Bought a epic 4G from eBay half the touch screen doesn't work
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Honestly, I'd contact the seller and try to return it. Just doesn't seem right for someone to knowingly sell something thats broken, if that was the case.
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Alot of things are not right in this world they were out to screw someone over its listed as no returns accepted so i'm stuck with it at this point what would something like this cost to get repaired if I paid out of pocket?
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As long as you put insurance on it. We were with Sprint and I bought a few phones off Ebay, was told by Sprint that as long as they are activated on my account and I have insurance they cover it. Of coarse it has to be one of the problems their insurance covers.
If you do take it in I personally would take the back off and the battery out before giving it to them pointing out that it doesn't have water damage. We had a Sprint store claim a phone had water damage when it didn't before it was given to the guy. We saw him put his hand under the counter as my husband handed him the phone and as the guy opened the back he ran his finger across the back of the phone (this was an HTC Diamond) he then said "oh this phone has water damage we can't do anything with it". After some 'words' from my husband and a call into Sprint, they gave us a new phone anyway. We weren't the only ones this happened to. I read several people say the same thing on some other forums. Just keep an eye on them
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As long as you put insurance on it. We were with Sprint and I bought a few phones off , was told by Sprint that as long as they are activated on my account and I have insurance they cover it. Of coarse it has to be one of the problems their insurance covers.
If you do take it in I personally would take the back off and the battery out before giving it to them pointing out that it doesn't have water damage. We had a Sprint store claim a phone had water damage when it didn't before it was given to the guy. We saw him put his hand under the counter as my husband handed him the phone and as the guy opened the back he ran his finger across the back of the phone (this was an HTC Diamond) he then said "oh this phone has water damage we can't do anything with it". After some 'words' from my husband and a call into Sprint, they gave us a new phone anyway. We weren't the only ones this happened to. I read several people say the same thing on some other forums. Just keep an eye on them
Wow ok thank you for the heads up! I do indeed have insurance through Sprint but its for my Blackberry. Does it matter that this will be a Android vs my Blackberry as far as the insurance goes?
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Ok so turns out theres water damage so basically what I did was had the phone transfered to my account went home got online and filed a claim through Asurion (Who sprint uses for their insurance) and had to pay $100 to have a replacement phone sent. I just hope the one they send is in good condition. I basically just paid $350 for a Epic 4G but I guess that still beats paying $500. My upgrade is due in a few months I guess I can just buy a phone for $200 and then sell it for $300 to make some of my money back?
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