Use code "FEAST" to get this price. Plus a possible 2% cashback with Quidco.
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crowngate
13 Sep 17#51
received yesterday and works fine in the UK.
ashtad
12 Sep 17#50
It's now £478.... I'm not clued up on this but will these phones work with all uk network 3G and 4G bands..... And also is there no warranty on this one listed. It's a bloody good price :thinking: Thanks guys
Bardak
31 Aug 17#35
For 20£ more you can buy it from amazon.it? unlocked with warranty...plus it's amazon.
It's the single SIM version from Amazon.it unlike this one, which is dual SIM
Bardak to wakaru
31 Aug 17#40
Dual sim is rubbish for me, but this is my opinion
ALBO4EVER to Bardak
31 Aug 17#38
Thats not from amazon itself. 3rd party seller
Bardak to ALBO4EVER
31 Aug 17#39
You still have amazon to cover your back if something goes wrong
johnwillowlfc to Bardak
31 Aug 17#41
Only for the first 3 months under the A-Z guarantee, after that your on your own
kjfrazer to johnwillowlfc
31 Aug 17#42
6 months isn't it? Pay by credit card and they'll have your back too.
johnwillowlfc to kjfrazer
31 Aug 17#44
Yes Section 75 may cover you but after 6 months of ownership it is the customer who has to prove to the credit card company that the phone was not provided with a fault present at the time of purchase as warranties typically only cover manufacturing defects. Also to answer your question on the A-Z guarantee its 90 days after delivery to file a claim amazon.co.uk/gp/…730
Edit to above: Section 75 does not cover Amazon Marketplace purchases as there is no direct link between the Creditor and the Supplier and there has to be for a S75 claim to be established as Amazon are not the suppliers of the products.
kjfrazer to johnwillowlfc
1 Sep 17#49
Cheers John.
danflorin3
31 Aug 17#19
I rather pay 535£ 24 months with 0% interest directly. And trade in a 20£iphone 4 from ebay
Locknloadharry to danflorin3
31 Aug 17#48
Dafuq?
ame2418
31 Aug 17#47
Looking at the reviews for eglobal, this company should really be banned from hukd!
FireOnAWire
31 Aug 17#46
An eglobal deal has actually gone hot. What is this madness :grin:
jasee to FireOnAWire
31 Aug 17#8
Just common sense prevailing I think, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't :wink: PS Bought several 200 plus phones from them, no import duties etc, no problems. Well over three months now! UK model etc (always the same questions) When I see stuff advertised here, I often compare it with Eglobal, where it usually is cheaper but no point in advertising it here as the doubters will immediately try and vote it cold
crazyp to jasee
31 Aug 17#25
I've bought from eglobal before, had no issues.
But it is usually NOT UK stock. The FD model / dual sim model is not a UK SKU and most likely Samsung will not cover it in the UK warranty procedures.
brooklynbrawler
31 Aug 17#26
Noone has actually explained how to get the handset for the price listed. It should be listed at £495.99 as the £10 discount code 'FEAST' off of a stock price of £505.99 does not equal £484.99.
raviab to brooklynbrawler
31 Aug 17#27
Maybe it included the 2% quidco cashback?
brooklynbrawler to raviab
31 Aug 17#29
Is there not a rule that cashback amounts are not guaranteed and should not be included in the price stated on HUKD threads? Even the OP says 'possible 2% quidco'.
2% of 495.99 is £9.91, taking the total to £486.08 in any case.
spannerzone to brooklynbrawler
31 Aug 17#45
I can't see the post from Noone explaining this. Any idea where his post went of does no one know?
4567234
31 Aug 17#43
what are the disadvantages of a dual SIM compared to single SIM (apart from being potentially more expensive)?! Can't you just put one SIM in a dual SIM phone?
crowngate
31 Aug 17#37
I have taken the plunge, wanted a dual sim and an S8. It's annoying they don't do dual sim in uk versions but guessing carriers blocked that one.
minted83
31 Aug 17#6
Anyone know if this is an EU model? Samsung won't honour warranty with devices from UAE, Hong Kong, etc.
imiy to minted83
31 Aug 17#17
Its definitely gonna be non EU Spec. So no warranty with Samsung but will be honoured by the retailer.
wildecat to imiy
31 Aug 17#20
Mmmm buy flight to Hong Kong (for the repair) or chuck in the bin? Which will be cheaper - definitely a toss up :thinking:
soldierboy001 to minted83
31 Aug 17#23
Your first port of call with any warranty issue is with the seller, they will then take it up with the relevant Samsung service centre for the area that it was supplied from. This is not to say that you will get satisfaction from Samsung as they have several carefully worded responses that enable them to void the warranty, such as water ingress, unauthorised removal of a part. Having said that I have never had a problem with a Samsung phone or smart watch.
wildecat to soldierboy001
31 Aug 17#34
The seller is in Hong Kong. Samsung UK won't entertain a warranty claim on a non-European model. Might as well buy a Xiaomi or something.
ckcrunch
31 Aug 17#33
For what it's worth, one of my phones developed a defect after I purchased from eglobal. It was an LG phone and it was not UK stock (I believe it was TW stock). Eglobal provided an UK address for me to post the phone back. It took a long time (about a month), as I presume they had to ship it back to Asia to get it serviced, but eventually I got my repaired phone back. Throughout the process they have a web ticket tracker where you can inquire them about the repair status and they usually responded within a day.
