BlackBerry Down!

[Old Sailor]

So why didn't ya say you needed a Blackberry, Al?

[GreekGodX]

If you are still under you 1 year warranty just go back to the store and have them replace it. Won't cost you anything.. The only way they deny you is if they can prove there is water damage but I doubt they can. Since it wasn't really submerged I doubt the water damage indicator will be tripped. Give it a try, it could save you 50 bucks and the insurance claim.

[Mugen910]

Originally Posted by GreekGodX

If you are still under you 1 year warranty just go back to the store and have them replace it. Won't cost you anything.. The only way they deny you is if they can prove there is water damage but I doubt they can. Since it wasn't really submerged I doubt the water damage indicator will be tripped. Give it a try, it could save you 50 bucks and the insurance claim.

FYI...some phones have a little white strip that is under the battery that will turn red if wet.

Originally Posted by Old Sailor

So why didn't ya say you needed a Blackberry, Al?

Cuz I'm smart!

[Old Sailor]

Originally Posted by ahc4353

Cuz I'm smart!

Originally Posted by Old Sailor

Don't you have a bomb crawling across Canada that you should be checking on?

[GreekGodX]

Originally Posted by Mugen910

FYI...some phones have a little white strip that is under the battery that will turn red if wet.

Trust me I know! I've had a few water damaged phones that the indicator did not show water damage. If you don't fully submerge your phone in water there is a good chance that it won't change color.

I've worked in the cell phone industry briefly and companies really don't even notice if you white out that indicator. So say it starts out white and turns pink to indicate water damage. Put some white out on there and companies don't even notice. Be careful though if there are obvious signs of water damage (ie water under the screen, mold growing on the battery terminals you might not want to try it).

*disclaimer: I'm not advising anyone to commit fraud or take advantage of companies this way. I'm just saying it is done and consumers can get away with it a lot.

[Mugen910]

Originally Posted by GreekGodX

Trust me I know! I've had a few water damaged phones that the indicator did not show water damage. If you don't fully submerge your phone in water there is a good chance that it won't change color.

I've worked in the cell phone industry briefly and companies really don't even notice if you white out that indicator. So say it starts out white and turns pink to indicate water damage. Put some white out on there and companies don't even notice. Be careful though if there are obvious signs of water damage (ie water under the screen, mold growing on the battery terminals you might not want to try it).

*disclaimer: I'm not advising anyone to commit fraud or take advantage of companies this way. I'm just saying it is done and consumers can get away with it a lot.

I like this guy!

[Tazziedevil]

This post made me cringe! I love my berry and would be devestated if I dunked mine!
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[Old Sailor]

Originally Posted by ahc4353

Don't you have a bomb crawling across Canada that you should be checking on?

might be redirected to nj, ya never know??