There is NO warranty on this phone. It died of a (now documented) sudden death after the Amazon return period. Samsung USA will not service it. Calls to England resulted in a message that it would not be serviced since the item was purchased in the US. Because this is the international version not sold in the US Samsung will not service it here.I will never buy another Samsung product since they will not stand behind it. This was a rip off of over $500 and Amazon will not help.It  wouid be best if Amazon refused to sell Samsung products. Very,very unhappy. Feel cheated.There is no warranty at all.The problem I HAD IS also with the vendor, BLUTEKUSA. They do not care if the items they sell have no warranty, nor do they trouble themselves to alert potential buyers to this fact; BLUTEKUSA did not:(1) Advise purchasers in the U.S. that because this was not an item supported by Samsung USA that there was no warranty that comes with the product(2) That a third party warranty was available.I wish AMAZON.COM that provides excellent service to its customers, would REMOVE  BLUTEKUSA from its companies that make products available on the Amazon site. Unlike BlUTEKUSA, Amazon does not take BLUTEKUSA''S "caveat Emptor" philosophy but wishes to please customer.BLUTEKUSA WROTE ME: ''Just so you know, thousands of customers have purchased this item from us and many of them were able to follow through with their warranty in the country of origin. Some have worked with Samsung in the Czech Republic, Italy, Germany, and numerous other destinations. Many other customers, knowing that they were purchasing an international version of the item, purchased third party warranties through Square Trade, Geek Squad, and other such companies in the industry to make sure that they were covered in the US. We cannot take responsibility for an item purchased so long ago as we do not get anything to uphold other companies'' warranties. If the company decides to void their own warranty, for whatever reason, that is not something that we are able to uphold. A Motorola phone that I owned stopped working one day and when it was sent to them, they stated that the phone was water damaged. There was no water damage when the phone left my possession but that was their reason to void the warranty. So, I do understand your frustration and there is a manufacturer that backs us to uphold their warranties but, unfortunately, Samsung does not. We are very sorry for any issue this may have caused you but please feel free to contact us if you have any other questions or concerns."WOULD NOT IT HAVE BEEN NICE TO HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT THERE WAS NO WARRANTY ON THIS PRODUCT IF PURCHASED IN THE US, BUT THIRD PARTY WARRANTIES WERE AVAILABLE?NICE OF THE REPRESENTATIVE to slam Motorola without documentation. .