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Hey i just bought an S3 on Wednesday, was using it today and noticed a stuck pixel( only 1, it only shows up on white or green screens) and was wondering if they do exchanges? I activated a new line but never even used their sim, i unlocked it as soon as i was out of the store and put my rogers sim in.
And what is this insurances i hear about that you can purchase, does it cover accidental damage?
Doesn't unlocking void the warranty?
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Are they going to check?
Turn it off and pack up the phone into the box as it was originally sold to you. They will probably visually inspect the phone for damage.
If you are within the return period it might be better to just return the device and head to another store to repurchase.
If the unlocking was done by code, how does typing in numbers on the keypad void a return policy?
In my opinion, things shouldn't be Mobilicity vs. customers of other companies as enemies. Situations as this could be used as an opportunity. Those "enemies" are potential customers.
Last edited by computergeek541; 07-09-2012 at 02:54 PM.
Would it not have been ironic if cruisx started to use the Mobilicity sim card and liked the service bettter than that provided by Rogers? This thread pretty much makes it now a certainty that even if that was the case, Cruisx won't top up the Mobilicity account for next month.
I believe that the Mobilicity reply is bad publicity. It's one thing for a user to have that opinion but it's a different mattter when a employee paid by Mobilicity makes comments such as that. It speaks to the level of customer service.
Lol, so you want Mobilicity to start putting every person who buy hardware on a 36 month plan? Oh that is even more icky than the comment from Mobilicity ops. Should have routed the nastiness through xtachx. Sorry xtachx, I couldn't help myself. Even though you are not an employee, I still regard you like someone on the payroll.
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I'm well aware of that. You and I both know they really have no choice on their policy though - what would possibly be workable? Since they "lightly subsidize" handsets according to dave, people that buy phones are costing them money, which hurts actual customers. ie: me, but I guess not you
Should tmobile get upset that their phones are being used on other networks? How silly
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Joined Mobilicity January 13, 2011
There's a big difference both in the prices they charge and the profit they make wheels. You're making a silly comparison.
What I want to know is, where are these mobilicity stores/dealers that are actually selling S3s to non-subscribing clients? I mean I've actually been a customer for over a year and I can't get them to sell me one. They tell me that they're only for new activations. Oh, scratch that, the girl at the Scarborough Kennedy and Ellesmere store told me she could order me one, but that it would cost current customers $50 bucks more (even though it's $599 on the website and no small print to that effect anywhere.)
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