- Apr 25, 2017
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I am making this post to get everyone's stories, good or bad, about Samsung's support.
For me it is bad, terrible as a matter of fact. I have had a few issues since getting the phone and the only somewhat helpful solution was to send the phone back to them to be serviced, this would take nearly two weeks to get done. Without another phone to use I could not do this, as it is my only phone. I contacted Sprint (my carrier) and they did not have a loaner or rental phone to use in the interim. Since it is a minor issue with the phone I let it go.
I am having issues connecting my cell phone to my computer (I believe this is my system's fault) but the best answer they gave me was to download the drivers and just connect my phone. Thanks for the brilliant help.
I now have the Gear 360, thanks to the current promotion. So I downloaded the Action Director program to access and edit my camera and videos. Well this program needs an activation code, which did not come in the box with the camera. I called Samsung support the person gave me a code to try and when I put it in I got an error saying the code was used too many times. I was told my ticket would be put to the next level team. Which I just got an email response, this was just directing me to their Gear 360 page telling me to plug in my camera and I can just access the camera through Action Director. I now need to call them back and get more help.
I try to be civil in these kinds of situations, as I know it is not always the person you interact with that has the power or knowledge to help me out. But to send the ticket up the ladder and still get a useless answer is enough. Now it's time to talk to a supervisor, someone with power and knowledge and get this all sorted out.
If I cannot get at least one of my issues sorted out I am done with Samsung. No more tv's no more recommendations to friends and family. LG has some great deals and products I think I will go to them next.
For me it is bad, terrible as a matter of fact. I have had a few issues since getting the phone and the only somewhat helpful solution was to send the phone back to them to be serviced, this would take nearly two weeks to get done. Without another phone to use I could not do this, as it is my only phone. I contacted Sprint (my carrier) and they did not have a loaner or rental phone to use in the interim. Since it is a minor issue with the phone I let it go.
I am having issues connecting my cell phone to my computer (I believe this is my system's fault) but the best answer they gave me was to download the drivers and just connect my phone. Thanks for the brilliant help.
I now have the Gear 360, thanks to the current promotion. So I downloaded the Action Director program to access and edit my camera and videos. Well this program needs an activation code, which did not come in the box with the camera. I called Samsung support the person gave me a code to try and when I put it in I got an error saying the code was used too many times. I was told my ticket would be put to the next level team. Which I just got an email response, this was just directing me to their Gear 360 page telling me to plug in my camera and I can just access the camera through Action Director. I now need to call them back and get more help.
I try to be civil in these kinds of situations, as I know it is not always the person you interact with that has the power or knowledge to help me out. But to send the ticket up the ladder and still get a useless answer is enough. Now it's time to talk to a supervisor, someone with power and knowledge and get this all sorted out.
If I cannot get at least one of my issues sorted out I am done with Samsung. No more tv's no more recommendations to friends and family. LG has some great deals and products I think I will go to them next.