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Re: I bought a LG through Walmart on the straight talk...
Check the warranty clauses for battery replacement under warranty
Take it back for a warranty exchange as it may not be the battery at all but an internal fault
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Hi Connie:
I recall that they are really good about warranty for defective products.
My suggestion would be to contact the customer service representative at the store where you bought the unit. A friendly "consumer oriented" approach on your part will hopefully get a reasonable response.
Best of luck.
you will have to have it flashed because straight talk will not activate s4 from Verizon I have tried myself bought the kit and wasted money. The kits are no refundable
you don't think that dropping it and it coming apart did some thing to the internals that has messed with the program or chip
take it to a phone repair shop and have the problem properly diagnosed
If you bought them at a retail location like Walmart or BestBuy, I would take the cards and phone to the returns/customer service counter to ask them if they can identify the problem. If they are unable to figure it out, they may be able to give you a refund.
Cindy Wells
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