I am interested in the answer as well.  I found that Palm would not
repair mine unless it had specific easily repaired items like a broken
screen, broken antenna, etc.  Mine got killed when I set it in a drink
holder on the treadmill at the hotel where I stay.  Little did I know
that someone had filled the drink holder with about an inch of water.
It was enough to permanently damage my Treo and I cannot find anyone to
repair it.  Of course Verizon will sell me a new one for $519.  So I
cancelled my data service and will wait until I come up for a low cost
upgrade at contract renewal time in August.

It will give me a chance to determine if having a treo was worth the
cost or not.  Right now I am using a plain old cellphone and getting by
with some text messaging and a lot more voice calls.

Bob

On Thu, 01 Jun 2006 18:50:14 -0500, "Scandals and Animals"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Seeing as my 650 is out of the carrier warranty, to whom, and wherem and
> howm do I send it for repair?  It's about two months old.  I'm sure the
> manufacturer's warranty should be good.
>


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