Originally posted by: razorweb
So i just cracked the inside LCD screen of my phone, ugh. I dont want to buy a new one because all my numbers are in this one, so i was wondering if anyone knew who sells replacement screens...anyone?
Originally posted by: aphexII
Originally posted by: razorweb
So i just cracked the inside LCD screen of my phone, ugh. I dont want to buy a new one because all my numbers are in this one, so i was wondering if anyone knew who sells replacement screens...anyone?
You might wanna look into a GSM provider if you end up buying a new phone. They use SIM cards which store your phonebook and all your info, so if you break your phone you just pop the card into a new one and off you go. Just something to consider if ya break your phone often...
Originally posted by: HiTek21
Originally posted by: aphexII
Originally posted by: razorweb
So i just cracked the inside LCD screen of my phone, ugh. I dont want to buy a new one because all my numbers are in this one, so i was wondering if anyone knew who sells replacement screens...anyone?
You might wanna look into a GSM provider if you end up buying a new phone. They use SIM cards which store your phonebook and all your info, so if you break your phone you just pop the card into a new one and off you go. Just something to consider if ya break your phone often...
GSM is the best! I've broken many cell phones in my days and I absolutly love the fact that I can turn to Egay and buy a new phone for like 30 - 50 dollars. Not too many companies offer GSM mainly cingular, T-Mobile, & Voicestream.. AT&T is getting into GSM but so far their service isn't as wide spread as Cingular or Voicestream.
Originally posted by: aphexII
Originally posted by: HiTek21
Originally posted by: aphexII
Originally posted by: razorweb
So i just cracked the inside LCD screen of my phone, ugh. I dont want to buy a new one because all my numbers are in this one, so i was wondering if anyone knew who sells replacement screens...anyone?
You might wanna look into a GSM provider if you end up buying a new phone. They use SIM cards which store your phonebook and all your info, so if you break your phone you just pop the card into a new one and off you go. Just something to consider if ya break your phone often...
GSM is the best! I've broken many cell phones in my days and I absolutly love the fact that I can turn to Egay and buy a new phone for like 30 - 50 dollars. Not too many companies offer GSM mainly cingular, T-Mobile, & Voicestream.. AT&T is getting into GSM but so far their service isn't as wide spread as Cingular or Voicestream.
Well the best feature for me was that when i bought a GSM world phone from Voicestream back in the states, they even unlocked it for me for free so that i could use a european sim card in my phone while im over here in Europe.Im now paying 3.47 cents per minute to call the states (all incoming calls are free) as compared to the 99 cents per minute i would have paid using vstream....
