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I got my replacement "like new" droid last week and it is as advertised. It's like new, works great and it was super easy to move the info from the original droid to my new one. I put the original one in their return box and away it went.
I have a question if you could help out, my droid took a minor fall and took a little cosmetic damage (scraped the side) and i think the sliding keyboard got loosened up slightly..
My question is could i return it in for a new/whitebox replacement one (more then willing to pay a restocking fee or even a bit more if needed to) I am within my 30 days (got feb 13) but i declined insurance on the phone, what are my options/can i expect? any info or tips would be appreciated :heart::motdroidvert:
i have the Motorola Droid, and I received a "certified like new replacement" from Verizon last Tuesday. It has already taken a crap. i was on the phone with verizon for 45 minutes for them to tell me I can either take another "certified ****" phone or I am s.o.l. I think it's crap that I paid for a brand new phone, it had electrical problems, so they send me a "like new" phone. I am going to the store tomorrow to pitch a fit and attempt to get a brand new phone. If not, I will take my service elsewhere.
I think it's crap that I paid for a brand new phone, it had electrical problems, so they send me a "like new" phone. I am going to the store tomorrow to pitch a fit and attempt to get a brand new phone. If not, I will take my service elsewhere.
You won't get a new replacement after 3 months with any carrier. Your phone isn't new past the first 30 days. Not to mention the recertified device comes with a warranty. Good luck in taking your service elsewhere.My faith comes from the fact that I had the new phone for over three months