Samsung S366

i have had this phone for over 3 years same battery and it has been run over by a van it has been under water 2 times and the last time over 15 minutes and it still is working . it is easy to use one of the best phones i have had

This phone has been sent back to get fixed twice and now they wont fix it because the warranty is over. It lasted a month brand new, took a month to get it back, then did it again. The Samsung S366 screen comes up and nothing else. The Rogers guy didnt know what to do. Now they won't help. Guess I'm going to Telus!

I will never buy this model again. No external LED display means in order to know it is ringing at the gym I have to leave it sitting open on mute, because we are not supposed to leave the ringer on and when moving on exercise equipment with headphones on, you can't feel vibrations. The reason I HAVE a cell phone is that I have two on-call jobs. Also the case is so smooth and slippery I have a hard time getting it open sometimes to answer the phone. That button on the side of the phone should be able to be totally disabled, I'm tired of rejecting calls I am trying to answer when my fingers slip. I did finally figure out how to not make the phone hang up when it slipped from my hands repeatedly and closed, hanging it up in the process.However, I have scoured the user manual twice and can't find any way to turn off the reject feature, I personally NEVER want to reject ANY CALLS EVER. That should be an option, since they seem determined to make answering the calls difficult in any way they can. The actual workings of the phone once you get it open are great for me, I like the camera options and once you get used to where things are on the screen, you can move easily between features. It's just the physical design that makes it hard for mobility-challenged persons like myself.