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will be able to be changed the housing of T68m by the one of the T68i? |
Cytech
Joined: Feb 19, 2002
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On 2002-04-06 20:27, Urzrkymn wrote:
Ah rite, Muppets...... How much do you think ill have to pay?
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that vary... but it will probably cost at least 30-40USD |
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Urzrkymn
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Ah rite, £15, £20 pounds then. not bad i guess. Just the price of a Nokia Xpress on cover.
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oneeyejack
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On 2002-04-06 18:31, T_Virus wrote:
who wants the T68i shell. The original T68m cover looks much more expensive and are much cooler 
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i agree!!
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oneeyejack
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On 2002-04-06 17:48, raynor211 wrote:
where? some web or online shop where sells them? I would like to change housing!!
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why would you want to change your t68m shell to a t68i shell. that's what you call a poser. you don't even have that phone...hehhehe!
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Baloola
Joined: Apr 02, 2002
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Hi,
Has anybody actually have changed the cover? I mean is it easy? somebady posted that in 15 minutes (aghhh) coinsidering how clumsy I am it means NO covers 
Would any of those covers we are talking about be genuine (SE)?
Yes I prefer the look of the Girlie T68i...probably because I am a girl
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Cytech
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On 2002-04-06 22:29, Baloola wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody actually have changed the cover? I mean is it easy? somebady posted that in 15 minutes (aghhh) coinsidering how clumsy I am it means NO covers
Would any of those covers we are talking about be genuine (SE)?
Yes I prefer the look of the Girlie T68i...probably because I am a girl
Ciao
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it's quite easy to change cover... just as long as you have the right tools...
a guide on how to change it can be found at http://www.totonox.com/changecover/cover.htm
just remember that if you'll change it by yourself (or any other unauthorized person) the warranty will be lost. So you'll change it on your own risk..
[ This Message was edited by: Cytech on 2002-04-06 22:42 ] |
Baloola
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So if it is not myself..?? would SE do it for me (paying of course)
I wouldn“t mind paying if this is the case |
Cytech
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On 2002-04-07 00:00, Baloola wrote:
So if it is not myself..?? would SE do it for me (paying of course)
I wouldn“t mind paying if this is the case
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yes... if you go to a  servicepoint you can get the cover change done for a small charge.... |
Baloola
Joined: Apr 02, 2002
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Are you sure? Do you or anyone else tried this at SE service point?
Because otherwise many people would have changed to gold model so it wouldn“t be so rare or not?
Ideas, comments?
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arroyootje
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Hi Baloola, I'm sure if you went to your service center and said you cover was crap or broken, damaged... then they would change it, they might not have the gold one in stock though...
The things is, if you want them to place a not-original cover on the phone, they might not want to... It is quite easy to do it yourself and many of the Esato users have done so... It's pretty much impossible for the centres to see that you have opened it yourself. So if you f*ck up, then you just go to the service centre with your warranty and say that something is wrong and they'll have to open it to take a look and then you can just give them the new cover and ask them to put that on (while they're doing it anyway...then it's free  )
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dw123
Joined: Mar 25, 2002
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as a point of referance- SE charged £45 to replace the front housing on a t28 (someone unclipped the flip and they dont go back on so it needed a new complete housing),
I would expect it to be at least as much for a t68i housing. |
Baloola
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Thanks for the info
So I guess I could find original covers at SE service points then.
Any website selling originals?
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yngwie
Joined: Jan 03, 2002
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Why tha hell do you want to look your T68 like a T68i
The T68i suckssss big time
The cover is for kids |
dw
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>The T68i suckssss big time
>The cover is for kids
Luckly there are as many diffrent opinions of
whats good looking and what is not, otherwise
we would live in a very boring world. Nokia
picked that up early making it easy for ppl to
personalize their phones to look like noone elses.
has come a long way with T68 being Themable
now they just need to make it cheaper to get the
cover changed w/o losing quality and warranty
(Nokia phones often get dust inside when you can change cover as easy I don't know if is more dust proof It should be since
the casing ain't x-press on).
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Baloola
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So I am one then anyway thanks for the compliment I like being a kid at 27 yupiiiiii!!!
Honestly I like the Gold edition or T68i but I find the grey one uglier than my last boyfriend 
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