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[Jojo3468]

Back in July of last year I reached out to support regarding a issue with my roku device not powering on while  after apower outage. The emails was from  customersupport@roku.com. I believe I got the email from doing the customer support chat. It was a while ago can't remember. The emails was spaced apart The final email  asked for my phone number email and address so a replacementdevice can be sent. I still have the emails but never received anything in the mail. And haven't gotten a email response since. So it became out of sight out of mind.The roku links in the email take me directly to the website which make me believe it's legit.. I provided that information asked and now it has me concerned.. the last email is from  December of last year. 

I didn't think to post here until now

[RokuJohnB]

Hi @Jojo3468,

A warm welcome here in the Roku Community!
We will be more than happy to take a closer look at this issue. May we know what Roku device you are using right now? (Roku Express, Roku streaming stick, Roku Ultra, Roku streambar, Roku TV-Specify) What troubleshooting steps have you taken so far?

With detailed information, we will be able to assist you further.

Thanks,

John

[Jojo3468]

It was for a roku express I believe. I bought it from my local Walmart.. I was wondering if that email I mentioned is actually from the roku support team. If it helps I can provide the reference number it had or name of the agent I was emaling. Also the trouble shooting steps I was told to take was to try different outlets and try to power cycle the roku box by pushing the reset button. I tried that several times but the power indicator never lit up. I feel like it. Got short circuses or something 

[RokuArjiemar]

Hello! @Jojo3468,

Thanks for the post,

We appreciate you reaching out to us. We're pleased to assist.

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Best regards,

Arjiemar