04-14-2024 09:07
04-14-2024 09:07
I just bought a Versa 4 sine my Versa 2 died. I had had it almost 4 years and loved it. I have been a Fitbit user for decades. Versa 4 and technical support have me so frustrated. I requested a merge of my old account but tech support deleted it. Forever. My android phone no longer syncs properly unless I sync by hand. I am not able to sync my wt scale as it worked previously as Fitbit no longer recognizes it so i have to input by hand. I no longer see my maps on Google maps to show distance and time. I have spoken to 3 different tech support specs and one nearly deleted all accounts until I told him to stop. I was able to fix the problem he was about to expand. Just venting as I no longer trust Fitbit tech support and will just use what I can after this $200 equipment dies.
04-14-2024 09:31 - edited 04-14-2024 09:34
04-14-2024 09:31 - edited 04-14-2024 09:34
Maybe I am missing something here, but there's no reason to get tech support to merge accounts when updating Fitbit models. If you just stay in the same Fitbit account and add the new watch, replacing the previous one, all the data is still there stored by your account with no respect to which tracker it came from. Many of us have had many Fitbit models, with data from all of them stored together in one account, as I would expect you would, having been a "Fitbit user for decades".
Did you shift to a different email/account ID? Try looking up your data on the fitbit.com dashboard?
04-14-2024 09:48
04-14-2024 09:48
04-14-2024 10:06
04-14-2024 10:06
I see. The old Google account struggle.
04-14-2024 17:04
04-14-2024 17:04
I have the exact issue! And it just happened. I can not figure out to fix it! I have also been a fitbit user for years!
04-14-2024 18:09
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04-14-2024 18:52
04-14-2024 18:52
@Bigir wrote:
I get more information from the forum. . . . I think there is better information from the forum than
calling the techs. . . .
Often the case. Think of all the years of experience here. And also, people here get to choose their cases, and ignore the ones they don't know know or don't want; unlike tech support where you are under pressure to answer whatever question comes your way right away, rather than here where we are free to think about things for hours before deciding whether we even want to try to answer. Of course, the downside here is trying to pick out real questions amid all the pseudo-questions that have no answer, such as 'why does the app keep getting worse?' or 'why has Google screwed everything up?' .
04-14-2024 19:00
04-14-2024 19:00
04-14-2024 19:48
04-14-2024 19:48
Of course even here you can't believe everything you read and have to be cautious.