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Originally Posted by danwo  Since you had the phone since May, I don't think you qualify for an upgrade rebate(at least 12 months I believe). It would end up costing you alot of money, something like $400 bones or whatever. Sure you could upgrade but I don't think they'll cut you much slack when it comes to the price. |
Yes, I realize that would normally be the case for any phone. However, in this case the argument would be that the phone is defective and since I have paid for the insurance, I am entitled to have the problem fixed. Since giving me a new Q won't fix the problem, allowing me to pay the difference for the upgrade seems reasonable. Its worth a try.