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Re: Asurion replacement
I would like that information as well because 3 out of the 5 buttons do not work and need to make a decision which way to go.
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You guys can just go on the Asurion site and do the process of replacement online, then right before you approve the replacement and pay the deductible it will give you the phone that will be sent to you. Then if you don't want it just cancel. I did that back when I had the tp and wanted to know if they would replace it with the tp2 and I knew before I placed the order.
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Re: Asurion replacement
well i just called. they told me that the stuck buttons are user damage.( i would disagree, if all the phones have this issue, i think that the problem is a munufacture issue) So they offered me an Samsung Omnia II. I think that a uyear ago it would have been a good choice but now, for $50, i think ill just put it towards a new trophy sinse the omnia is 3 years old now.
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You can always see if they are willing to give you a different comparable phone. Otherwise find out what it sells for on Ebay and see if its worth it to pay the deductible and then resell it and get a phone you do want. Remember a new or refurbished phone can sell for a good amount on Ebay or craigslist.
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