- 10-20-2004, 08:50 AM #1Junior Member
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I bought my i730 on ebay (new, it was used as a display model) and the guy I bought it from had the white custom housing put on (by a certified motorola tech, he says) and now my volume up-down buttons on the side (above the PTT button) do not work.
The guy I bought it from 2 weeks ago wants to charge me $30 to fix it. I don't care to do that since I'd have to ship it back across the country plus pay him another $30.
I'm afraid Nextel will tell me to forget it since it's been modified.
Also, will they sell you the phone insurance if you didn't buy it from them and it's been modified?
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- 10-20-2004, 12:20 PM #2
I'm really not sure if you voided a warranty or not by modifying it,I doubt it.But one things for sure,if you void a warranty of any item,you simply have to pay more,especially if its oem.
Expect to pay a little more than half of what the phone cost new.
Yea,they will sell you phone insurance,as it mostly covers internal damage(Broken screen,chips,stolen,etc.) I'll still look into it to make sure,they change that agreement page a lot.
- 10-22-2004, 12:08 PM #3Sr. Member
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Re: Will Nextel fix phones that have been modified?
Originally posted by TwistedMom
I bought my i730 on ebay (new, it was used as a display model) and the guy I bought it from had the white custom housing put on (by a certified motorola tech, he says) and now my volume up-down buttons on the side (above the PTT button) do not work.
The guy I bought it from 2 weeks ago wants to charge me $30 to fix it. I don't care to do that since I'd have to ship it back across the country plus pay him another $30.
I'm afraid Nextel will tell me to forget it since it's been modified.
Also, will they sell you the phone insurance if you didn't buy it from them and it's been modified?
- 10-22-2004, 12:26 PM #4Member
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What states
Just a question on your reply what states now charge 99 for the deductible and what frud are you taking about? I just had not heard about that.
I want to know cause i am going to get the i930 and i think when i get that i will get the insurence, though i have a i730 and it was not getting get signal and went to an express exchange store and got a replacement for 35 bucks. I wonder if that will be the same for i930 as well.
- 10-22-2004, 12:42 PM #5Sr. Member
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Re: What states
Originally posted by the good doc
Just a question on your reply what states now charge 99 for the deductible and what frud are you taking about? I just had not heard about that.
I want to know cause i am going to get the i930 and i think when i get that i will get the insurence, though i have a i730 and it was not getting get signal and went to an express exchange store and got a replacement for 35 bucks. I wonder if that will be the same for i930 as well.
hope that helps
forgot to mention that signal has a different method of determining fraud and it's tougher now to beat it...that should discourage some of crooks out there
- 05-15-2005, 11:49 AM #6Junior Member
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NO nextel will tell u to go to motorola moto will say yea but once they see that ur software was moded they will send it back i spoke wit motorola on this subject on 5-14-05
- 05-16-2005, 01:08 AM #7Sr. Member
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moto won't send back a phone for a software mod...only physical changing like the LEDs or case. the software changing like hacking the CP is up to the service center to find and in reality if moto is getting a CP modded phone back they are happy to have one less out there
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