[Infamousx14]

Saw this on cnet

Verizon Wireless

Verizon customers can return the Note 7, with Verizon waiving the restocking fee through September 30. The complete statement is below:

This morning, Samsung announced a voluntary recall of the Galaxy Note7 in response to an issue with the device's battery. Because customer safety is our top priority, Verizon has stopped selling the Galaxy Note7. Additionally, through September 30, 2016, Verizon is waiving the restocking fee for any customers who purchased a Galaxy Note7 and wish to return or exchange it.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.cnet....ndroid-verizon

So, can we wait until new ones are shipped out? I'm so confused. Or we must return the Note 7 and either replace the contract with another phone or get a full refund and be phone-less?

[eyecon82]

Perhaps it's also a cover up for laggy devices....

[scorpiodsu]

cant imagine that the logistics have been worked our for any of this..you folks have to learn how to be patient..

Patience is not something to be expected on this site lol. Did you see the pre-order threads!!!???

[Blues Fan]

I called. From what I was told, if you choose to get a replacement, you won't be without a phone. They will send it out and you return the other one. They will contact you once they work everything out with Samsung regarding the replacements.

I have Tmobile. So I can keep my current Note 7 and when they get the new ones in I get a new one then simply send in my old Note 7?

[pantlesspenguin]

I would use it before. Could be a hassle to call Samsung and get a new card. Surely you can find something you can spend $20 on lol. Some groceries.

Groceries was exactly my thought as well. Hopefully I can get off work early, head to the store, head home and grab my iphone, and head to tmo.

[jc2859]

Deeep breath people. Verizon is the best and largest carrier so what comes with that is a lot of coordination to figure out how this is all going to be worked out. We clearly know Samsung is taking ownership of the issue and replacing the phones.

It sucks but even with this hassle it is still the best phone I've ever had, coming from a Note 4. I feel bad for anyone that might change their mind on buying this phone because of this but know that I would do it all over again.

I certainly wish the phone had a removable battery but they do gain some space and efficiency by not doing so. This is a bad situation for Samsung but this is a still a great product and there is no other phone out there that I could consider in it's place (besides my Note 4).

It'll all be worked out in time.

[Tabbiel1989]

Hang on, I'm trying to get that answer right this minute.

Thanks, I'm with tmobile and I'm kind of confused about it all.

[Kelly Kearns]

I have Tmobile. So I can keep my current Note 7 and when they get the new ones in I get a new one then simply send in my old Note 7?

This..

"Starting immediately, customers who are concerned about using the Note 7 can return the device to T-Mobile for a full, complete refund. They’ll get a full refund of anything paid for the device and any Note7 accessories. We’ll waive any restocking charges and shipping fees, and customers can keep the free Netflix subscription they received with purchase during pre-order.

Customers can visit their local T-Mobile store where they bought the device or call 611 or 1-800-937-8997 to do this, and they can then use their refund to choose a similar device or any device in T-Moble’s stores, including a new Note7 replacement which we expect to be available in the next two weeks."

https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news-a...te7-update.htm

[toenail_flicker]

I certainly wish the phone had a removable battery

I'd lay money that Sammy is wishing that right now.

[DasWindows]

So what is the deal?


I go to Verizon.
Keep my current note 7.
Get a new phone until my new note 7 comes.

?


Please help me out. Don't want to be without a phone.

[jc2859]

So what is the deal?


I go to Verizon.
Keep my current note 7.
Get a new phone until my new note 7 comes.

?


Please help me out. Don't want to be without a phone.

If you're on Verizon just give it some time and more details will be made available. Nobody at the call center or corporate store will know anything any sooner than we'll hear through multiple online sources. Go to a backup phone if you have one and you're worried, but otherwise wait for the details. Give them time to work things out.

[dakini03]

If you're on Verizon just give it some time and more details will be made available. Nobody at the call center or corporate store will know anything any sooner than we'll hear through multiple online sources. Go to a backup phone if you have one and you're worried, but otherwise wait for the details. Give them time to work things out.

Verizon customers can return the Note 7, with Verizon waiving the restocking fee through September 30. The complete statement is below:
This morning, Samsung announced a voluntary recall of the Galaxy Note 7 in response to an issue with the device's battery. Because customer safety is our top priority, Verizon has stopped selling the Galaxy Note 7. Additionally, through September 30, 2016, Verizon is waiving the restocking fee for any customers who purchased a Galaxy Note 7 and wish to return or exchange it.

