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Re: Disconnecting FitBits

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‎12-17-2018 12:15

‎12-17-2018 12:15

My Blaze stopped working, Fitbit offered me a 25% discount on a new Fitbit, what a joke.  Thanks, but no thanks.

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‎02-26-2019 14:34

‎02-26-2019 14:34

If your Blaze is outside of the warranty period, leagally Fitbit does not have to offer you anything.

Yes like other companies, they could offer a repair service and charger 75% of the cost to repair the out dated tracker or offer a new tracker at 75% of the cost.

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