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 £40 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 £40 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]