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pherson you know I love you bud but I gotta disagree. I believe because of the recall, any damage to the device is not charged back to the customer. I mean it could (as @weth says, because it got hot) or something like that. They're going to dispose of the product anyways so there is no point in charging for damage. The device is useless regardless if they try to get a replacement or not.
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I personally don't see that being the case IMO. But I will never be with the OP to see if they get a refund or not so.....
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SWITCH.04 Can you let us know if you actually get a refund?
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With visible proof?
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Agreed.
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Will do!
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Thanks Switch!
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We're sorry to hear about everything you've gone through with the Note 7 and the recall. We definitely want you to feel confident that your Note 7 concerns will be handled properly. Let's gather more information. Are you planning to keep your current Note 7 or did you already return it to Verizon Wireless?
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