I am continuing to use my Note 7 as normal as only a small percentage of phones are affected by that one supplier of battery and my understanding is that Malaysia SME sets battery are not from that supplier.  When I fly,  I just follow instructions not to power on or charge.  Will exchange for new unit on September 29.

Nice packages...

Went to Samsung store today. Glass protector priced at rm109

Bro, i got conned too. I went back to the store (Mines) with the receipt and ask they why they charge me rm100 for the SP. They gave me a lame excuse that the staff wasn't aware of the price. They actually refund me and they owe me 1 SP. You should go back to the store and challenge them.

Still using it. Without a case. And it feels so good to use it without protection

The worst thing I told them that original Samsung SP should be only rm39 for two pieces, they twisted the fact that they don't carry it and the different brand they sell is RM149... What a liar out there! It is better someone bring them for profiteering case and punish them with hefty bill.

This piece...

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Ya. When I was thinking about this, I suddenly realized. In these days, we saw so many explosion news here and there all around the world. People said those are so bad and negative, and those news are ruining the brand and image, etc. But do you all realize, why those explosion cases keep coming in, and it's still hapenning until this day? The answer is very simple! It's because at this very moment, there's still got many users who ignored Samsung's warning and they are still using Note 7. As simple as that.

Samsung did recall the faulty units, Samsung did post the warning, apologizing, refunds, exchange, compensations, etc. We should applause for the gesture. But they forgot one thing that they have no power to stop and avoid. The most important thing! The human nature. Some people said they won't be afraid of it. Some said it won't happen so easily. Everyone has their very own reason. But at the end, if it really happen, who would be blamed? of course the victim would not blame themselves. Instead, they would blame Samsung. That's the human nature.

If ALL users stop using Note 7 and return the faulty units, one, it will keep you safe, two, the explosion news would stop immediately and Samsung's image is safe. Isn't this a win-win situation?

That is what I want to say too.

Like me without any spare phone and my business need a higher spec Android phone so I will continue to using it, some more mine is working great and almost No Problem At All.

Some more as what I have mentioned before: There is NO EXPLOSION CASE IN Malaysia & Singapore.

So, YES store in 1U mentioned to me:
"Return your phone to us on the 29th, then we will contact you in October to get your new one"

Samsung store in 1U mentioned to me:
We are giving one year extra warranty, NOT the screen crack warranty for one year. If you want, you can top up to get the screen protection warranty on top of the extra one year warranty we give you.

Samsung Careline (via email):
Sent a request for clarification on the entire thing on 14/9
Got reply on 16/9 asking for details, replied immediately
No answer after that

YES care
Sent a request for clarification on the entire thing on 14/9
Just got a reply on 18/9 asking for my phone number.

/stress

Max2006 clearly have social sickness disorder

Need mod to help here pls, his sharing are way way too many and it's eye sores to me

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. 

Ok, I didn't thought of that.

But I still think it should be done by SME themselves rather than going back to respective vendors (Courts, Sen Heng and etc). At least the directions would be clear and no miscommunication in between.