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Tara Baldwin - 02 May 2005 18:03 GMT
I just got an i530 for christmas and It got wet, now it shuts on an off.
Nextel is my
only phone service, but I cannot afford to buy a new phone as I am a stay at
home mom.
Is there anyone out there that has a nextel phone that they are not using
and would be willing to just give it away I can pay for shipping!
email me at midnite7677@adelphia.net if you have one.
opmeteor419 - 02 May 2005 20:34 GMT
if you have a warranty on your phone then you can try going to a nexte
store and they should replace it for you
Justin - 02 May 2005 21:54 GMT
I don't think the warranty covers dropping it in water

> if you have a warranty on your phone then you can try going to a nextel
> store and they should replace it for you.
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][v][Førdhøøk][v][ - 02 May 2005 23:03 GMT
| I don't think the warranty covers dropping it in water

Have I missed the part of this thread that covered the phone being
dropped in water ? I know the OP had mentioned that the phone got wet.

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DevilsPGD - 02 May 2005 23:44 GMT
>if you have a warranty on your phone then you can try going to a nextel
>store and they should replace it for you.

Water damage isn't covered, and unfortunately they're pretty good at
spotting water damage and denying the warranty claim.

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Thomas - 03 May 2005 02:10 GMT
all of us that knows Nextel knows that they will go on and swap the phone.
But we also know that once it arrives at the service center and they
discover water damage..................Here comes a Bill. But also for those
that didn't know, The Service Center looks for the following .......Motorola
puts a white dot on the 2 boards inside the radio when it is built. If water
hits that, it will release a red dye "Like a magic marker ink"  and once
open they see that or any white stuff "which is corrosion, I am using white
stuff so people can understand what they are seeing" and last but not least
rust. There are ways around this.....little things to do to cover up the
evidence of water, where the Tech that is looking at it cannot tell.

>>if you have a warranty on your phone then you can try going to a nextel
>>store and they should replace it for you.
>
> Water damage isn't covered, and unfortunately they're pretty good at
> spotting water damage and denying the warranty claim.
rdmiller - 03 May 2005 06:57 GMT
Thomas is correct..you have a few options. one is add signal insuranc
to your acct and make an insurance claim stating it was dropped i
water. it is $4.95 a month plus a $35 deductable. Another optio
is....some service centers (like mine) can generally fix 90% of wate
damaged phones provided that it happened within the last few days, th
battery was taken off immediately, it wasn't turned back on righ
after, etc. your phone is a good case for one that could be fixed
don't know where u are located but u might try calling a local AS
(look at nextel.com to find the closest one) and see if they can fi
it
fordcobra04 - 06 May 2005 03:25 GMT
Water damage IS NOT covered under Signal..
rdmiller - 06 May 2005 04:22 GMT
water damage is covered by signal..not ns
NeonHomer - 12 May 2005 23:30 GMT
On Signal, you would just claim the phone lost.

>water damage is covered by signal..not nsp
ponchoiram - 18 May 2005 19:36 GMT
yea you can add ins to you account
then wait 1 mth
then called lost
or stolen
 
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