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Well, since you didn't steal it why would they disable it? But if you bought it off the back of some guys truck would you honestly expect it to work?
by anonuser123456 5y ago
Well, since you didn't steal it why would they disable it?
But if you bought it off the back of some guys truck would you honestly expect it to work?
- Ensorceled 5y agoFrom the parent: > "Should a customer’s TV be incorrectly blocked, the functionality can be reinstated once proof of purchase and a valid TV license is shared to serv.manager@samsung.com or click here for more information" I don't know why they would block me, but apparently it is something they've created a process for, a process I wouldn't be able to participate in.
- rad_gruchalski 5y agoBut they wouldn't. You have a 10 year old Sony TV. This is Samsung.
- Ensorceled 5y agoMy point is that, I don't have proof of purchase for my 10 year old Sony. I would presume this also applies to Samsung customers.