'We have investigated ourselves and have found no wrong doing.'
aramova
joined 1 year ago
That would be the best timeline.
Stop bragging about your sensible consumer laws, and legal vacation requirements, great train system and generally universal health care.
They still mad that they didn't change their hurricane report when Trump redrew it with a Sharpie.
And they say Not a Cult....
Riiight
That's not useful for me when I want a 6.35mm size though. We need more granularity!
Came here to say this. Companies send refurbished devices out, they usually make it really clear that you should wipe your device and not expect to get data back exactly because once they receive the device and verify its condition within reason, they send a replacement. Nintendo, Apple, Pixel, Samsung have all done it to me.
Pixel is doing this because they can't send someone else a phone with a non-oem part. If they do in the US they take liability if it's a cheap Alibaba knockoff that does something stupid like make the battery explode. As screwed up as the US laws are, it's difficult to fault them for CYA.
Bottom line is, if the phone has a non-oem part they can't vouch for it, so they need to put your phone in the queue to get fixed is how it reads to me.
The entire credit bureau system is so goddamn shady.