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Help faulty t-mobile pukse power connection
- Thread starter liza
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Hi Liza
That seems a bit odd. They've sold you a faulty product, therefore the store you purchased it from (the trader) has to replace it.
Consumer Direct - The Sale of Goods Act 1979 as amended
And it's definitely the store, not the manufacturer.
Consumer Direct - Mobile phones
That seems a bit odd. They've sold you a faulty product, therefore the store you purchased it from (the trader) has to replace it.
Consumer Direct - The Sale of Goods Act 1979 as amended
And it's definitely the store, not the manufacturer.
Consumer Direct - Mobile phones
Has anyone encountered a problem with the power connection, plugged it in and broke. Took it back to T-mobile who told me it wasn't part of the warranty. Does anyone know the address for the manufacturers or contact number.
Your post caught my eye as I'm looking to buy a Pulse in place of an now oldish TM MDA Compact II which runs WM5 and has a mini USB connection.
The connection has been repaired twice, and has just gone again: I dont think mini USB connections are all that hardy given the handling to which phones are subject. Did you do anything special to strain it? I suspect not: you just have to be inordinately careful to pull the wire straight out or push it straight in to the connector to limit sideways strain I think...and even then...
If youre in the London area, and can get to Wimbledon, Turnonyourmobile will fix it for you while you wait, en principe, and charge you about $30 based on my experience
I have a feeling that pulse uses an even smaller version of the usb mini than miy MDA: I wonder if its even more vulnerable
you can email them at
info@Turnonyourmobile.com/ theyre a helpful bunch. check out their website
patrick3306
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...using a nokia charger, if that is of any help ?
