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Originally Posted by Hoss
Sorry to hear about your accident and I do hope your sister and the baby came out of this OK. I am not an attorney but offering some friendly advice to be careful about the determination on fraud, warranty fraud is the same as insurance fraud in many areas. I work with warranty claims for my employer and we are required to perform audits to prevent fraudulent claims, any found are pursued financially and sometimes legally.
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Having previously worked for a cell phone company. Nothing like that would happen in this situation. To a manufacturer phones are like disposable paper cups. To a carrier they are more interested in the service and not the phone. Plus, it's the technicians job to sort out the insurance phones and the warranty phones. If they miss one, it's their fault and the company eats it. Technically that is the investigation. I know, I was a technician.
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Originally Posted by ebross67
And call it the last moment of a redneck! It would be safer to drop it in the toilet. The hundred bucks you save on the phone you spend on a new microwave.
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Wuh? If I drop it in the toilet I'd have to pay the $100 bucks to replace it, just as I would because the screen is cracked. So that really doesn't help me. Nuking it would cause a power failure without traces of inflicted damage. That's the point. Blame it on the phone, not my butter fingers.