is it safe to order a battery in the mail and do you enclose return envelope?
1089633
I did not experience any problems with ordering a laptop battery through Amazon and having it delivered instead of going to a brick and mortar for it. In fact, I help the environment by not having to drive to the brick and mortar! As to the return envelope, I never consider that I may have to return a product that I order because 95% of things (other than clothes and shoes) I do keep.
1089634
I had no problems with receiving the battery via mail. The packaging was sufficient to protect it from damage. A return envelope for the old battery is not included so you will have to find your own recycling. If you have a local Batteries+ store, they will recycle batteries for free.
1089635
It is safe and I had good results with the battery I ordered. I don't remember if there was a return envelope but their customer service when I called was very good.
1785030
Hi Thomas, This product is fulfillment and sent by Amazon. You may contact Amazon. They may help you. We are so sorry about the inconvenience and thank you for your interested in our products. Regards, Battery Superstore
540667
No, there is over-charge protection built into the battery. With that being said, I still remove my batteries when I see the charge is complete. The 18 month warranty doesn't hurt either :-)
2066524
Yes, it's to keep the battery from running down while in storage/shipping. Like many electronics that come with battery included.
993975
Any batteries i have gotten through Amazon have been dead and very difficult to return...i wouldnt bother getting batteries through them...use your local stores.
686204
dear seller This battery is shipped in original packaging samsung? I await your return Antonio Carlos
728993
Not OK, but not uncommon. Many are apparently shipped with junk alkaline batteries marked "not for retail sale." I got the low-battery alarm 1 week after installation, and the battery failed the load test on my VOM, despite the claimed fresh-until date of "2018." A product with a claimed 7-year lifespan needs a quality lithium 9V, which costs about $6, an added expense that should be factored into the REAL cost of this item, IMO.
1683735
The paper work you got with your battery should tell you where to send it in to . You can also check with the person you bought it from.
2219789
I did not have a problem. I ordered 1 and received 1 battery from ATC cost $3.80 with free shipping. I have ordered from eForCity in the past without any problem. I am sure if you notify them they will correct it.......David
2191447
No. Only the 30 day time frame in which you could return it. Most aftermarket batteries are junk. Go with OEM>
510251
Yes. Batteries are shipped with only a partial charge. It will be necessary to give them a complete charge before use.
619789
Wow, that's a new one! I have purchased and installed half a dozen non-OEM batteries over the past 5 years, and never had a problem with rejection by the hardware. Call the computer manufacturer, and if they admit to this foolishness, please post it here, because I NEVER want to own that brand!
1545625
The battery is packed separately, but given the current security measures there may be a shipping problem. I'd have it shipped directly in the factory packaging.
1136800
No, mine came in a sealed padded envelope. I dont know that I would use that. You may want to send it back and ask for another one.
815134
No my box had been previously opened. I would say they are returns. I will register mine tomorrow and if it registers and I have my warranty I will be happy there. Of course, I will not register until I drop the battery in and I am sure it works!
1396943
no. don't remove the paper packaging. 3 battery are built into it. find the point to insert it into the phone and press it securely.
2202095
Yes. My two units came with batteries enclosed. Be sure to always use the enclosed charger.