Phone NO LONGER under warranty, has LOTS of problems...HELP!

I have a nokia c3 the imei is 354858/04/494517/1please discover the restriction code thanks

HI. This phone is defective and every provider knows this. The design is flawed. The battery will separate, slightly, from the contact, thus, causing a loss of power to the main board. When this occurs, the phone will shutdown and restart. This is a well known defect in this phone and i cant believe they are still selling this unit. With that said; If you have had it less than 30 days, return it back to the original place of purchase and exchange it. Now; if you have had it longer than 30 days but less than 1 year, file a warranty claim for it as per the owners manual through LG Electronics, or contact your providers warranty department.

If in case you have had this device for more than a year, then file a insurance claim for it if you have been paying monthly for insurance on the device. This phone is not serviceable under this condition and shoudl be replaced for free.

Still under warranty. Return it and get a replacement.

you might need a new battery but just to make sure take it to your phone company store and they will give you lots of help

sounds like the battery is shot. Get a new battery and fully charge it. I try to charge my phone more off of a power outlet and not the cigarette lighter in a auto. The battery will last longer that way. something about cigarette lighters. As far as the messaging and failed calls goes. up grade your tower signals. contact your cell phone company and get the number for upgrading the towers.

You need to take the phone to a mobile service center and have them flash the firmware on the phone to correct this issue.

The software needs to be updated and reinstalled as per Samsung Technical Assistance.Need to get a RA from Samsung and ship the phones to them. Since they ares till under warranty there will be nocharge.

Im asuming you are charging it up all the way. It is most likely a hardware issue, have you dropped it?

If its a software issue, your Bonned, Verizon wont do anything with that phone except replace it if its under warranty. And they usually find a way out of it by saying you got it wet or something. Check the contacts on the battery also, make sure ther not crusted up.

If the sticker on the battery is red, its got water damage and Verizon wont help you, if its white then its alright.

Hope this helped somewhat.

Oh, and if you take a shower and you have your phone in the restroom, the steam will collect moisture in the phone and eventually short it out. If so, unplugg the battery, take it apart and air it out for a day, you could use alcahol wipes to clean it, do this with the power connection port also, let dry and put back together, i have saved many of phones from water damage with this methode.

Time for a new phone. Most likely there are some bad solder connections and they could be anywhere. A 2 year old battery should not cause such severe problems so I'd spend the money on a new phone before a new battery.