Samsung Nepal Online Token System
I’m sure many of us have had our smartphone broken during the lockdown. For the devices under warranty, Samsung Nepal had announced the extension of the warranty period. The Government of Nepal has now eased the lockdown allowing companies and offices to operate with required precautionary measures. Samsung has resumed its service centers using an online token system.
How to use the online ticketing system?
- First of all, users need to visit this link. In the demo video released by Samsung, it will take you directly to the appointment booking platform. However, in my case, I was directed to Samsung India’s support instead. In case you landed on the support page, scroll down to the bottom of the page. There you will see the Service Online Appointment. Click on that link.
- On the appointment booking page, select your location. As of now, it is only available for users inside the Kathmandu Valley.
- You will be shown a list of available Samsung service centers. Click on the one that is convenient for you to book an appointment,
- In the next screen, you will be asked to fill in your personal details. Make sure to submit your name, model number, and email correctly. Then you will have to agree to Samsung’s Privacy Policy. Make sure to read that carefully before you tick on the box.
- Once you go through the privacy policy and captcha, you will receive a One Time Password (OTP) on your smartphone for verification. After it’s verified, you can select the date and time slot of your choosing. For your help, the left side of the screen will be showing details about the operational hour. It will also be providing details about the person in charge.
- Once you have completed everything, click on the “Take Appointment” button. You can then visit the service center with your token number.
For more help, you can contact on the given toll-free customer care numbers:
- +977-166-0017-2667 (NTC users)
- +977-9801-57-2667
Benefits
The new token system allows the service center to implement social distancing properly. People will only arrive at the time allocated for them, hence avoiding huge gatherings. They can also manage their time better. Similarly, users can now browse through official service centers at their fingertips.
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