09-16-2020
09:33
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09-16-2020
18:10
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SilviaFitbit
09-16-2020
09:33
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09-16-2020
18:10
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SilviaFitbit
Hi All,
I bought my fitbit ionic two and a half years ago. After 19 months the screen stopped working even though the watch was still functional. I was sent a replacement as it was under warranty and a few months later the exact same problem has occured. However, this time fitbit have said I am no longer under warranty.
As a minimum I would not the same issue to have occured so soon after I received a replacement, so either they they me a faulty replacement or there is something fundamentally wrong with the watch.
I'm looking to raise a formal complaint.
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09-16-2020
13:06
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09-16-2020
18:18
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SilviaFitbit
09-16-2020
13:06
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09-16-2020
18:18
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SilviaFitbit
I'm looking to raise a formal complaint.
So am I but there seems to be no formal complaint channel - im getting bounced between twitter support, no emails, Chat, and then I telephoned to be told they would pass to supervisor to contact by email but Ive not had that email.
Fitbit do not care once you are out of warranty
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09-16-2020 18:18
09-16-2020 18:18
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