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I’ve had excellent service with Htc working on my concerns the last two days. I’ve been with the company for 30 years and I would recommend family and friends to Htc company. Big thank to Jerry- APS/... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Securiy Equipment failed due to storm , needed new PC board which I installed ,, chip needed Programing htc will not perform the function without charging new 2 year contract plus labor . System does... See more

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(Vive experience) If you're looking for a company with trustworthy customer service, avoid this one. Anything goes wrong, You'll either get yourself a missing item in return for your warranty or ch... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Bought the HTC U11 Life (Android One) here in the UK, in good faith and promises from HTC that they would (a) deliver timely security updates and (b) software updates. Well its now the 20th of March a... See more

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HTC designs, manufactures and markets innovative, feature rich touch phones, PDA phones, smartphones,and mobile computer devices. The company produces powerful handsets that continually push the boundaries to provide true mobility and freedom for its users.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HTC - Poor quality and warranty issues to be sent to United Emirates at your expense

I have had several HTC and never had problems with them so when I bought the HTC 10, and after only 6 months it stopped charging completely I was surprised to see the (complete lack of) customer service. I bought the phone while living in the US but then moved to Mexico, so I contacted both the US and Mexico so called Tech support, and they both came back with the same standard instructions if the phone won't charge (which shows this is a known HTC defect, otherwise they would not have standard answers in all languages prepared for this defect.) I tried the tips and none of them worked. Going back to the techs again, they (both) said I had to send the phone to the UAE (United Arab Emirates) because that's were it was manufactured!!!!
I contacted UAE, and they send some incomplete instructions about how to ship the phone. When I ask about the incomplete information, they answer "they don't know" and that I should contact the (external/outsourced) company in UAE, who actually do the repair. I contact the external company, and get an error message, saying their email inbox is full!!! (Shows the professional level of HTC in selecting partners.) I let HTC UAE know about the answer, and they come back with that I should call the company, i.e. I, the HTC customer, should call their external repair company in UEA from Mexico, to clarify incomplete information in instructions from HTC. Finally contacted the external company, and they have no idea of the HTC instructions about sending the phone for review/service. Many emails more, and they say I need to send the phone to UAE for revision, and I have to pay the freight both ways, despite it’s being a warranty issue.
It obvious the company have no interest in the customers, once the product is sold, and that the company executives are not competent enough to realize that it’s important to take care of the customers also after the “sale”, and respond, and fix, possible problems. I can understand that any company can have some bad products coming out, but the HTC after sales service, indicate they have no interest in the customer, once the product is sold. Very disappointing, and very unprofessional.
If any HTC representative would read this and care about doing something to correct this, please contact me.

October 23, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HTC Support Team Incompetent

So, after being a loyal customer since the HTC M8, and all phones after, my HTC one broke and I sent it to the HTC repair center. 4 months have passed and they still have not contacted me. Once I eventually contacted them myself, support told me that they don't know when it’ll be fixed and that I must wait patiently. 4 months!! During that time, I’ve had to pay over 400 dollars in phone bills for a phone I do not have (since HTC kept promising me that it would be done soon but won't tell me when). I have lost a chance for a promotion to supervisor, since I lack the means of communicating with my team without a phone; plus I had to tell my boss HTC won’t give me an ETA. And worst of all, my mother went into the emergency room due to health concerns last weekend...and I didn't even know because no one was able to communicate with me...all because HTC failed to inform me BEFORE I turned in the phone that there would be delays. They won't even offer a replacement phone or won't even give me my broken phone back! I've never felt so betrayed by one of my once favorite companies. I used to tell all my friends to get their phones, but with this recent experience I’ll think twice. I don’t know what I did wrong, but watch out for them!

October 16, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Products OK, repair process and customer support unacceptable - avoid.

Bought a HTC Nexus 9 which developed a screen fault under warranty. Sent back to HTC UK repair who installed a new screen but when they returned it the replacement screen was also faulty so hadn’t been tested. The case was also poorly fitted. HTC has escalated the issue but they have missed their own response time of 5-10 working days and have escalated again with another 5-10 days wait, hopeless. This is my first and last HTC purchase. Avoid.

October 10, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE,,

great phone, no customer service. sent it a phone two months ago, nothing back yet. i bought a second phone and that craped out in 31 days, i am scared to send it in...HOPE THIS COMPANY GOES DOWN!!!!!

October 6, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

What can I say?

