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02-07-2014 08:40 AM
02-07-2014 01:01 PM
02-07-2014 02:43 PM
No. Seriously, go to Samsung on this. It'll be quicker and you're more likely to get a satisfactory result. If time and the efficacy of the repair are less important than your statutory rights, keep complaining about Vodafone.
02-07-2014 02:47 PM
02-07-2014 02:51 PM
Hello hath_man
With such an expensive phone, its a shame you are did not take out insurance. You would have been able to put in a claim for water damage and would have been able to get a replacement.
Although expensive on a month to month basis insurance is something to consider.
Hope Samsung can help and you will be able to get the phone repaired.
02-07-2014 02:54 PM
02-07-2014 02:58 PM
I've already explained it to you. Every phone is checked for water ingression as a very first test. If the moisture strips have been activated then water has been in the device. This isn't a matter of opinion, it's a matter of fact and even if you cannot understand how that could have happened, it happened.
If they aren't activated then it hasn't happened and it won't be an issue.
02-07-2014 07:54 PM
02-07-2014 08:38 PM
02-07-2014 08:41 PM - edited 02-07-2014 08:44 PM
What removed post are you on about?? The one that I merged with your existing thread on the same issue.???
Take a look here
You can find all your posts by clicking on your username. Might I suggest that you get your facts right before casting aspertions.
And just a note, I will shortly be merging this new post with the existing your existing thread.
PWIAC