Can this 59.99 warrenty be used for the Samsung galaxy s3 ($150)?
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You can use it for any phone you want. But, you will get whichever is LESS...the price you paid for your phone, or the amount payable under the policy, minus the $99 deductible.
1869716
Yes...make sure to keep your order form and box BC these are refurbished phones and they will adventurly go out or something. Amazon don't like bad responses so you night not get this message they may delete it.but that's how it is
2021657
The SGH-T139 is warrantied by Samsung for 1 year for handset and 1 year for battery. If you want to use the manufacturers warranty, you will call 1-888-987-4357 to speak with Samsung and request an RMA and loosely see if it seems covered by warranty terms. If it seems so, they will ask you for your email or home address and send you both the RMA number (return authorization) and a prepaid UPS label. You will pack the phone (if it is the phone for sure, you will not include the battery) and bring it to UPS / UPS authorized shipping centers and drop it off for shipping. The adressee will be their Samsung technicians in Plano, TX if in the USA. The techs will receive and test the phone carefully seeing you didn't cause the damage by water, dropping, etc., and to further verify it is in fact their fault. If it is, they will repair it and send it back to you at no cost to you. If they determine it is your fault, even partially (such as you get humidity in your phone-your fault- plus it had a defective display beforehand-their fault), then they will email you the fees and a way to pay. You will need to pay, if your are on the hook, at least all the postage and probably diagnosos too even if you decide it is not worth repairing, so if it is anything but a clear cut case of defect, you will learn it simply isn't worth returning and probably forget about it (and they won't return it without postage). There is usually a (strict!) 30 day no questions asked requirement by law that the phone can be returned in the original unused condition to the original seller. Personal experience if it isn't T-Mobile or Amazon.com sold and shipped directly (not marketplace sellers, but rather *direct from Amazon.com*), it is a situation you want to not bother and chock up to learning as third parties can make this process miserable with their red tape and sometimes impossible demands.
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If you buy the S3 in the US, no problem, but if you buy it in the US and you travel back in your country out I think you have no warranty. BUT it is a very reliable product.
622434
That is correct. I ordered this phone and just went through the process with it. Samsung said that there is absolutely no warranty or support for it at all in the U.S.
601574
I would think this battery would work for any Samsung Galaxy S3. I don't think it goes by your provider. This actual battery came with the phone and it works great! Stores were asking $ 29.99 to $ 49.99
389337
assuming all galaxy s3 are the same regardless of carrier , it should be yes. I'm on verizon and there were no problems with my Galaxy S3
1852097
There is no warranty and it is a limited edition s4. I bought mine and the screen broke a month later, no one would fix the screen because no one can find the parts. 500 dollars isn't worth the headaches this phone will give you
346083
sorry no you just get the 60 days with us. if a phone is defective or going to break it should happen in the 1st 30 days so if your phone is fine for 60 it should last a long time
2138433
We would have to agree with Ron M...however if you want to make sure you are in the guidelines of your warranty it would be best to call Samsung.
585299
I would like to buy this phone, but I can't find information on warranty which is ridiculous
1098173
To the best of my knowledge, the warranty covers everything except theft or loss. I ran over my GS3 and they replaced it, and I know they cover hardware issues and minor damages as well.
109079
Hmm...I bought it through Visa. I suppose I don't get the same coverage?Honestly, I have to lean towards your stance. $500 is a LOT, and I hope since Samsung is a top-tier company, problems after year 1 will be fairly minimal....
1219684
NO. If it was as easy as it looks every professional repair shop would be repairing these phones at a lower cost and making more money. This entire sale is a scam. They know a major percentage of you won't return the kit due to cost and trouble. You really need to use your brain when buying something like this garbage.
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You would need one that includes the digitizer. Just do a search on amazon "samsung galaxy s3 digitizer" and one should show up. I have never attempted replacing the digitizer so I can't say how hard or easy it is. At the 130.00 price it might be better to consider having someone do it at a repair shop. I found a used S3 for 200.00 so if the price gets close to that I wouldn't do it.
48935
yes...i have one i will sell you for $5 plus shipping. I used it twice before I upgraded to S5...Dar1taylor@embarqmail.com
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Yes as Ceasar Z. said, it works for any Samsung Galaxy S3. The carrier makes no difference. If the screen is working the digitizer is fine; however you can damage and scratch the digitizer if you are not careful when removing the broken glass. I replaced the glass on mine and I had no prior experience at doing anything like this. I did make a small scratch in my digitizer while removing glass but it was not noticeable when I put the new glass on. They use LOCA (Liquid Optically Clear Adhesive)between the glass and digitizer so the first time is way more difficult as you need heat to separate the glass and digitizer. Do yourself a favor and buy a cheap heat gun instead of trying the hairdryer (I had to buy it at a local store so was about $20. would have been cheaper online). I paid about $13. online for an infrared thermometer so I would not over heat the digitizer. Even with the purchase of the heat gun and infrared thermometer it was still a lot cheaper. Where I live they wanted almost the price of a new phone to replace the glass so I figured I didn't have anything to lose if I wasn't successful. You need to figure the cost for your location to have it done (if I could have found someone to do it for say $50 bucks I would have paid to have it done). I watched a bunch of You Tube videos first and took my time. Like I said the first time I tried to use a hairdryer and it did not heat my glass hot enough to separate the glass. I also spent $1. on razor blades which I am not recommending to anyone else as they are dangerous (or in other words use at your own risk). however I used them because my glass was VERY shattered at the top of the phone. Hope this helps a little. Good luck!