What can I say?
Bought a new HTC U 11 and had it for 3 days.
I got a splash of water on my pants (and I also have witness) , went back to the place I bought it and they had to send the phone to Poland, after 2½ months they say that the warranty will not cover it since there has been water inside the unit.
I have tried to contact them to see how this would happen but the only thing they blame is on me and telling that there is no way there could have been a problem from factory and there is nothing more they can do.
So since I got a new phone from the place I bought the first HTC (since all though that this will be a warranty issue) and now I have to pay for the second phone also. (each phone costed around 700$)

So thank you HTC for not giving an explanation or even consider that this could be a bad phone I got from factory.

Last time a put my money on HTC and I hope they will go under and all the morons among them will soon be unemployed.

Stay away from HTC

October 2, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

My son likes HTC and bought his phone …

My son likes HTC and bought his phone directly from HTC website. The phone needs screen repair and it is in process month and half. All that we hear is only apologies and possible updates the following week. Maybe next time we will choose another company like Samsung or LG and get better customer service. Sorry cannot select half of star.

September 29, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HORRIBLE warranty service

HTC 10 port stopped working within 31 days of use. Sent in for repair and it's over two months with no replacement. Every time I contact support they say "hopefully" we can get it to you within two weeks. Absolutely horrible.

September 28, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Htc are hands down the worst company

Htc are hands down the worst company i have every dealt with. My phone has developed a fault with the camera after only 3 months. Trying to deal with Htc "customer service" is a NIGHTMARE. Will never buy anything made by Htc again.

September 22, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Long story short - exploded HTC10

Long story short - my HTC10 exploded during the middle of the night while on charge. I only have my word that I am not a scammer but please trust me this is a genuine claim. Upon reporting the incident to HTC they did everything they could to deny any admission of liability. They have basically called me a liar regardless of 2 reports being inconclusive which by the way were very biased and only tried to evidence that the phone didn't explode instead of trying to evidence both possibilities. I am now seeking legal advice to pursue justice in court. Disgusting the way I have been treated like a fraud right from the start.

September 8, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HTC Customer Service is TERRIBLE.

HTC Customer Service is TERRIBLE.

My phone broke on the 24th July so I sent it to HTC to repair after trying all the usual resets. I was told my phone would be with them within 5-7 working days and that I would be contacted with a resolution. I was sent an email advising my phone should be packaged and sent away via UPS. I procured a box and bubble wrap and extra packaging material and sent the phone to you on the 26th July Via UPS.

At this point, my phone screen was not broken. I had a screen protector on the phone which I took off when the phone became unresponsive to see if it was having an effect and did not put it back on.

On the 28th I received an email advising my phone had been received by the repair centre and you would be in touch in due course.

I then waited for a response. In this time, I chased up once and was told my phone had been received and was waiting to be looked at. I was advised that someone would be in touch with me with an update by the end of the week.

On the 9th August at 22.53 I was sent an automated email advising my phone repair was not under the warranty and a quote to repair my phone for £563.00. I was shocked that such a high bill had been sent, with little to no explanation as to why it was unrepairable under the warranty. I chased this up and questioned it the following day, being told that it was due to water damage? This itself came as a surprise to me. I was also advised that should I wish to have my phone returned to me I would need to pay £27. £27 to have my own belongings sent back to me? That's quite frankly disgusting. I could buy a new TV and have postage less than £27.

Not only this, I was not being informed as to what was actually wrong with the phone or why whatever it was wasn't covered under warranty - the form I got just said "Not under warranty", which it is.

On the 10th August I was emailed saying there was liquid and physical damage to the phone, along with two corrupt files which would not open so I could not see. If they had opened and showed the smashed screen, I would have contested it there and then, however I could not open these files.

After a long conversation with Jess on the 14th August my phone was to be returned to me at no cost, apart from the time I had to waste arguing to have my own property sent back to me.

On the 18th August I received my handset back with a smashed screen; not the condition I sent it in.

When I opened the phone I first thought it wasn’t mine, as I had not sent a phone with tape on the front of the screen which has been broken. The 'reason for not repair' form simply had the box ticked “out of warranty”, not Liquid Damage as I had been told? I spoke to Jess again, online, and she advised me that the phone came into the repair centre in this state, implying that I had broken the screen. I was simply told that I had broken the screen and that was that. I was essentially being told that I was a liar, which I am not.

I was told in no uncertain circumstances that I was not able to speak to a manager, and it was implied that I knew the screen was broken when I sent the phone – if I had, do you not think I would have mentioned this when I originally spoke to them? Jess then refused to escalate my complaint, advising that it was not a valid escalation as the phone had come in to you in that state. I repeat, I sent my phone in perfect physical condition.

I then started writing emails. Tweets. FB messages. I spammed the hell out of HTC on every social media I could and emailed about 20 members of staff every day for two weeks. I got the same reply every day - the screen was broken when they got the phone so I must have broke it.

