In one my previous post, I stated it that Samsung has officially stopped the production and sales of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 after the unsuccessful recall. And I also let you guys know that the company has sent out fireproof box and also ordered every customer in possession of the Galaxy Note 7 to turn it phone and return it to where they got it from for either a full refund or an exchange for another Samsung smartphone.

But it seems the recall was not going as planned as the turn out seems to be very low. So now Samsung is announcing that it will give $100 in credit at “Carrier or retail outlets” to those customers who replaced their Galaxy Note 7 with any other “Samsung” Phone. And if any user chooses to buy another smartphone from a different brand then they will still be credited $25.

Before now, the company gives $25 credit to any one who returns the Note 7 for another Samsung smartphone. But since the turn out wasn't high, they decided to increase it from $25 to $100. What makes this more interesting is that, even if you initially collected the $25 credit from your retailer or carrier, you can still go ahead and claim the additional $75.

According to a statement by Samsung’s president and CEO Tim Baxter, “We appreciate the patience of our consumers, carrier and retail partners for carrying the burden during these challenging times, We are committed to doing everything we can to make this right”

So what do you guys think?. Personally, I will advice anyone that's still in possession of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 to take this opportunity and return the device as fast as possible and be on the safer side.

http://www.yomitech.com/2016/10/samsung-now-gives-100-credit-if-you.html

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