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Blaze band scam

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‎12-15-2017 18:11 - edited ‎12-15-2017 18:21

‎12-15-2017 18:11 - edited ‎12-15-2017 18:21


I am about to replace a second broken band since purchasing my blaze in September 2016. There is no reason for these bands to break. I don't play sports. I don't work construction. I'm not rough on my blaze. At this point I feel they are made to fall apart. I feel like I'm being taken advantage of and am regretting my decision to purchase a Fitbit.

 

 

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‎12-15-2017 21:08

‎12-15-2017 21:08

Are you wearing it to tight?

 

I have many bands and switch them off. I have never had this problem

 

If your band is in warranty contact support

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‎12-16-2017 10:47

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‎12-16-2017 10:47

@WendyB wrote:

Are you wearing it to tight?

 

I have many bands and switch them off. I have never had this problem

 

If your band is in warranty contact support

Thanks for your reply.

 

No, I don't it to wear it too tight. I don't think "wearing it too tight" is a good reason for a watch to fall apart even if I did.

 

I've contacted customer support and I am waiting for reply. 

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