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It's probably toast. Insurance will cover it but since it is water damage, you'll have to pay the deductible.
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As for insurance coverage, it depends what type of coverage you have. I pay for the $7 insurance and it covers everything including water damange, so if you have that then you're good. You will have to pay a $50 deductible though and they will want to give you a refurb (not sure if there are any refurb TP's yet) but you can try and fight for a brand new one, which is what I did. |
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Praise the man (or women) who invented the TEP.
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Don't tell them it had water damage. Tell them someone stole it or you lost it. Never admit to water damage, EVER.
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Yea, if I'm not mistaken there's a water sensor under the battery cover that reacts chemically to the water, and they'll be able to tell that there was water damage.
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its seems to be working fine now. it was flickering and the volume screen kept coming up but i put it under the hand dryer and it seems ok. i'll wait a day or so to see how it acts. i have the tep but i'd rather not have to pay the $50 if i don't have to. christmas is coming.
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I remember when I dropped my mogul I went to sprint store and they gave me new one. Let it dry completely! take it to store and get a new one if you want to avoid paying $50 worth a shot.
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