Bigcraig
Irmo,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, April 16, 2010
Yeah they need to build these cell phones much better, I dropped mine in the toilet for only a econd and it never worked again-they should be waterproof. Sidenote good thing it was the phone I instantly reached in and grabbed.
Than last year while coming into port on a cruise I was on the balcony and asked my wife for the cell phone to call for our ride home, she tossed it to me a little to hard and off the balcony into the water it went, there should be some king of instant deploying lanyard on these things in case they sense being tossed to far.
Or the one I lost at the store on a sunday night and feel it should have a way to auto shut it down from a remote location so no one finds it.
OP, I wonder if you think you can stand on a carton of eggs without any breaking as the carton should be designed to withstand a persons weight.
Cory
San Antonio,#3Consumer Comment
Fri, April 16, 2010
"I momentarily layed under by truck and must of rolled over a bit to put pressure on the phone". = "I sat on phone". You ought to get a job with the government.
Ron
Trenton,#4Author of original report
Thu, April 15, 2010
AT&T did resolve the dispute by crediting my phone bill to cover the cost of repair. I informed them that they helped renew my faith that, maybe they do care about their reputation. I do understand that some people will take advantage in these situations. Problem is that honest people could suffer the consequenses. I still am completely dissatisfied that Samsung sells such a fragile phone and they don't stand behind their product. I was told by Samsung to buy a hard holster. *****Thumbs up to AT&T***