02-22-2020 10:34
02-22-2020 10:34
When sending in a support ticket, I strongly recommend asking for the warranty information first. You will only frustrate customers more by thanking them for their patience when they have indicated they have tried the suggested troubleshooting steps. Additionally, offering a discount on a new product to "restart the warranty period" is in no way enticing when a device dies right outside of its warranty period. Most people do not want to spend another $200 on a device that will not function right out of the warranty. It is this type of support that will lead to longtime customers like myself switching to cheaper fitness trackers.
03-16-2020
07:40
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03-16-2020
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MarreFitbit
@SACLAR04 A warm welcome to our Community! Sorry for the delay in my reply.
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