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Samsung is offering credit to buyers of its Note 7 smartphone, which is being recalled amid reports the device can overheat and, in some cases, catch fire.
Samsung is incentivizing buyers to stick around by offering $100 in credit to shoppers who replace the device with another Samsung model. Note 7 owners who pick a non-Samsung phone, meanwhile, will only get $25 in credit.
Both offers are valid starting at 3 p.m. ET on Thursday. The funds, which come in the form of bill credits, are on top of the money customers will get for returning their Note 7 devices.
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Samsung’s offer comes as the company has expanded its recall of the Note 7 to include all original and replacement devices. Samsung announced earlier this week that it was halting production of the phone after reports indicated that even Samsung’s replacement devices were displaying problems.
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