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Trade-In Program

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‎01-27-2016 17:21 - last edited on ‎01-27-2016 17:24 by Moderator Alum

‎01-27-2016 17:21 - last edited on ‎01-27-2016 17:24 by Moderator Alum

Can you trade a surge for the blaze

 

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‎07-23-2019 18:38

In response to Stacie85

‎07-23-2019 18:38

FITBIT will go out of business before they institute a trade in or trade up program 

With all the competition these days you would think FITBIT would have better customer service

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‎07-23-2019 20:42 - last edited on ‎11-07-2019 19:00 by

In response to Cosmo003

‎07-23-2019 20:42 - last edited on ‎11-07-2019 19:00 by

I have already left the fitbit universe. I now own an apple watch which compliments my iPhone well. I still have my fitbit, but it’s in a drawer with a dead battery after about a year of use.

Sent from my iPhone

 

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‎09-11-2020 10:29 - edited ‎09-11-2020 10:41

In response to Moorepheus

‎09-11-2020 10:29 - edited ‎09-11-2020 10:41

 

 

 

 

 

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‎09-11-2020 10:40

In response to Moorepheus

‎09-11-2020 10:40

Sad Fitbit operates this way. Planned obsolescence is expected. Being unable to change the battery forcing the user to buy a new device is just wrong. It's a bad business practice in my opinion. Since they do that one would think Fitbit would at least offer a trade in program. 

It also seems some original functionality is now offered only with a subscription. I used to get my sleep data quickly after awakening.  It seems it takes a couple days now if you don't pay for the subscription.

    I guess I'll get my old Samsung out and get a new Samsung. They DO offer a trade-in program.

 

 

 

 

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