display nokia 3310 burned down

I don't know how to describe it another way. I've got a big silver circel in
the center of the screen with some colour shading around it. My 3310 seems
to have a beautiful aura. Not! My display is as dead as a doornail and my
phone is become a totally worthless thing. Can I take Nokia responsible for
it? I need to kick someone in the ass, responsible or not.

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Why not just buy a new screen for $40 and get it going again. It will cost
more than that in lost wages to argue with Nokia regarding who's fault it
is.


"Haddock" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I don't know how to describe it another way. I've got a big silver circel
in
> the center of the screen with some colour shading around it. My 3310 seems
> to have a beautiful aura. Not! My display is as dead as a doornail and my
> phone is become a totally worthless thing. Can I take Nokia responsible
for
> it? I need to kick someone in the ass, responsible or not.
>
>

On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 12:33:23 +0000, Darryn wrote:

> Why not just buy a new screen for $40 and get it going again.

You can buy a *brand-new* phone on PAYG for that price, say a Nokia 3410
or 1100. Plus if it's on the same network as your existing SIM, you don't
have to bother getting it unlocked.

Definately not worth spending Ģ40 on parts for a 3310, unless it has some
sentimental value.

> It will cost more than that in lost wages to argue with Nokia regarding
> who's fault it is.

True.

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Michael Turner
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Or buy a cheap 3410 (excellent phone) and unlock it to your old SIM...
"michael turner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 22 Aug 2004 12:33:23 +0000, Darryn wrote:
>
>> Why not just buy a new screen for $40 and get it going again.
>
> You can buy a *brand-new* phone on PAYG for that price, say a Nokia 3410
> or 1100. Plus if it's on the same network as your existing SIM, you don't
> have to bother getting it unlocked.
>
> Definately not worth spending Ģ40 on parts for a 3310, unless it has some
> sentimental value.
>
>> It will cost more than that in lost wages to argue with Nokia regarding
>> who's fault it is.
>
> True.
>
> --
> Michael Turner
> Email (ROT13)
> [email protected]