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I think I remember I saw a thread this past year about someone being able to get the early termination fee waived. How do I go upon doing that?
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Do you charge your phone over night? If you do then thats the problem. Try charging your phone for about an hour to hour and a half. I startchargiung my phone as soon as my alarm goes off. My batterie last the whole day. till the next morning.Originally Posted by vdubsta
Same here. My phone is barely keeping charge(last about 4-6 hours if Im lucky, I'm an avid texter so battery life is important...It's ghetto enough that I have to bring my charger with me everywhere I go)., and I have to smack it a couple of times in order for it to start charging.
Are you saying that the over-charging leads to a short battery life for the day? I didn't know that... I might have to stop charging overnight.Originally Posted by djaward
Do you charge your phone over night? If you do then thats the problem. Try charging your phone for about an hour to hour and a half. I start charging my phone as soon as my alarm goes off. My batterie last the whole day. till the next morning.Originally Posted by vdubsta
Same here. My phone is barely keeping charge(last about 4-6 hours if Im lucky, I'm an avid texter so battery life is important...It's ghetto enough that I have to bring my charger with me everywhere I go)., and I have to smack it a couple of times in order for it to start charging.
Originally Posted by vdubsta
I've used up my insurance replacements, and not eligible for a new upgrade until march next year:/
Originally Posted by UrbenYouth
Are you saying that the over-charging leads to a short battery life for the day? I didn't know that... I might have to stop charging over night.Originally Posted by djaward
Do you charge your phone over night? If you do then thats the problem. Try charging your phone for about an hour to hour and a half. I start charging my phone as soon as my alarm goes off. My batterie last the whole day. till the next morning.Originally Posted by vdubsta
Same here. My phone is barely keeping charge(last about 4-6 hours if Im lucky, I'm an avid texter so battery life is important...It's ghetto enough that I have to bring my charger with me everywhere I go)., and I have to smack it a couple of times in order for it to start charging.
Originally Posted by GodsAngel301
sprint needs to do this
Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by UrbenYouth
Are you saying that the over-charging leads to a short battery life for the day? I didn't know that... I might have to stop charging over night.Originally Posted by djaward
Do you charge your phone over night? If you do then thats the problem. Try charging your phone for about an hour to hour and a half. I start charging my phone as soon as my alarm goes off. My batterie last the whole day. till the next morning.Originally Posted by vdubsta
Same here. My phone is barely keeping charge(last about 4-6 hours if Im lucky, I'm an avid texter so battery life is important...It's ghetto enough that I have to bring my charger with me everywhere I go)., and I have to smack it a couple of times in order for it to start charging.
Yeah, I used to charge my phone overnight everyday and within the year, it had a battery life of 12 hours. Battery should be charge only when needed and it should also be run dead at times. Supposedly.
Truth.Originally Posted by RFX45
Originally Posted by UrbenYouth
Are you saying that the over-charging leads to a short battery life for the day? I didn't know that... I might have to stop charging over night.Originally Posted by djaward
Do you charge your phone over night? If you do then thats the problem. Try charging your phone for about an hour to hour and a half. I start charging my phone as soon as my alarm goes off. My batterie last the whole day. till the next morning.Originally Posted by vdubsta
Same here. My phone is barely keeping charge(last about 4-6 hours if Im lucky, I'm an avid texter so battery life is important...It's ghetto enough that I have to bring my charger with me everywhere I go)., and I have to smack it a couple of times in order for it to start charging.
Yeah, I used to charge my phone overnight everyday and within the year, it had a battery life of 12 hours. Battery should be charge only when needed and it should also be run dead at times. Supposedly.
Originally Posted by N3FF 3000
Tell them you've moved to an area that is a dead zone. I told T-Mobile this about 2-3 years ago and they waved my fee. Or you can ask them for proof of the contract you signed and chances are they wont have it, and they'll have to waive your fee.
Originally Posted by N3FF 3000
Tell them you've moved to an area thats a dead zone. I told T-Mobile this about 2-3 years ago and they waved my fee. Or you can ask them for proof of the contract you signed and chances are they wont have it, and they'll have to waive your fee.
Originally Posted by Kingtre
Originally Posted by N3FF 3000
Tell them you've moved to an area that is a dead zone. I told T-Mobile this about 2-3 years ago and they waved my fee. Or you can ask them for proof of the contract you signed and chances are they wont have it, and they'll have to waive your fee.the good old days-
i told someone to try this and they did- the rep was like cool...give me the address of the dead zone and call us when your around there and we will check the signal and try to fix it OTA ....they dont just take your word for it anymorealso now when you reup contracts they do that voice record confirmation thing so im sure they keep those on record...worth a try i guess
i aint saying its true or that they could have fixed it im just saying they were tryna take it that extra step -Originally Posted by N3FF 3000
Originally Posted by Kingtre
Originally Posted by N3FF 3000
Tell them you've moved to an area that is a dead zone. I told T-Mobile this about 2-3 years ago and they waved my fee. Or you can ask them for proof of the contract you signed and chances are they wont have it, and they'll have to waive your fee.the good old days-
i told someone to try this and they did- the rep was like cool...give me the address of the dead zone and call us when your around there and we will check the signal and try to fix it OTA ....they dont just take your word for it anymorealso now when you reup contracts they do that voice record confirmation thing so im sure they keep those on record...worth a try i guess
...? You can't really fix a dead zone, certain areas just don't get signal. You can go on your carriers website and find areas that are dead zones, at least you used to be able to with T-Mobile.