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HELP -> N95 Died

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  • 08-12-2009 12:46pm
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    Noodles23
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    Hi Guys,

    Question for someone, Hopefully u can help me,

    I bought an N95 Phone in Orlando in 2007 (it wasn't out over here at the time)

    The phone worked perfect but one day the phone went off and never came back on, The phone won't charge and wont come to life at all :(

    I brought the phone to Vodafone (told them i would pay for them to fix it) They sent it away but it came back that cos it was an America phone it is locked to USA Rules and Laws and they can't touch this :(

    The phone is still near brand new :( Looking to no does anyone have any idea's for how to get this fixed over here?
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    DOC09UNAM
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    Noodles23 wrote:
    I bought an N95 Phone in Orlando in 2007
    Noodles23 wrote:
    The phone is still near brand new

    Wait, what??


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    matrim
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    You could try taking it into a fonemenders and see if they can do anything to fix it


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    Noodles23
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    DOC09UNAM wrote: »
    Wait, what??


    I only used it for two months when this happend so its been lying in my wardrobe since then collect dust


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    Davy
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    Noodles23 wrote: »
    I only used it for two months when this happend so its been lying in my wardrobe since then collect dust

    Should have sent it to states for repair their and then. I don't know why it was sent back, the warranty should be up now. The one doubt i would have, the phone has a 24 month warranty, but often an extra 3 months can be given, so that would make it still in warranty. Best idea is go direct to fonemenders, or MPRC. Vodafone most likely sent it to MPRC in the first place.


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    Noodles23
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    Davy wrote: »
    Should have sent it to states for repair their and then. I don't know why it was sent back, the warranty should be up now. The one doubt i would have, the phone has a 24 month warranty, but often an extra 3 months can be given, so that would make it still in warranty. Best idea is go direct to fonemenders, or MPRC. Vodafone most likely sent it to MPRC in the first place.


    Yeah i used to work for vodafone they sent it to MPRC and they said they couldn't touch it :(


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    Davy
    Registered Users Posts: 19,340 CMod ✭✭✭✭Davy


    Noodles23 wrote: »
    Yeah i used to work for vodafone they sent it to MPRC and they said they couldn't touch it :(

    Call up to them yourself, and explain its a US model, and you are willing to pay, your not looking for a repair under warranty.


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