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gomaemo 2011-02-04 05:22

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesBond@ge (Post 935387)
Yeah yeah yeah, don't try and backtrack now. You lost your phone, thought you'd ask on Maemo.org if it's covered by the Warranty, then realised from the comments made by people in this thread that it was a bit of a clown question to ask and now you're trying to style it out lol.

Oright, since you really want to push it, sure, I will waste my time and educate you. First of all, I am a mobile Device Engineer, if you believe it, good, if not, i dont care :). Second, I searched around for people who have had the MICRO (i dont know why people say Mini) Usb issue, and I read a lot. Throughout the reading, I got different answers, I also read stuff about people losing their phones and getting no replacement, then I thought, well technologically, Nokia can validate if the phone has been "lost", and therefore could figure out if the person is lying or not. Under that impression, I titled my post, to see what people would say. Fortunately, the maemo community is GREAT!, but unfortunately, there are people like you. Anyways, Remember the real problem is that my Micro Usb got broken. Thanks for wasting my time again. :)!

ossipena 2011-02-04 05:29

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gomaemo (Post 932145)
I dont know if you are joking or not, but I dont care. If you are not though, then heres something you should learn. My phone got repaired, so learn before you make an idiot out of yourself. Still thanks for your help.

ever heard about this thing called fraud? because you have just made one...

gomaemo 2011-02-04 05:31

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
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Originally Posted by ossipena (Post 935566)
ever heard about this thing called fraud? because you have just made one...

huh? How so?

ossipena 2011-02-04 05:32

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jigzy (Post 932225)
a lot of people here jump on this bandwagon that if your overclock, it voids your warranty it doesn't

could you please show me official statements that hardware modifications don't void warranty?

they just don't probably care because they change the whole circuit board and usb-connector failures are by design (=warranty).

ossipena 2011-02-04 05:32

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gomaemo (Post 935567)
huh? How so?

did you mention that you have overclocked the device when you took it to service?

gomaemo 2011-02-04 05:35

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ossipena (Post 935569)
did you mention that you have overclocked the device when you took it to service?

I have had my N900 overclocked for a long time. I didnt take the phone to service, I shipped it. I still have the warranty I got on it, so the phone is repairable, since Nokia has announced that as long as the phone is still under warranty, the micro usb issue will be repaired. (so i guess no, overclocking it doesnt prevent repairing hardware that HAS NOTHING TO DO with overclocking) which was my original question.

ossipena 2011-02-04 05:39

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by gomaemo (Post 935571)
I have had my N900 overclocked for a long time. I didnt take the phone to service, I shipped it. I still have the warranty I got on it, so the phone is repairable, since Nokia has announced that as long as the phone is still under warranty, the micro usb issue will be repaired. (so i guess no, overclocking it doesnt prevent repairing hardware that HAS NOTHING TO DO with overclocking) which was my original question.

so you didn't mention that you have overclocked the device.

Quote:

deceit, trickery, sharp practice, or breach of confidence, perpetrated for profit or to gain some unfair or dishonest advantage
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraud

you
1) didn't tell everything
2) gained profit (got your device fixed)

e: when you overclock, you accept the fact that you don't have warranty anymore. you have voided the warranty yourself.

please read the sentences above as long as you realize something before you reply.

gomaemo 2011-02-04 05:42

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ossipena (Post 935573)
so you didn't mention that you have overclocked the device.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraud

you
1) didn't tell everything
2) gained profit (got your device fixed)

lol thats funny.

"1) didn't tell everything"
The next time you drink and drive (if you do), and you get pulled over, make sure you tell the officer "I HAVE BEEN DRINKING" even if he doesnt ask you!
"2) gained profit (got your device fixed)"
It is my right to get the device fixed, as long as it is under warranty, and every piece of information I provided is correct (Everything I asked was answered properly.

So, there you have it. Dont try to outsmart people.

JamesBond@ge 2011-02-04 15:30

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
*1. If you run someone over, do you stop at the scene or just drive off?

Anyway gomaemo. You are a Mobile Device Engineer eh? Since you told me, I have been totally blown away by your heroism. Wow! You are actually a Mobile Device Engineer?! Can I touch you? You are my hero, for now and for always.

Lol.

I still think you lost your phone, and you came on here to see if other people had tried to swindle Nokia into giving them another phone.

gomaemo 2011-02-04 19:57

Re: N900 Lost. Warranty?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JamesBond@ge (Post 935909)
*1. If you run someone over, do you stop at the scene or just drive off?

Anyway gomaemo. You are a Mobile Device Engineer eh? Since you told me, I have been totally blown away by your heroism. Wow! You are actually a Mobile Device Engineer?! Can I touch you? You are my hero, for now and for always.

Lol.

I still think you lost your phone, and you came on here to see if other people had tried to swindle Nokia into giving them another phone.

No, you cannot touch me, and Yes, I probably am your hero, considering the amount of phones I have written software for. And just so you know, I never lost my N900, and this was sent to me a few days ago, from nokia, about my phone:

"
Your Nokia N900 device, serial number 35**************, was received for repair and is currently in the process of being repaired.

Turnaround time for in-warranty repairs is approximately 7-10 business days.
More about estimates >>


Please note that in some circumstances turnaround timeframe may be longer (quote approval needed, parts on order, device transferred etc.)
"


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