Bye bye phone

[my_anonymity]

I dropped my phone in the toilet the other day (fell out of my pocket and bounced off my hand when I was trying to catch it. Don't worry, there was nothing icky in the toilet), took it apart to dry out too late (was in a hurry to get to work), and now it's not working. I don't have insurance on my phone... and it is water damage... how do I go

Comments

[bogart69]

That sucks... usually once the battery is wet its shot.. hopefully thats all that is wrong. But if the circuits are all wet I doubt it will ever work properly..

Hope it works though.. :D

[my_anonymity]

I guess I should have taken it apart sooner and dried out everything because a lot of the functions aren't working properly anymore. I for sure will never be able to play music on it again (the memory card slot seems to be dead and I don't want to use the phone's memory for music because I like that it's able to save a billion text messages without me having to erase them constantly, being an avid texter), the sound is super quiet (which sucks, because I do prefer to use my phone as an alarm clock), and the camera's a little messed up still. But at least I can make/receive calls/texts. That's all you really need a phone for right? It just sucks that I'm suck with it for another year and a half. Pfft.

[blindsilence_]

If you have Verizon, I have a spare phone that I could send you.
Mhmm.. It is an LG, and has dope speakers. I wonder sometimes why I upgraded to the phone I have now. 0,o

[my_anonymity]

Aww, you're so sweet Licia!! Too bad I have T-Mobile. My phone's not working to it's full capacity, but the most practical functions are still in order (making/recieving calls/texts), so it's not that terrible. At least it still looks pretty (I have that Nokia express music slider phone), ha.

[davidweller]

Why does this not surprise me at all that you accidently dropped your phone in the toilet? =P