The annual trade-in race
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Yes. If you go to your order page and click to print your trade-in shipping label it will be UPS.
No need to print it out though as they put one in the box of your new phone.
Rose4uKY
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So does go back to FedEx like normal. I know the phone's come UPS I've gotten watches FedEx I think but I've always returned stuff to FedEx for trade in as far as I can remember.
Rose4uKY
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Ok thanks! I just said to myself oh I'll check my label from Samsung on my account. It's always been Fed Ex.
Talderon
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If you drop it off at UPS, GET A RECEIPT!!!
I had a friend who dropped off their phone and the UPS Employee assumed it was an Amazon return and the phone got lost and never found. They were disqualified from the trade-in rebate, but, thankfully, they have a great rep with their carrier and they applied it anyway.
Lesson learned, make them scan the package and give you a receipt with the tracking number on it.
I had a friend who dropped off their phone and the UPS Employee assumed it was an Amazon return and the phone got lost and never found. They were disqualified from the trade-in rebate, but, thankfully, they have a great rep with their carrier and they applied it anyway.
Lesson learned, make them scan the package and give you a receipt with the tracking number on it.
UPS should have paid for that one. There's a shipping label on there for a reason. To top it off all Amazon would have had to do is ship it out again as it was prepaid or return to sender
Talderon
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Getting either UPS or Amazon to admit the mistake is near impossible. If he had made them scan it and hand him the receipt, that would have been different, but without any other information, then it was a fight, but he got it in the end, so that is what mattered to him.
azdmelani
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You beat me to it! Just about to make this thread as I'm ready to delete the phone and pack it up. A reminder to take video of your phone and you packing it up just in case
My S25U is in the hands of UPS already. I'll probably still wait forever for the trade-in accepted email.
azdmelani
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It's not very often, in fact this might be the first time I've gotten a phone with the first ones. So I'm taking advantage of the race and trying. I'll let you know in June when I get the trade in accepted email..
qnet
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I'm not trading at this time, but something I did seemed to change things. I always had issues trading in phones when I dropped them off at a local FedEx/Kinkos in my area (phone return boxes arriving empty, damaged, etc.). The attendants would ask me what I was sending back. I switched to dropping the phones off at a FedEx hub near my employer, and everything has gone smoothly since.
It could be just a coincidence, but I'm not taking any chances anymore.
It could be just a coincidence, but I'm not taking any chances anymore.
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