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2009-12-04
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2009-12-04
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Grand, so it's likely I can take it to my local Nokia (MPD run) store then I guess? I'm actually from Swindon so a London store isn't actually convenient for me- they just had them in stock
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2009-12-04
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Yup, I had an N810 that I bought in the US a few years ago, had an issue with the screen some year ago, and a Carphone Warehouse shop gave me the details of Nokia Support that I had to contact. Called them, and I could send in my device no problem (warranty had run out, so I would've had to pay for the repair had I gone through with it).
Edit: I ended up repairing the N810 myself, as I couldn't be bothered sending it away for a couple of weeks.
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2009-12-04
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The reason I am posting this here is because several people have got their N900s from the NFS in Regent Street.
This will affect where they can go for warranty repairs & information etc.
Nokia to Close London Flagship Store
Mobile Industry Journalist / Ex-Telecoms Retail Management