FINALLY. This Monday they emailed me with a resolution - 50% reduction on my bill. Still implying I smashed the screen which I didn't. The email was full of spelling mistakes and errors. I tweeted it and sent it to the email list I had.
I then got a reply from someone called David who is the Service Delivery Manager. He advised they were going to send me a new phone free of charge! Result right? No. Im still waiting for my new phone, and they keep telling me its been dispatched but they've got no tracking data? They also wanted my old phone back first. So I posted that on Wednesday - Im betting they are just going to fix my phone and return it, which isnt what I was told. I was also told my warranty would be invalid now....

This has been over 8 weeks, Im so gutted because I love HTC phones but I'll never buy another one. Save yourself the time and money and get a Samsung.

September 8, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HTC Vive delivered with a faulty HDMI …

HTC Vive delivered with a faulty HDMI cable. Making contact with HTC near impossible, I have not succeeded. Rather than return the whole unit for the sake of a cable I decided to purchase the 3-1 cable. Order confirmed but no further details such as tracking number received some 7 days after ordering. Dreadful company, shame as their products seem OK. I would not recommend HTC to anyone due to the very poor after sales support.

September 6, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Do not trust HTC Support.

I purchased the HTC U11 for $712.00 U.S. dollars. The phone is rated as water resistant IP67, But unfortunately I drop my phone in water. I immediately removed it from the water and my phone started to malfunction, so I returned the device within warranty time of having the phone for about 1 week and half since purchase date. I have been waiting for my device to be repaired for a month now and I have been calling HTC support every week and getting a different story that it is still in repair process. They originally said it would take 14 business days to repair my phone. They have not followed through and continue to hold my device. They will not refund or replace my device since the device is in Houston, Texas where they were suffered a natural disaster and all of Houston is under water.They say they waiting for a response from Houston repair center which the operation repairs have ceased since flooding of Houston by hurrcane Harvey.

September 1, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Buying a HTC is the same as being robbed in broad daylight.

One star is just to high a rating for HTC
I purchased a HTC One X9. After only 10 months the camera failed. I contacted the company that I bought the phone from and they made communication very difficult (their email address just bounces). At this point I decided to contact HTC. After many emails trying to get them to fix their phone (the camera fault is a well known systematic fault with many of their phones), HTC informed me that I had no consumer protection under Australian law because the phone was manufactured in Taiwan, furthermore since the phone was made in Taiwan the only way to fix the phone was to send it back to Taiwan for repair at my expense.
This company does not care about your experiance with their phone, they have no hestation in lying to you and do not care about your legal rights.
Consider a different android phone maker next time, one that believes in the customer experiance rather than stealing your money for an inferior phone.
Its all a shame really, whats the point in engineering phones such as these if your customer service is at a Third World standard.

August 25, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Awful customer service

Awful customer service. Save yourself the hassle and buy from elsewhere. My phone wasn't working since I bought it and then nearly caught fire in my flat - it started beeping like crazy and when I pulled out the charger the top of it was bright orange and then caught fire and I quickly blew it out. I sent it back for repair and they said there was water damage (rust) inside the phone which voided the warranty and that it would cost me either £430 to repair or £25 to get it back un-repaired. I can promise you I have never dropped water on my phone and only had it for 1 year. So either they did a terrible job in the manufacturing process and it had water in it from the beginning or are lying to try and get more money from me. So disappointed especially as my last 3 phones have been HTC and I pre-ordered this one directly from their website.

August 7, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HTC is not a trustworthy company

HTC is not a trustworthy company based on my recent experience. Though it was stated that my account would not be charged until my phone shipped, in fact I was charged immediately. After contacting customer service I learned my order was in fact a pre-order and shipping date was unknown. I should have paid attention to the numerous red flags about the company. I mean major player ATT no long carries HTC products.

August 4, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Utterly disgraceful!!

Utterly disgraceful!!
The WORST company I have ever had the misfortune of dealing with. Their customer service is absolutely shocking. They couldn't care less about resolving any problems you may have. I wasted about 3 months in all, writing emails, telephoning and I got no where. I had to cut my losses and admit defeat! I have since bought an IPhone and have had the complete opposite experience !!

August 2, 2017
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

HTC doesn't care about it's customers

Ordered a new HTC 10 directly off the HTC website. Parcel arrived battered, not sealed. and with hardly any padding. Phone box damaged from the sides due to inadequate packaging.

Contacted HTC via Twitter and no response at all. Very disappointed after having been an HTC fan since the SPV 500. Next phone won't be an HTC.

July 19, 2017
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