Is this a common problem with the Samsung Nexus Phone

Question

Going on my 3rd phone. The first brand new phone after 6
months would not allow the battery to be charged. The 2nd phone replaced under warranty
dropped calls and would not connect to the net. I am now waiting for the 3rd warranty
replacement phone. At this point I don't feel to good about my Samsung Nexus
Phone.

Answer 1

It was a Verizon customer service person who told me that this is a common problem with Samsung Nexus model phones. From what you are saying that is not the case. As you suggested the store did change the sim card
at no cost to me. Unfortunately it did not resolve the problem.  The Brookfield Connecticut Verizon store could
not resolve the problem and said "it was a phone problem not a service problem." The local store and the Verizon national customer service would not exchange the phone or cancel the service without an early termination penalty.
The phone was sold to me by Verizon at a discounted price. I signed a 2 year service contract because of that promotional. I think Verizon and Samsung have a shared responsibility for the operation of the phone. Verizon customer service implied that there responsibility was limited to the service only. I say not so when you use it as a promotional tool to sell your service. I contacted Samsung tech service and they have accepted the reasonability of fixing the problem. Verizon needs to fix there problem with customer service and get all there people on the same page.