Earpiece volume issues....

[mexiken]

Originally Posted by mike250rs

if ^ that still doesn't resolve it. Motorola does have a warrantly in case you don't have insurance thru your carrier. Can't think of how long its for, my remember(er) is broke. You can go to their website to find out for sure.

All Motorola phones are 1 year warranty.

And its pretty much an industry standard as well.

[mexiken]

Originally Posted by mikiedreb

I bought the unit outright from an individual so no carrier help there....I'll give Motorola a yell.

Moto is usually pretty good about helping you out, as long as the unit isn't stolen or anything fishy. Definitely give them a call.

[mikiedreb]

Originally Posted by mexiken

Moto is usually pretty good about helping you out, as long as the unit isn't stolen or anything fishy. Definitely give them a call.

I gave Motorola a yell and they were very helpful. I opened a "claim" and received instructions on how to proceed. The only stumbling block at this point is proof of purchase...which I am currently requesting from the original owner. As he's unable to find the paperwork, I'm hoping a bill of sale from him with some specifics will tie him to the phone....satisfying Moto.
We'll see.