02-09-2016 11:56 - edited 20-02-2017 10:48
02-09-2016 11:56 - edited 20-02-2017 10:48
27th February 2017 Update
Hi Everyone. This week we will be posting letters out to any customers who have not yet made arrangements with us to return their Samsung Note7 devices. If for any reason you misplace or do not receive it for whatever reason, here's a copy:
We’ll soon block the Note7 from our network. It’s important that you get in touch today and we’ll get you back on track with a new device.
We’ll make switching to a different device simple, and give you £100 off the upfront cost. Or, if you prefer, we’ll cancel your Airtime Plan. Either way, we’ll cancel and refund your Device Plan.
Is your Samsung Note7 insured with us? We’ll also cancel your policy and refund your premium.
Simply back up your Note7, turn it off and call our hotline 0344 809 0202 or 202 free from an O2 mobile. Need a hand backing it up? Chat to an O2 Guru online.
For more details, visit http://o2.uk/Note7Update.
If you’ve already called us, please ignore this letter.
30th January 2017 Update
Hello everyone,
Samsung have notified us of their plans to release a new mandatory software update that will limit Note 7 devices to a 0% charge, effectively eliminating its ability to function as a mobile device. This software update is expected to be pushed out tomorrow, 31st January, so if you are still using this device (which we don't recommend for your safety) please take any necessary steps to back up any important data while you can.
Why are you doing this?
To be transparent and clear, this is Samsung’s decision and is European-wide. This is a further step in Samsung looking to retrieve as many devices as possible so as to ensure customer safety.
I'm still using my Note 7 - what now?
Once your device downloads the mandatory update it will cease to charge. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and we want to make transitioning to another device as easy as possible. If you are affected by this, please contact us as soon as is convenient on 0344 809 0202. We will also be in touch in the coming days by email and letter with more details, including how to change to another device and return your Note 7 to us if not yet done so.
I've already returned my Note 7 - what does this mean to me?
If you've already returned your Note 7 to us, there's nothing further you need to do. If you're in this position, we anticipate you'll already have switched to an alternative device. If this isn’t the case though, we’d recommend you speak to us as soon as you’re able to on 0344 809 0202.
on 02-09-2016 20:41
on 02-09-2016 20:41
on 02-09-2016 21:57
on 02-09-2016 21:57
Hi guys,
As promised, we wanted to update you as and when we had more info to share on the situation. To clear things up for people around what options are available:
We want to assure everyone we are also contacting all customers pro-actively that have received their Note7's from us to advise on all options available to them. Due to unprecedented pre-order demand, it may take us a couple of days to reach everyone but we’ll do all we can to contact you ASAP.
on 02-09-2016 22:06
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on 03-09-2016 01:21
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on 03-09-2016 07:31
on 03-09-2016 07:31
@Anonymous wrote:
...and what about people who don't want another device or to cancel, but already have the Note 7? Or is it just a case of waiting for a call?
Samsung have made it clear they will be recalling all Note 7's. For the UK this statement has been issued
(which suggests you need to contact Samsung directly. They will advise you further...
In the UK, Samsung halted sales before the Note 7's street date of September 2. Some British networks were running promotional deals where pre-order customers could get devices early, and so some are already in the wild and will need to be replaced. For more information, Samsung directs UK customers to its customer service line at 0330 7261000.
http://www.androidcentral.com/has-my-galaxy-note-7-been-recalled
Veritas Numquam Perit
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