on 13-02-2017 13:50
on 13-02-2017 13:50
Hi, I bought a new Galaxy J3 from O2 over 2 years, about five months ago. It failed in the first week, with the inner part of the touchscreen cracking.
After being told by the people in the store and the online help that I must have broken it (!), they replaced it with a new J3 after I stated I'd be very happy to let the County Court decide about iit.
Now, after a couple of months, the USB port developed a fault, then totally failed rendering the phone unchargeable. I cannot face the same hassle as I got from O2 last time so have bought a SIM-free Moto G4 from Amazon and will probably have to absorb the loss unless I can face the long hard road of complaining to O2, being accused of damaging it, and possible County Court case.
The moral of the story: Samsung J3 is the only new mobile phone I've had break in 20 years, and it's happened twice in a few months. Don't bother.
on 13-02-2017 13:56
Why not send it off to Samsung, at least you will get a true response rather than fighting it out with O2.
on 13-02-2017 13:57
on 13-02-2017 13:57
PS - It's also got 40 quid's worth of train tickets on it that I won't be able to use now. Just as the icing on the cake.
At least it hasn't burst into flames (yet) though eh?
on 13-02-2017 13:58
Sending it to Samsung is an option I suppose, but legal responsibility to me is with the retailer (O2). Thanks.
on 13-02-2017 14:09
on 13-02-2017 14:09
on 13-02-2017 14:46
on 13-02-2017 14:46
They will swap over you train tickets to the new handset, just call the company you bought the tickets from and they will walk you through it..
I have done this with my iPhone when it got replaced took 10minutes on the phone to the train company.