[thisissun]

How does one protect their investment on a bold 9900 if they were to get it off say, ebay, craigslist...etc?

or is it, if it bricks, too bad?

[ryshhh]

Maybe manufacturers warranty?

[enb123]

I googled and read the warranty, and I don't think it's transferable. Which is bad news for the used market - I was going to buy one today but got cold feet after re-reading some of the threads re: bricking/nuking. I don't think there'd be anything you could do at that point except buy another phone. Sure hope they diagnose/fix it soon!

[chaddeus]

Doesn't ebay has its own special warranty program that you can buy?

- Charles

[berry4eva]

nope, theres no solution to that. if its bricked, then you can sell it as parts in ebay, or use it as an elegant paperweight.

[pcgizmo#IM]

Maybe manufacturers warranty?

I doubt the warranty would apply to items purchased from a third party on ebay.

[palomartian]

Doesn't ebay has its own special warranty program that you can buy?

- Charles

That's what I remember. "Square Trade?"

[thisissun]

I read somewhere that there is a thrid party insurance that one can get to protect their phone? Anyone has a insight on this whatsoever? I couldn't find it again

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