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#655
Originally Posted by HumanPenguin View Post
I am sorry (and I have mentioned this before.

But I am not willing to have faith in this until I hear from people with "Landing pad damage" that they have had nokia repair or replace the phone.

I know I sound overly pesemistic. But I do think I have reason.

As for the timeline. As i mentioned after MarkS quoted the policy on engadget the centre I went to recieved an update the very next morning.

The update was not what we wanted to hear. But if the new announcement a few days ago is what we expect. Then no one with pad damage should be getting a phone returned from Nokia care centers if it was looked at after thursday just gone.

Lets watch this for a few more days and see what happens .

But we should be seeing people with pad damaged phones getting them returned early next week. Then I will bew willing to give Nokia credit for doing the right thing.
This seems like a ticking time bomb that is just waiting to nail all N900s. Maybe the best tact would be a list of all sites like Engadget that have comment portions so that we can start commenting!

Nokia did their PR blitz to try and stem the flow of complaints. Seems that "we" should do the same.

The only way these failures should be called abuse is if there are pry marks or physical signs of abuse. They are basically calling their customers Liars! Nice, real nice!

LP, make a list of sites if you have them, and maybe we can get some attention/light on this problem.

My feeling is that this is a potential issue with 100% of the phones.