Britain's Royal Mail bans delivery of Samsung Galaxy Note 7s
Making it potentially difficult for many Britons to return the recalled devices
A customer tries out a Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Note 7 at the company's headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, October 10, 2016. PHOTO: REUTERS
Royal Mail Plc, operator of Britain's main postal service, said on Wednesday it had banned the delivery of Samsung Electronics Co's Galaxy Note 7 smartphones through its network for safety reasons, making it potentially difficult for many Britons to return the recalled devices.
Samsung sends customers fireproof boxes for Note 7 return
Samsung recalled about 2.5 million Note 7s last month after reports some had caught fire due to faulty lithium batteries, and the company said on Tuesday it would stop making the devices after fires were reported in replacement phones.
Samsung slashes profit estimate after Note 7 disaster
Royal Mail said the ban also applied to its Parcel force UK and international courier service.
Samsung China to recall all 190,984 Galaxy Note 7 phones sold in mainland China
The company said it would ask customers to detail the contents of their packages to ensure that hazardous items such as faulty lithium batteries were not transported.
Samsung sends customers fireproof boxes for Note 7 return
Samsung recalled about 2.5 million Note 7s last month after reports some had caught fire due to faulty lithium batteries, and the company said on Tuesday it would stop making the devices after fires were reported in replacement phones.
Samsung slashes profit estimate after Note 7 disaster
Royal Mail said the ban also applied to its Parcel force UK and international courier service.
Samsung China to recall all 190,984 Galaxy Note 7 phones sold in mainland China
The company said it would ask customers to detail the contents of their packages to ensure that hazardous items such as faulty lithium batteries were not transported.