I got a $200 gift card from target for my $50 trade in and I sure won't be giving them the money back. And I won't be giving them the $100 gift card back or the SD card (that I sold on eBay) either.
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I got a $200 gift card from target for my $50 trade in and I sure won't be giving them the money back. And I won't be giving them the $100 gift card back or the SD card (that I sold on eBay) either.
Kinda I spose. Theyll just force you to keep a phone you didnt want if you damage it at all. I know from experience how easy the s7 and s7 edge scratch. You couldnt pay me to take that chance.
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That's fine if they keep the traded phone, but I'd like my money I paid. Lol I'm more than likely still going to get the 7 back. I was just wondering how they would handle that situation.
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Nothing a big company does is by accident. This is deliberate. They are perfectly capable of direct shipping exchanges. Everyone from Apple to HTC (yes, HTC and godawful digital river) can do this. Completely inexcusable.
Nothing a big company does is by accident. This is deliberate. They are perfectly capable of direct shipping exchanges. Everyone from Apple to HTC (yes, HTC and godawful digital river) can do this. Completely inexcusable.
You wont get any money back except the taxes you paid. You will get your upgrade eligibility back. So basically you traded your phone and paid to have an upgrade. You wont be out anything in the end.
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Time to get in touch with my contact. He was able to get me this one when only 5 shipped, 2 of which were black. I'd like to risk keeping mine til the new shipment. If he can't help me out, I'll dust off my N4, unlock it and keep it moving.
Last night I charged before bed and turned it off overnight. Obviously not advising others to do the same ;-)
Last night I charged before bed and turned it off overnight. Obviously not advising others to do the same ;-)
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I'd rather do the same.
The hassle of getting a replacement s7/s7e phone or returning to wait until a new Note7 arrive. It would be better to take one trip.. one exchange and be done with it.
I do have a spare phone I can use in the meantime.
My N7 has a small crack in it. Plus I'm going to the Active and staying on the Active. I'll use my company phone's upgrade later this year to get the re-released N7.
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Before you go to the Active you should read through the Active forum. Weve been having nothing but problems with them. From screens magically cracking, smudge stains on the screens, water resistance issues and screens being easily scratched due to the shatter shield coating. Im on my 4th.
I would suggest you go to the S7 Active forum before making that decision.
The problem with the S7 is not getting handled like the Note 7. It is a fight.
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Thanks, Kelly. Sounds like your trying to ease concerns.
I agree with you, we have seen Samsung's news report. Now let's all try an stay calm and give Samsung and the carriers time to replace the phones and know exactly how it will be handled.
After all, this just happened, Samsung has said what they plan. We need to give them time to do what they said.
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I'm wondering the same thing.
Not that mine is getting hot, so far. Lol
Is there even a way, since the fast charge charger came with the phone.
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Maybe 1 or 2 stores do but the majority are order only. I thought about going that route also but I need wifi calling.
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