Thread: some help

i woke up this morning and my phone screen was broken, how can i fix it or where can i fix it?
thanks for the support

Sounds like an insurance claim for a new one, lol. Is it cracked or just stopped working?

you can either get a new screen for about $100 dollars, or use the insurance like mule says for $50

cracked, but thing is i bought it in the us and i live in venezuela :s

I would look on ebay for a screen and try and replace it unless you have insurance.

Originally Posted by joe11

cracked, but thing is i bought it in the us and i live in venezuela :s

Do you have insurance? I would think it wouldn't matter where you bought and where you now live. But I could be completely wrong and an idiot

Originally Posted by joe11

cracked, but thing is i bought it in the us and i live in venezuela :s

Try Here: MOVILNET Headquarters in Caracas

Venezuela - In January of 2006, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez announced the government's intention to nationalize Cantv.
On February 12, Verizon entered into an agreement with the Bolivarian Republic to participate in public tender offers by the Republic in the U.S. and Venezuela. As part of the agreement, Verizon Communications will sell all shares of Cantv stock when the government completes the tender offers.

Compa??a An?nima Nacional de Tel?fonos de Venezuela (CANTV) was one of the first telephone service enterprises in Venezuela, founded in 1930. The company was re-nationalized in 2007.

Movilnet
The mobile phone component of CANTV was founded in 1991. It offers wireless voice, data, and wireless fixed telephony, among many other services over its digital network. As of 2008 it has the majority of the market share. Their wireless networks are based on TDMA (which was recently shut down), CDMA2000,1x EV-DO and a GSM Edge network that is fully operative. all with nationwide coverage. In the present Movilnet has more than 1,300 1xRTT base stations, having more coverage than any other provider. A 3G UMTS network, which will co-exist with is current 3G Ev-DO will be launched in 2009. Movilnet, reaching over 10 Million Subscribers in 2008, is also the largest Wireless service provider in Venezuela closely followed by Movistar, which is owned by Telefonica S.A.