My S5 shuts down on its own with no warning, no rhyme or reason.  It attempts to factory reboot when it does it too!  It freezes up at least once a week and becomes a $600 worthless brick.  This has all been happening since day two that I got it.  Went ba

My S5 shuts down on its own with no warning, no rhyme or reason.  It attempts to factory reboot when it does it too!  It freezes up at least once a week and becomes a $600 worthless brick.  This has all been happening since day two that I got it.  Went back to Verizon store and they told me nothing was wrong with my phone and they would not replace it.  I'm at my wit's end.  HELP!

BambieS5,
Sorry to hear about your trouble with the s5! Does the trouble that you are having persist in Safe Mode? http://vz.to/1xp1XUi . Does the battery have any signs of cracking, corrosion or swelling?
BrianP_VZW
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