The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has officially been halted in production and in sale by Samsung itself, and every existing Galaxy Note 7 is to be returned immediately. Even the replacements and supposedly well-functioning Galaxy Note 7 smartphones are also ordered to be returned to the company.
If you own a Galaxy Note 7, it is probably high time to return it and avail the necessary rebates and perks of having to return that potentially dangerous phone. The first thing that you should do, though, is to turn the Galaxy Note 7 off to avoid problems with the potentially exploding battery.
For all you readers in the US, you can go to any major US cellular carrier and they will give you any phone in exchange for the Galaxy Note 7; not only that, you also get a $25 gift card or you can also opt for a refund, which normally comes around 10 days after returning the gadget.
For anyone who actually bought their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 from any Samsung store, all you need to do is dial 1-844-365-6197. Samsung will gladly replace the phone immediately or you get a refund, whichever floats your boat.
CNBC reports that some consumers were not ready to part ways with their Galaxy Note 7 because they do not seem to have a problem so far with the smartphone despite warnings from Samsung to not wait for the time that it catches fire, or it explodes.
Due to this recall, The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Samsung has already slashed their projected profits due to halting the production and sale of the smartphone that they expected would break boundaries in sales figures.
The public has already been issued warnings by the safety commission and the Federal Aviation Administration advising against the usage of the Galaxy Note 7. This incident will likely damage the reputation of Samsung in the long run which is unfortunate.
