Rob M.

I purchased a cell phone from ElectronicsForce.com a few years ago and had a great experience but my most recent phone I purchased turned out to be defective and ElectronicsForce.com has not backed their product by either repairing the phone, replacing or refunding the purchase price. I purchased a Samsung Galaxy Note 9+ 128k phone on 2/17/2022. It was delivered on 3/15/22. I first notified electronicsforice.com of the problems with the phone on 3/23/22. The S-pen was not recognized as connecting, and callers experience a disruptive echo when I speak with them. After many discussions with electronicsforce.com, I was told electronicsforce.com would not send me a new phone or refund my money. ElectronicsForce.com sells older model phones that are both new and refurbished, and my phone was sold to me as new, but the phone's warranty had expired on 6/28/21. While the phone was new, it was pre-activated on 6/28/20, and therefore, Samsung's one-year warranty had expired. This process of electronicsforce.com tyring to figure out what to do took months. My only option is for Electronicsforce.com to repair it. I filled out a repair ticket and sent the phone to the electronics force to be repaired on 6/6/22. I was told it was sent to Samsung for repair. I received the phone back on 9/3/22, and it is still broken. In fact, the S-pen was missing from the returned phone and the replacement Samsung-manufactured S-pen that I purchased does not stay in the phone. I have called the customer service line numerous times this month, and my calls roll over to their messaging service. I sense they have caller id and are hoping I stop calling. I sent an email last week and was told someone would call me this Monday, and no one called. I sent another email to them today, and there has been no response.