Thread: My carrier is a local business and now I don't know how to fix my phone
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Old 12-24-2010, 11:37 AM
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Re: My carrier is a local business and now I don't know how to fix my phone
anytime you have issues like this, flashing back to stock is always the best 1st step... that will put eveything in working order again.. especially since stock roms usually include the stock radio again..

and its probably good theyre closed.. if you walked in and said, "i tried to flash my phone, now it doesnt work", theyd probably tell you the warranty is VOID now and send you on your way anyways..
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