sincere11105
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Re: Power Down and Don't Charge Note 7 per Consumer Oridyct Safety Commission
I'm using my note to read this
I'm using my note to read this
Called the Verizon store I purchased from; of course they had no knowledge of the bulletin to power down your Note 7. He googled the bulletin while I was talking to him and saw the story on CNN. His advise to me...come in at the end of next week to get a replacement. I said Samsung said to power down immediately. He again said the replacement phones would be in at the end of next week.
Called the Verizon store I purchased from; of course they had no knowledge of the bulletin to power down your Note 7. He googled the bulletin while I was talking to him and saw the story on CNN. His advise to me...come in at the end of next week to get a replacement. I said Samsung said to power down immediately. He again said the replacement phones would be in at the end of next week.
Called the Verizon store I purchased from; of course they had no knowledge of the bulletin to power down your Note 7. He googled the bulletin while I was talking to him and saw the story on CNN. His advise to me...come in at the end of next week to get a replacement. I said Samsung said to power down immediately. He again said the replacement phones would be in at the end of next week.
He probably wasnt aware of the new CPSC getting involved.
I have a feeling Samsung was trying to get this done as quickly as possible and not get the CPSC involved.
But now that they are involved this can take a very very long time to resolve. IT would not surprise me at all if the Note 7 is scrapped all together. (at least in the US since other countries have different rules)
Are you serious they might scrap it?? So you don't see anyone getting replacements anytime soon?
Looks like those replacement units won't be making it in by the carrier deadline. I'll just go ahead and return mine for a refund and begin researching new phone options. So much for my first Note. Never would've thought things would get this bad.
The amount of goodwill they would destroy by doing that would be immense. They already have a lot to make up for. Doing that would be such a slap in the face to all of us who they've already inconvenienced that I just can't fathom it. They are a massive corporation. I'm sure they can get this process expedited.Well that is my belief about it getting scrapped.
Samsung puts out new phones every 4 to 6 months. And with knowing how slow the CPSC is maybe Samsung will just say screw it and go to the S8 in March.
I was just thinking the same thingAny chance the CPSC will force carriers to discontinue service to note 7s' until the issue is resolved?
Highly doubt that.Any chance the CPSC will force carriers to disconnect note 7s?
Any chance the CPSC will force carriers to disconnect note 7s?
You could still use the phone on wifiAny chance the CPSC will force carriers to disconnect note 7s?
stopped at my local store was told next week, given a card to call and double check