, has been manufactured by the online community based on what seems to be select store level decisions? I've even asked on here about the S7 double exchange and no one has been able to point me to a written policy approving this. Perhaps you can provide a link to this "script?"There's a huge crowd that Verizon will have to deal with if they flipped the script....
This will not be a few customers getting jerked here and there..... Verizon will have a mob to deal with, at every corporate store....
I'm not worried... I'd be more worried if I was still holding on to a worthless device that's going to go up in flames
Perhaps using a more tactful phrasing, yes, since the only official policy statement I can find anywhere isn't even from Verizon directly. It's the Samsung statement as quoted above that expressly says the S7 is a single straight up exchange.should I have then said "I demand you give me that in writing sirs!!!"?
I was told about the double exchange by a CSR when I called the 800 number, not by going in a select corporate store. She called the corporate store that I wanted to do the exchange with, to make sure they were on the same page.. The store already knew about the double exchange and soon as I walked in, they seen my N7 box and asked me if I was doing the double exchange or getting a refund......Flip what script? You mean the one that, from everything I can tell, has been manufactured by the online community based on what seems to be select store level decisions? I've even asked on here about the S7 double exchange and no one has been able to point me to a written policy approving this. Perhaps you can provide a link to this "script?"
You're right, if those stores decide not to honor those double trades, there would be an uproar. Those that got it noted on their account would be right to get their exchange. Those that didn't or have other verification technically have no recourse other than to mob. That may work and Verizon could develop a heart, but it's well known that Verizon customer service in general isn't that high of a priority for them.
I don't quite understand why other regions are getting access to the IMEI tools to check if your phone is from a bad batch, but US isn't?
Why would I ask for it in writing? I went into my Verizon store....told them I was there for the return and they told me to pick out what I wanted in the mean time until the 7s are released again. Absolutely no hassle at all....should I have then said "I demand you give me that in writing sirs!!!"?
They could have not been more polite thru the whole process....so why would I hassle them?
A "Chat Support Rep" at MyVerizon.com transferred my service back to my previous device,I called Verizon to get an update. Still no idea when new N7 will be available. Verizon has already charged us for our old phones that we had to send back to get the N7. I gave them the tracking number to prove they were shipped. Verizon is dropping the ball no loaner phones like the other carriers.
The store already knew about the double exchange and soon as I walked in, they seen my N7 box and asked me if I was doing the double exchange or getting a refund......
I understand your fear of not having it in writing. I wouldn't have done it either if there wasn't such a huge group of people that I can group with, if this thing goes sour... But I highly doubt we'll be stuck with an S series....