Samsung is now saying they will remotely deactivate devices after September 30th.
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Hopefully they have stock enough to replace all of them by that time.Samsung is now saying they will remotely deactivate devices after September 30th.
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And they think their litigation would be less by not having the phone work? All the rest would work, wouldn't Carrier be the one to deactivate it? If they want to pay for my time to return their junk, I'll do it, but I'm not cheap...Samsung is now saying they will remotely deactivate devices after September 30th.
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I am hearing from other forums that it is not true. It was just copied from an untrusted source on Reddit.Samsung is now saying they will remotely deactivate devices after September 30th.
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You don't have to call anyone, as long as sim cards are same size just swap them between devices.Yes. Just swap the sim. Call the activation number and you're good. I've done this in the past when my local store had to ship me a new device due to mine being faulty and not having stock. Rode my old unit for a few days until the new one showed up.
Sorry @Preach2k , I didn't see that you had already posted this information when I posted it a couple posts below. Some might call that being ninja'd, but I was way late! Good detective work.
I have to believe what you've said as well. I don't think a phone manufacturer has the authority to deactivate any device they sold to a consumer. Once they release the product, they release all authority over it. Ownership is the law. Only a court could intervene and make such a decision.I am hearing from other forums that it is not true. It was just copied from an untrusted source on Reddit.