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------------------------------------- - h4mm3rsy - 12-15-2023
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RE: Samsung Galaxy watches - yeahbuddy112 - 12-16-2023
(12-15-2023, 11:28 PM)h4mm3rsy Wrote: Can Samsung watches be locked/blacklisted? I heard people saying iPhones can if Se'ed.Samsung can do that, there are workarounds to bypass this, but samsung can block samsung phones. Watches are more obescure, so I don't think they'll lock that.
RE: Samsung Galaxy watches - tharealmanu - 12-16-2023
i heard that samsung phone usually are subject to blacklist but idk about watches probably yes too then
RE: Samsung Galaxy watches - ExOP1tica - 12-17-2023
(12-16-2023, 06:44 PM)tharealmanu Wrote: samsung phone usually are subject to blacklist
I WIR'd my S23 Ultra and am yet to have any issues, this was with Amazon when the phone launched.
RE: Samsung Galaxy watches - yeahbuddy112 - 12-17-2023
(12-17-2023, 01:21 AM)ExOP1tica Wrote:lol the wir method actually works? First time heard a succeed of it while mothered always promoted it(12-16-2023, 06:44 PM)tharealmanu Wrote: samsung phone usually are subject to blacklist
I WIR'd my S23 Ultra and am yet to have any issues, this was with Amazon when the phone launched.
RE: Samsung Galaxy watches - ExOP1tica - 12-17-2023
(12-17-2023, 01:42 AM)yeahbuddy112 Wrote: wir method actually works?
WIR and sealed box are my preferred methods, I hit Amazon quite frequently - but I generally do make a lot of orders. I've had no issues whatsoever.
RE: Samsung Galaxy watches - Marlboro - 12-18-2023
Not sure about watches, I can confirm that Samsung is able to blacklist phones though, like said above, however even if SE'd/refunded they don't always do that.
To be more on the safe side, I always recommend SE'ing from retailers instead of manufacturers directly. Ofcourse it depends on the product, but most of the time they can't lock a product themselves and they have to reach out to the manufacturer, which they almost never do.