[Ludatyk]

Very disappointed in AT&T.

All carriers are issuing refunds or exchanges, but noooo.. AT&T decides to do exchanges only.

[pinkvikchick]

I will return mine (verizon, bought at best buy) when they can swap it in store. Until then, it's working perfect and I'm not going to bother. The only reason I'll return it in the first place is because it'll affect the resale to have a "pre-recall" device.

That said... I may not leave it charging in the car unattended... If it catches on fire by my bedside I can wake up and put it out. (I don't expect it'll be a problem).

SAME here, I'm going on the assumption AT&T will be the same way- I wasn't going to at first, but I thought about the resale value, AND I had dropped it the second day I had it, so there are some dings that can be replaced with a shiny brand new phone :-D

[Jona005]

This..

"Starting immediately, customers who are concerned about using the Note 7 can return the device to T-Mobile for a full, complete refund. They’ll get a full refund of anything paid for the device and any Note7 accessories. We’ll waive any restocking charges and shipping fees, and customers can keep the free Netflix subscription they received with purchase during pre-order.

Customers can visit their local T-Mobile store where they bought the device or call 611 or 1-800-937-8997 to do this, and they can then use their refund to choose a similar device or any device in T-Moble’s stores, including a new Note7 replacement which we expect to be available in the next two weeks."

https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news-a...te7-update.htm

If I had to guess, 98% of T-Mobile employees know nothing of this yet and there will be hundreds of verbal fights going on in stores today or tomorrow.

[chazglenn3]

How do we tell where our phones were made?

It's right on the back of my Note 7.

[piinkRainbowz]

These updates have all been released this morning.

Give them , the head of theses companies, a day or two to figure out how they plan on handling this. Calling Samsung and your carrier is only going to frustrate you more. Because the person who answers know as about as much as you do, if that.

[Hoggles]

It has to be a nightmare for carriers and Samsung both.

For sure. I feel worse for all the private Ebay sellers and the like. What a mess.

[toenail_flicker]

So what is the deal?


I go to Verizon.
Keep my current note 7.
Get a new phone until my new note 7 comes.

?


Please help me out. Don't want to be without a phone.

Check the Verizon newsroom for details... Sprint is giving another device for free during the exchange period until the new N7s are ready. Two weeks?

[chubz#IM]

ill hold on to mine until Tmobile has stock. I thought I read that the units that had issues were ones outside North America. Could it be the different chipsets that are having issues with the battery?

[Kelly Kearns]

ill hold on to mine until Tmobile has stock. I thought I read that the units that had issues were ones outside North America. Could it be the different chipsets that are having issues with the battery?

It is a worldwide recall, all phones.

[toenail_flicker]

ill hold on to mine until Tmobile has stock. I thought I read that the units that had issues were ones outside North America. Could it be the different chipsets that are having issues with the battery?

This is a global recall. You don't have to participate, but I would and will.

https://news.samsung.com/global/stat...n-galaxy-note7

[DasWindows]

Verizon customers can return the Note 7, with Verizon waiving the restocking fee through September 30. The complete statement is below:
This morning, Samsung announced a voluntary recall of the Galaxy Note 7 in response to an issue with the device's battery. Because customer safety is our top priority, Verizon has stopped selling the Galaxy Note 7. Additionally, through September 30, 2016, Verizon is waiving the restocking fee for any customers who purchased a Galaxy Note 7 and wish to return or exchange it.

Check the Verizon newsroom for details... Sprint is giving another device for free during the exchange period until the new N7s are ready. Two weeks?

It's still nto enough detail. I prefer not to return my note 7. But to have a replacement instead, just in case.

I am not understanding the process through the statement.

[Kelly Kearns]

It's still nto enough detail. I prefer not to return my note 7. But to have a replacement instead, just in case.

I am not understanding the process through the statement.

You are going to have to give it some time. Samsung just announced this at 3 am central time.

[toenail_flicker]

It's still nto enough detail. I prefer not to return my note 7. But to have a replacement instead, just in case.

I am not understanding the process through the statement.

Sorry. I can't clarify. Only Verizon can.