I dropped my Droid X after just one day and the glass has shattered. It still works, but is completely cracked all over. How do I replace the glass and where do I get it from?
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I dropped my Droid X after just one day and the glass has shattered. It still works, but is completely cracked all over. How do I replace the glass and where do I get it from?
Im hoping you did sign up for the insurance when you purchased the phone. They will replace it with a refurb for whatever the deductible is.
Please say you have Insurance.....And we all know Gorilla glass does shatter...
Hate to say this...but....
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I started out without insurance on my phone, but after thinking about the replacement cost of almost $600 and having a friend accidentally drop his phone (not a droid x) into a cup of iced tea and ruin it the other day, I decided to call and get the insurance.. hopefully I never need it, but it makes for good peace of mind.
Are you guys paying for insurance, or insurance + extended warrantee? I was told that I had to purchase the more expensive insurance+ext warantee for the DX, even though the phone is under warrantee for a year. $6.99/month I think.
I'm just doing the insurance, not the extended warranty. The CSR said that after a year of the manufacturers warranty that if something goes wrong with the phone that I would have to pay a deductable of $149 or something like that to get it replaced. If they cover loss or damage, but they don't cover the phone if something goes wrong with it without charging you $149, how does that work? Couldn't you conveniently lose your phone if it develops a problem after the year is up and get a replacement for free?