I know this isn't much of a consolation, but these guys fixed my Treo 650 and did a fairly good job.
http://www.renewelectronics.com/ Steve -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sam Walker Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 9:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Treo] Centro Alert - Must Read Well, I have finally had a run-in with Sprint that has my blood boiling. As you may have read in an earlier post, I accidently cracked the screen on my Centro. What was I doing? It was in my pocket, no keys, no change, nothing but my Centro (Which was in a hard acrylic case and my other phone which is a i530 with a rubberized coating. Somehow they must have pushed against each other and cracked the screen. I took it to Sprint, I was willing to pay for the repair, only to hear "Oh that phones not repairable, don't you have insurance?". Well I don't have insurance, since this was an upgrade phone supplied by Sprint and the whole transaction was conducted online, I was never offered a chance to accept or decline insurance. Now in all honesty, I am not sure I would have taken it, if they had offered it (The logic, at $5 a month for at least a year plus the $50 deductible would pay for most repairs). However if someone had said, we are offering you insurance and by the way that phone is not repairable, I would have scooped it up or at least thought really hard about it. Bottom line, I do not feel I was neglegent with the phone and the fact that Sprint/Treo has designed this phone to be a throw away and did not even offer the insurance really ticks me off. All of that being said, if you own a Centro, better put insurance on it. Now I am stuck with a phone that does not work and will go out of my way to convince my 25 some odd friends and relatives (and the five lines I lease) to drop thier phone Service with Sprint as soon as possible.
