Put More Care into the Holiday Season

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Samsung is prepared for cracked screens and damaged phones this festive season


JOHANNESBURG, South Africa – 03 December 2019 – As the holiday season approaches, we dream of those carefree days with family and friends. It’s that time when we take countless pictures of magic moments. Of course, the easiest way to wipe the selfie smile of your face is a cracked screen or damaged phone. Fortunately, the Quick Repair Centres in Samsung Stores can repair devices within an hour, at selected stores, depending on the severity of the damage. In the blink of an eye, you’re ready to return to those family group pictures and getaway selfies.



 “When life happens, our people will be there to assist. As a human-centred company, we are fully equipped to help customers get their device back as fast as possible and repaired in full working order,” says Cambridge Mokanyane, Chief Marketing Officer at Samsung South Africa.

 

Whether it’s a repair that’s required or general assistance, there are over 100 authorised support centres across South Africa as well as a very capable Customer Call Centre that can help. The staff is all fully trained and use Genuine Samsung Parts in all of their repairs of Samsung devices, tablets or wearables.

 

As always, Samsung is ready to help. Essentially, one number fixes it all – Samsung call centre: 0860 726 786. It’s the easy way to put more care into your holiday season.

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