At least they give you a brand new one, not a refurbished unit. That's very good liao.

For sure, Samsung will have no problem at all in their motherland Korea bacause Samsung is one of the backbones of Korea's economy structure. They won't let it down so easily. Not at this moment.

But for the international market, that will be another story to tell.

CPSC To Investigate Other Samsung Phones As Well

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2016/09/cpsc-inve...samsung-phones/

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Good movememnt, bro. Juts to let you know that not only in here, Taiwanese users are also facing the same problem. Their replacement day is today. Various complaints shows up. Some of them are really ridiclous. For example, an owner was rejected on the exchange programme because he lost the manual book. really speechless.

Really scratching my head on this. Other than this, there's also one case which is totally blow my mind. Another Taiwanese user called SC and asked what if he lost the accesories? The SC guy answered him said they will take back the accessories from the new replacement unit box. For example, the phone you returned got no S-Pen, then they will take the S-pen out from the replcement unit before they give it to you. You want the S-Pen, you need to pay for it.

I guess eventhough Korea HQ already gave straight order on how to proceed the replacement programme, there are still got some people who are trying to take advantages from this.

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It seems logical. But then some people would complain because Korea HQ already claimed that you will get the replacement unit no matter what. I guess people expected that each country's Samsung branch would follow the same procedure. But at the end, every country have their own procedure.

Well, I guess it's all up to you all the owners. Any owner here want to write a complaint letter to Samsung Korea?

Ya. It supposed to be like that. But according to the Taiwanese owners who went to change their phone this morning, they said it's not the case. Some of them were rejected due to different reasons. Some of the reasosn do not make sense at all.

Latest report from the 1st explosion case in China. Report attached below (in mandarin)

ALT battery factory (The battery supplier of China's Note 7) released an official announcement today. Based on their early stage analysis, they claimed that the root cause has nothing to do with the battery. Based on the burn mark of the phone, they claimed that the heat source was not only coming from the battery iself, it might also caused by some other factors.


So ALT has spoken. They said it's not their responsibility. In other words, they kicked the ball back to Samsung.

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