T-Mobile

I have been trying to get an S3 replaced, under warranty, from +T-Mobile.

My Samsung S3, which I use a lot and have always taken very good care of, refused to boot.  I was shipped a replacement by T-Mobile (at my expense, $20), but the replacement, a clearly, and not lightly, used phone, had a camera lens so badly scratched up that it was impossible to take a photo in focus.  The camera is critical to me, it's how I create the pocketwatch photos you see in my Google+ stream here.

T-Mobile agreed to send me a second replacement, which arrived yesterday.  I don't know if the second replacement was a working phone, but one thing was immediately obvious; it was not an S3.  It was some smaller Samsung model.  Completely different...

I called T-Mobile immediately.  They are sending a third replacement.  And no doubt billing me for their error, I forgot to ask about that.










Here's my original post with an example photo from the first replacement, which I am still using as a phone.  I just can't take photos with it...

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JeffSexton/posts/aCJLVaacmsc

I will say this, it's pretty easy to call T-Mobile.  There seems to be little wait, there's a real person to take to, and they don't routinely hang up on you.

Thomas Pynchon

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