So there is a vendor warranty, but be prepared for it to take a long time if a fault does develop, but I cannot fault them as they delivered what they promised in the end. The only cost I had to pay was the postage cost to the UK address.
Can anyone advise whether its best to use Paypal or A credit card if people are considering using this company? There appears to be a high chance that you'll need some form of consumer protection provided by either mechanism.
THFC
30 Aug 17#1
Does anyone know whether you would have to pay import VAT on goods from eglobal? If you have to add extra 20% on top of the listed price then you can defo get it cheaper elsewhere.
Syedar to THFC
30 Aug 17#2
No.. me and my friends bought 4 phones from them so far. We never had to pay import VAT or any thing else...
Publix to THFC
30 Aug 17#4
"17. Import, VAT & Customs
17.1 To simplify the process of buying internationally, eglobal central choose to handle the process of custom clearance for customers. By purchasing products through eglobal central, you authorise eglobal central to make arrangements for clearance of customs on your behalf for the products in your order. As importing products from overseas can be a hassle for most of our customers, we organise this process for you. We then provide you with fast local shipping to deliver the goods to your door. As a result, prices shown on this website are the final total you have to pay to have the order delivered to your door, without any hidden charges and customs delay.
17.2 After 3 month of receiving the goods and clearing customs, eGlobal Central will not be held responsible for any custom related fees."
I can confirm that no Samsung warranty will apply to this and you will need to speak to the suppliers to resolve if you have a problem. i know this as I deal with chargeback claims were many people have fallen victim to this and Samsung have told them to go away. i personally think its not worth the risk, but on the other hand you do get it cheaper buying from abroad
brawn279
31 Aug 17#13
It is dual sim active....
peter1969uk to brawn279
31 Aug 17#24
Dual standby according to the specification list.
kudos1uk
31 Aug 17#7
Is it duel active or duel standby sims?
peter1969uk to kudos1uk
31 Aug 17#11
Your question is answered by clicking the link, and reading the specification list.
peter1969uk to peter1969uk
31 Aug 17#12
Thanks,
it wasn't that, I hadn't realised it was automatically selecting insured delivery. Which has an additional charge.
soldierboy001 to kudos1uk
31 Aug 17#22
There is no fighting involved so no duel to fight.
Hopefulgirl123
31 Aug 17#21
How would the warranty work on this?
brooklynbrawler
31 Aug 17#18
For me, it is coming up as £505.99. 'FEAST' is taking £10 off the total to make it £495.99. Am I missing something?
Where is the extra £11 coming off? I removed the expensive shipping option so its not this.
danflorin3
31 Aug 17#16
Warranty???
bilbob
31 Aug 17#15
So to be clear, there's no warrant y on this, right?
philjstephenson
31 Aug 17#14
heck of a lot of cash to risk if you ask me....
peter1969uk
31 Aug 17#9
Now £505.99.
Bendown to peter1969uk
31 Aug 17#10
Use FEAST to get this price
FlappyPappy
30 Aug 17#5
My G6 arrived fine, in six days. DPD delivered as well. No import charges for me.
Publix
30 Aug 17#3
My friends and I are thinking of buying this. :wink:
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Plus a possible 2% cashback with Quidco.
Latest comments (51)
Thanks guys
unlocked with warranty...plus it's amazon.
amazon.it/Sam…h=1
Edit to above: Section 75 does not cover Amazon Marketplace purchases as there is no direct link between the Creditor and the Supplier and there has to be for a S75 claim to be established as Amazon are not the suppliers of the products.
What is this madness :grin:
PS Bought several 200 plus phones from them, no import duties etc, no problems. Well over three months now! UK model etc (always the same questions)
When I see stuff advertised here, I often compare it with Eglobal, where it usually is cheaper but no point in advertising it here as the doubters will immediately try and vote it cold
But it is usually NOT UK stock. The FD model / dual sim model is not a UK SKU and most likely Samsung will not cover it in the UK warranty procedures.
It should be listed at £495.99 as the £10 discount code 'FEAST' off of a stock price of £505.99 does not equal £484.99.
2% of 495.99 is £9.91, taking the total to £486.08 in any case.
Samsung won't honour warranty with devices from UAE, Hong Kong, etc.
So no warranty with Samsung but will be honoured by the retailer.
Which will be cheaper - definitely a toss up :thinking:
Having said that I have never had a problem with a Samsung phone or smart watch.
Samsung UK won't entertain a warranty claim on a non-European model.
Might as well buy a Xiaomi or something.
So there is a vendor warranty, but be prepared for it to take a long time if a fault does develop, but I cannot fault them as they delivered what they promised in the end. The only cost I had to pay was the postage cost to the UK address.
Can anyone advise whether its best to use Paypal or A credit card if people are considering using this company? There appears to be a high chance that you'll need some form of consumer protection provided by either mechanism.
it wasn't that, I hadn't realised it was automatically selecting insured delivery. Which has an additional charge.
'FEAST' is taking £10 off the total to make it £495.99.
Am I missing something?
Where is the extra £11 coming off?
I removed the expensive shipping option so its not this.